Thanks, haha yeap i know. Thing is, I'm still a student and it'll take some time to get the funds... Will you be doing another bulk in the near future (November/December)?

Roger that



Will do.



Done



Ok no problem



I don't have them in stock currently but everything listed above can be ordered and will arrive in less than two weeks from now



Sorry, 16GB version is not available for the Clip Plus. Only 2GB, 4GB and 8GB.



If there's demand, yeah I'll organise more bulks in the future.

This post has been edited by arj: Oct 12 2009, 07:18 PM

Argh, man... I can't seem to balance my finances to un-guiltily afford the Fuze. If I bump into a RM300 wad of cash somewhere in my wallet in the next 2 days, will PM you ASAP, but as it seems I would have to opt to wait it out.

Oh well, will join the other benchers who are waiting for BULK #3. Sorry man.

This post has been edited by Eiraku: Oct 12 2009, 07:58 PM

oh yeah please pm me the payment details thanks

Sansa Clip = MP3 player ever. I have the original but the battery is losing its charge after 1 1/2 yrs.. maybe i'll get the Fuze or the Plus hhhmmmm thread bookmarked!!!

Bro, put me on the list for Sansa Clip Plus 2gb (BLACK). pm me for payment & postage details etc

One 4Gb Black unit for me please. PM me your bank in details ASAP.

PM me details to bank in for Sansa Clip 8GB....thanks

hi there.. please put me into the list for two 8gb clip+.. btw.. please pm me your bank in detail.. thanks..


This post has been edited by Vizz: Oct 13 2009, 09:06 PM

Thanks for the payment for those who have already done so. I have had the chance to go through each PMs today. Will reply them by later tonight. For those last minute orders, do post here or PM me

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Added on October 14, 2009, 8:55 amToday is the last day of this bulk order guys, so hurry up if you haven't placed your orders yet

I believe I've PM'd everybody my account details already but if I do miss out on anybody, do accept my appologies and shoot me a PM for the information

This post has been edited by arj: Oct 14 2009, 08:55 AM

HEY FAST REPLY ME....me last minit buyer here! LOL

include postage 4gb black sansa clip ....how much ??? bank details ...and ur hp number...

I wanna know 4gb got expansion slot for micro sd or not ??? or its 8gb only ???

Sansa Clip + has the expansion slot for Mirco SD. The previous model (no +), doesn't which is what I have. Also the two models look different.

This is a very good MP3 player and very worth the price compared to what you can get elsewhere in Malaysia. I strongly recommend this the Sansa Clip + to anyone looking for MP3 player.

One thing to note for the future Sansa Clip + buyers here:

1. When you off your computer, remember to unplug the Sansa Clip from it. If you don't it will slowly drain the battery. Next morning, wake up to see low battery. :_(

2. Refreshing time the memory for new media files depends on the size of the memory. So larger the size, the longer it takes. So for those who constantly update their Sansa Clip with new content, will have to bare the refresh time.

Hope to see this bulk continue in the future, I might want to upgrade

ouch.. my name still not thick paid yet.. will arrange for payment soon.. huhu.. been busy with my final project.. dammit.. ts can u giv me ur phone number coz soon im not going to online for awhile.. want update u with my payment thou..

Haha..i paid TS edi this afernoon . Hope to get it soon lar...my creative don't work anymore ...now waiting for this stuff to rock my world.

About the expansion slot , add songs inside then can play edi ? no need install or bios settings....so nice? wah...

I just worry that it drains battery fast ...zzz

Wow, No Really WOW, January 30, 2009
By KarmaHD "KarmaHD" (Tampa Florida) - See all my reviews
I am usually very careful and consider all options before buying anything, when it came to the Sansa Clip 4 GB it was love at first site, I was hooked once I saw the diminutive little booger, impulse buy on the spot. I had been looking for an small FM radio to wear at the gym an almost impossible feat these days and most of the "mini" MP3 players either don't offer the options I deemed necessary, IE; the ability to choose what I want to listen to, or are too large and get in the way, the teeeenie Clip seemed to offer the best of both worlds, and for $50 large I figured it was a small gamble.

