Device to Listen to Music at Work...What to get?

I LOVE my Sansa Clip player. The model I have is discontinued, but the new one seems great:

https://www.sandisk.com/home/mp3-players/clip-jam

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00VXMY262

Tiny (!), under $40, plenty of storage (plus you can add a micro-SD card for even more), plays just about any file format (even Audible), plus it has an FM tuner and great battery life. Great value for money, highly recommended.

Can't you just load songs onto your phone? If you have t mobile there are no data charges for music streaming, so you could listen to spotify, apple music, pandora, etc. as much as you like.

imonlysleeping said:
Can't you just load songs onto your phone? If you have t mobile there are no data charges for music streaming, so you could listen to spotify, apple music, pandora, etc. as much as you like.

I live on Spotify running on my Android phone at work. Is there something we're missing tabby? If you're new to music on your phone, then there are bunch of good primers like:

http://www.cnet.com/how-to/spotify-rdio-and-more-how-to-get-started-with-subscription-music-services/

Note that you can listen to most services (like Spotify) for free if you are willing to listen to Ads and other interruptions.

You may want to consider bluetooth headphones to use with whatever gadget you end up getting. I can't deal with headphone cords, because they always tangle on me. I like the Kinivo BTH240 very much. It's quite inexpensive, and sound quality is good enough for me, as I'm not an audiophile. I have to charge it only every two weeks, and I use it pretty heavily.

My phone is ATT....I see that there is a YouTube app....this might work......thanks for the advice!!!