The stylish blue-colored Samvix Dynamite 8GB Sport MP3 Player Bluefrom Samvix Dynamite 8GB Sport MP3 Player Bluefeatures a metallic body, 1.8" color display and intuitive touch controls. Listen to music and other audio files from its 8GB of built-in storage, which can be expanded up to 64GB with an optional SD card. Samvix gives you three ways to enjoy your content. Listen through the built-in speaker, use the included earphones, or pair an optional Bluetooth headset for wireless playback. You can also use the storage with the integrated microphone to take notes and other recordings.

8GB of Built-In Storage    Expandable Storage Up to 64GB    Up to 30 Hours of Battery Life    1.8" Color Display    Metal Body with Touch Controls    Bluetooth 4.1 Streaming    Headphone Jack for Included Earphones    Listen via Built-In Speaker    Voice Recording Function    Alarm Clock & Calendar

• Up to 30 hours of battery life
• Alarm clock
• Calendar
• English manual included

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. I am constantly frustrated by music showing up in folders but not in the music or card library. I have to delete it, then upload it again. What's the problem? What's the solution?

A: Might be how you loaded them onto your player. I use MediaMonkey or just Explorer. All artists albums etc are populated in the right spots.You can try a hard reset. Hold the power button for 30 or so seconds, then release it and start again. The player may take some time rebuilding its media library.The Clip Sport as great and robust a player as it is, is not the same as the original Clip or Clip Zip as far as its own music database. The sport views the card and the player as two separate music libraries. The Clip and Zip combine them.Cheers,

Q: 2. can you see the picture of album?

A: Yes, the album art and artist info will display on the screen.

Q: 3. Is this compatible with Mac computers running Yosemite and up?

A: I don't really know. I have a Windows-based laptop.

Q: 4. Regarding the microSDHC card: Can the card be formatted in the PLAYER, or, does the PC perform that function?

A: The microSDHC card can be formatted in the player.

Q: 5. The face of my SanDisk MP3 is black-Can't tell if it is charging nothing plays is it a gonner?

A: I'd recommend checking the user manual (here: https://bhpho.to/2JACuux) or contacting Sandisk for troubleshooting support, as it might be a technical issue: http://www.sandisk.com/support For warranty information, see here: https://bit.ly/3otmUiU

Q: 6. Can I listen to downloaded Audible books?

A: The Samvix GLASBA 64GB Sport MP3 Player (Black, No SD Slot), BH # SAGLASB64, is not compatible with the Audible app or file structure.

Q: 7. Some audiobooks come with chapters scrambled does it have a sort feature to correct this kind of error?

A: No, the Samvix Dynamite 8GB Sport MP3 Player (Silver), B&H # SADNMT8SLV, does not have a feature to correct audiobook chapters. This MP3 player is optimized for data transfer through iTunes. Transferring audiobooks over iTunes may solve this issue, but this is not guaranteed.

Q: 8. Does this device connect to ITunes accounts?

A: Hello,My name is Allen from SanDisk support. I appreciate your query. SanDisk Clip Jam is compatible with ITunes to transfer the music files. Please refer the link below for Transferring music files to the Sansa player using iTunes on a PCa href= http://kb.sandisk.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/7946 target= _blank http://kb.sandisk.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/7946/aFor further assistance, please contact SanDisk support at 1-866-SANDISK or submit a support request at a href= http://www.sandisk.com/support. target= _blank www.sandisk.com/support./a We would be glad to assist you.Thank you,SanDisk Support

Q: 9. One does assume if it plays music it can also play audiobooks, true?

A: The Samvix Dynamite 8GB Sport MP3 Player (Silver), B&H # SADNMT8SLV, only supports MP3 files. This player should support MP3 audiobooks, but some audiobooks may use different file types.

Q: 10. BSD How does one get music onto this mp3 player ("main.4gl")? How does one one export the files from the mps player to a compute

A: To move music and/or files on and off of the Samvix iBusiness 64GB MP3 Music Player, you'd need to connect the device to a computer with a USB-C port. You can then transfer files to and from the music player similar to how you'd use an external hard drive.