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MP3 players: Best MP3 Player for Gym?
Best MP3 Player for Gym?
by ghettosermon - 4/2/08 4:17 PMHey guys what is the best MP3 player for taking to the gym, I have a huge 80 gig mp3 player so that is for my real library's of music I am just looking for something cheap, doesn't have to be more than $50 which I could run with and lift weights with at the gym. Something light but still performs well, and comes with something to attach to my t-shirt or something. I want something that is secure and I don't have to constantly worry about it falling or not running hard because I am afraid it will fall out. Thanks in advance to anyone who replies.
SanDisk Sansa Clip
by ktreb - 4/2/08 4:54 PM In reply to: Best MP3 Player for Gym? by ghettosermonIt's a great little player. You might be able to find the 2GB for under $50, but it normally retails for $60. There's also a 1GB version, but I haven't seen it in physical stores. It's small, lightweight, sounds good, and has a clip (hence the name).
I use
by zunezrok - 4/3/08 10:53 AM In reply to: Best MP3 Player for Gym? by ghettosermonI use a zune 8 at the gym, It is nice and sleek and light and durable.
Sansa Clip is it!
by ryork272 - 4/3/08 11:11 AM In reply to: Best MP3 Player for Gym? by ghettosermonI have several MP3 players, including the 2nd gen Nano from Apple.The Sansa clip is by far the most portable for gym rats like myself. Its small, light and has a very nice clip. I have the black 2Gb version. Sound is very good. Prior to the Clip I used the Nano while working out. Its ok but you need an arm band or case (that has a attachment clip). It adds cost and complexity to an otherwise simple task
Sansa Clip
by AC - 4/3/08 11:28 AM In reply to: Best MP3 Player for Gym? by ghettosermonTotally agree about the Sansa Clip. It is cheap, sounds great, tiny, has a great display. What more can you ask for?
SanDisk Sansa M240
by run_va - 4/8/08 6:11 AM In reply to: Best MP3 Player for Gym? by ghettosermonhttp://reviews.cnet.com/mp3-players/sandisk-sansa-m240-1gb/4505-6490_7-31563923.html?tag=prod.txt.9
I've used this for the past few years and hasn't given me any problems. I can update my playlist in about 30 seconds with the USB cable. I use a lot of free weights and run about 4 times a week. No problems at all for me. Battery life is pretty good, but the only hassle is it's not rechargeable. You can find them really cheap probably around 30 bucks or so. I wouldn't hesitate to get another. They have 2GB models as well but 150 songs is plenty for me when I'm lifting.
small and light
by littlestarzz - 4/11/08 12:17 AM In reply to: Best MP3 Player for Gym? by ghettosermonLooking for cheap, small & light music for workout, the zen stone plus seems too be what you are looking for. This little one is really affordable. there's another version with a built-in speaker
Not familiar with this Creative
by run_va - 4/11/08 6:22 AM In reply to: small and light by littlestarzzI had a Creative Zen Vision M, and I liked the interface till it broke on me but I haven't had a chance to play around with the Stone. How does it hold up?
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