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I'm not entirely sure where the problem stems from, but i think it's funny how many people have been in the same situation (throwing them out) including myself.  Glad to hear it woks! ... View more

Yeah, I cannot comment on the Ipod Nano, but the Sandisk Sport Clip is very easy to use and has quality sound in my opinion.  I think the headphones work great at the gym and doing anything outside (running, skateboarding) because they play great, loud sound and still allow you to hear what may be going on around you.  I think over the ear headphones are the only headphones that will block out sound entirely. ... View more

Glad to help and I know exactly how you felt about the issue! ... View more

Great to hear I wasn't the only going crazy with this issue and also agree a better player would be nice. However, I absolutely hate itunes and the way it takes over music on a computer so I will be looking for something non-Apple. ... View more

Awesome to hear and I still do not know how I figured it out.  Feel free to tell them to send us some free swag or promos for fixing their bug also. ... View more

Hey, I cracked the code (at least in my case).  When you have the clip sport on, make sure the bluetooth is OFF and that the music is current paused (can tell by seeing the paused symbol in the top right corner of the screen).  Now turn off the clip sport and make sure the Bose ear buds are in the case.     Now turn on the clip sport and pull out the buds (they should be blinking white lights).  Don't do anything until you see the blinking white lights turn BLUE, which means that now they are ready to pair again.  On the clip sport (should still be in paused mode), go to the Bluetooth menu option and turn bluetooth ON.  Once you see the Bose headphones show up, press the center button on them to connect.  DO NOT do anything after pushing the button on them.  After about 10-20 seconds, the screen will automatically go back to the music you were playing (music play screen w/ album art, etc.).  Press PLAY (top button) and within 2-5 seconds, BOOM they finally work!!!    I initially hated the headphones because I could never get the music play and was ready to take them back, or stomp on them if my temper got the best of me.  However, this now consistently works for me and I have done it on multiple SanDisk Clip Sports players.   I now love the wireless Bose ear buds and I hope the same happens for you.  Let me know the outcome and best of luck! ... View more

Thanks for the quick reply and information Tony G.  Yes I actually would clear the device list by holding down the button for 10 seconds multiple times and still no music.  Then I would try sequences like disabling the bluetooth on the mp3 player, turn off the mp3 player, clear the device list on the Bose headphones, put the headphones in the charger, turn on mp3 player and enable bluetooth, then pull headphones from charger, etc.  I would try varying these up as well in hopes of it somehow working and on the occassion it would with no issues.   I do have some solid good news, I think.  I found the Bose updater early this morning and updated the headphones via the app on the Bose website.  First try, they worked flawlessly and didn't have to waste anytime before my morning run.  I hope this was the issue and the bug will be fixed going forward (will update otherwise).  Also, I did attempt to use them once on my Samsung S8, but cannot recall if they worked with music or not.  I really only want to use them with a small, light mp3 player because I use them for running, skateboarding and snowboarding.   I will also check tonight to see if they work with my phone as well for peace of mind.   Thanks again! ... View more