I really did not have very high expectations, considering I have four mini FM radios with more different ways to attach to one's body it would make a bondage expert blush. I was also very weary about the built in FM player, since most small FM receivers I had tried were not worth spit. So to my amazement when I downloaded 3.5 GB of songs from my Windows Media player,(which was brainless by the way) and had a listen, I nearly fell out of my chair, this thing sounds unbelievable!!! And to top it off the FM player actually worked and worked well!

I figured maybe it was due to the fact that I was listening through a set of full ear Sennheiser studio quality headphones, so I started to niggle around and listen through my litany of other headphones and earbuds I have gathered over the past couple of years. Results, the sound was good with some, poor with the buds that came with the player, and UN-FRICKEN REAL with a pair of Skullcandy INK'D $20.00, ($14.99 Amazon) buds I purchased the same day as a back up to my Shure EC3'S I use with my First Gen IPod.

I found it hard to believe the clarity and detail of the Clip when paired with the Skullcandy INK'D buds, this combination exceeded all the other headphones and buds in my collection, which includes (stupid money) Grados. I asked myself why would a $20.00 set of cheap buds sound better than a $500 dollar pair of some of the finest headphones ever made?? Answer, sensitivity, plug the Grado or Sennheiser's into a DAC headphone amp (CityPulse overclocked) played through a OPPO DV980H upscaled to 192k, and yes the difference is more than obvious, so is the $1200 ticket price to the show. What is truly mind boggling for $1140 dollars less you can get in the game with the Sansa Clip/Skullcandy INK'D combo, which sounds better than most home systems costing $100's more. Yes that's right folks for $60-70 bucks you can get some amazing detail, clarity and bass response in the perfect "bang for the buck micro system". Top that off it comes in a package that is transparent, has all the features of the "Big Boy Players" and an FM player that is more than acceptable!

This one is a no brainer, open your wallet just a crack, part with what you would spend on a cheap date and pick up this combo, you will be happy you did, and best of all you can take the player home after dinner.

PS: to the guy who stated this is a 3.4 GB player and gave it 3 stars, you don't need to download the software that comes with the player which takes up most of the missing space, I have 3.8 GB of music on mine! The player works like a SD card it does not need software to work...
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24 of 25 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars Sansa Clip 4GB - Still a Nice Option In MP3 Value and Performance, December 2, 2008
By Mark "Technology, Music and Movies" (East Coast) - See all my reviews
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The SanDisk 4GB Sansa Clip MP3 Player is still one of my favorite MP3 designs. More color and size options are now available, and I continue to buy them to give as gifts and to upgrade capacity for myself. Some I use for music and some primarily for the voice recording feature. In addition to the silver SanDisk Sansa Clip 4 GB MP3 Player, they now offer this black version. While the product picture makes this black version look the same as the 1 GB black players, it is actually shinier akin to the silver version.

The Sansa Clip hasn't come down in price as much as I would like, but it's still a great value at any capacity. The 4GB model has four times the capacity as the iPod Shuffle for about 50% less. It also has a screen, FM Tuner, voice recording and more. You can also get the Sansa Clip 1 GB or SanDisk Sansa Clip 2 GB which are still sold. But with sizes for MP3 players growing, buying the largest size you can is probably the best option.

Pros -
+ Good combination of features, design and value
+ Decent sound quality for a small MP3 player
+ Nice capacity for a decent price
+ Very light-weight
+ FM tuner with 40 presets!!!
+ Voice recording
+ Nice design and color options
+ Nice format compatibility (MP3, DRM WMA, WMA, Audible)
+ USB 1.1 and 2.0 connectivity
+ Can be used as a USB drive / mass storage
+ Can sync music with drag & drop or via software
+ 15 hours battery life is better than Creative Zen Stone Plus or iPod Shuffle

Cons
- Larger body than the 2nd and 3rd generation iPod shuffles
- Some durability questions linger, though these black units have definitely been updated
- Some reports of defective units, so check yours within the return period
- More low cost options and competing feature rich players make it less of a slam dunk

The new Sandisk Sansa Clip may not be as durable as the iPod shuffle, but it still has the advantages of the iPod shuffle with some of the features and benefits of other MP3 player brands. Unlike the Sansa Express, which you can plug in directly into your USB port, the clip uses a standard USB B cable.

The Clip is definitely a little bigger than the iPod shuffle, but not by much. It has a great feel and a nicer clip. It is also priced right. It fills the market for a starter MP3, workout unit, or gift.

The rechargable battery seems better than the Creative Zen Stone Plus and gives you a respectable 15 hours. The sound is nice. The earbuds are passable for beginners but most people will replace them. As for durability, only time will tell; so far my units are holding up nicely.

I definitely recommend the larger sizes, whether 2GB or 4GB. For those needing more space, you will have to explore the CreativeZen, Sandisk Sansa, Sansa View or new iPod Nano. All of those units have higher price tags.
SanDisk Sansa View 8 GB MP3 Player
SanDisk Sansa View 16 GB MP3 Player
Creative Zen 8 GB (Black)
Creative Zen 16 GB (Black)
SanDisk SDMX4-8192 Sansa e280 8 GB MP3 Player (Black)
Apple 8 GB iPod nano AAC/MP3 Player Black (3rd Generation)

Overall, this is still a great starter unit for yourself or to give as a gift. Hopefully the new batches have improved durability. The same great features are all here that will keep this design around for a while.

Enjoy.
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12 of 12 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars Best bang for the buck, February 7, 2009
By J. You - See all my reviews
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UPDATE 4/21/09: Let me clarify first that this review is based on the 8GB model, which can be bought (if you can find it) at Walmart for a measly 50 bucks. Anyway, just wanted to update and add that since purchase, I carry this little beauty everywhere and use it several hours per day, everyday. This is probably the most use-per-dollar I've ever gotten out of anything, which I'd think is the highest compliment a product can receive. BTW my sansa e260 and nano have since fallen into complete and utter disuse.

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I'm not an audiophile, so all I'm really qualified to say is that the Clip sounds as good as my Sansa e260 and iPod Nano. That's about as much as I can dwell on that subject.

The main metric for me was portability and storage size. The Clip's form factor is tiny: the face is roughly 1.5 to 2 times the size of the iPod Shuffle's and it's no thicker. Essentially, the Clip is what you'd get if you added 4x's more storage and a low-res (emphasis on low-res) screen to the Shuffle, and you were able to do it without raising the price. The 8GB model can be purchased at the mega-chain that Sam Walton built for the same price as a 2GB iPod Shuffle. Sweet deal.

Ironically, the only gripe I have with the Clip is with its clipping mechanism; functionally, it's awkward. If you plan to attach this to a strap (on a bag), keep in mind that in its rest position, the clip on the Clip has less than 1/8" x 3/4" clearance. This means that for secure attachment, the strap in question needs to be less than 1/8" thick and 3/4" wide, otherwise the clipping mechanism won't be able to "lock" in place due to its very weak clamp strength, which means that your Clip will be prone to flying off quite easily.

It's not a deal breaker by any stretch, but it's something potential buyers probably should be aware of. I actually bought the Clip with the intention of clipping it to my laptop bag (which I carry everywhere), but I found that the strap on my bag is too large. I've since resorted to clipping it to my front pants pocket, clip-side out, which is still very convenient. And yes, I'm a big nerd. Also, when working out, as long as you're not sprinting (i.e., flailing about), the Clip should stay put on whatever clothi

This post has been edited by jianee89: Oct 14 2009, 08:34 PM

ouch.. better u provide the link rather copy all the text all along.. zzz

Thanks! Payment received from everybody so I'll proceed with the order soon

When is the next order?

Waiting patiently in line myself... Will kick myself in the gonads if I miss the next bulk *running off to horde money*

This post has been edited by Eiraku: Oct 16 2009, 12:23 AM

so when the next bulk open... I want one heheh