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SanDisk Sansa e260 4 GB MP3 Player with MicroSD Expansion Slot (Black |
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| sandisk mp3 player |
| i love this mp3 player. it's light, plays great, and i love the little blue circle that is used as the volume or scanner. only thing i don't like is there is no stop button so you can't just stop playing a song, you have to choose another song or turn it off. and when you charge it via the computer your go list goes away. only two things that bother me. otherwise, great. i added a micro sd card for about $20 and now i have a 12gb player thanks to the 8gb card. |
| Nov 23, 2008 |
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| Great product for a great price, second one I bought from this seller. One for me....LOVE IT!!!! and one for my nephew for Christmas. Would highly recommend. Fast Shipping, well packed and at a great price. |
| Nov 22, 2008 |
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| Just like the Creative Vision-M |
I just bought this product the other day and I must say as a power user that this is a very well thought out product. It's got everything the creative vision-m has except it's a smaller version of it. The Interface is pretty much the same. The expansion slot makes it even better than the vision-m where you can switch memory if necessarily. The downside is the quality of video's is a bit fuzzy after using the sansa video converter. Also it's a bit confusing using the software that came with it to create you own play list. I'll come back again for a second review to let you know the best option for creating a playlist. I've tried wmp as instructed and it didn't work for me.
It's a good product if you have a teenage kid, for some reason they love small media players, anyways sandisk makes pretty good products otherwise I would've never made this choice to begin with. Get it without hesitation |
| Nov 19, 2008 |
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| Player plagued with software kinks, hardware lasts for less than 1 year |
I used this player for my workouts at the gym. I've gone through 3 of them already since the hardware is so unreliable. I've had a variety of issues, from the scroll circle moving up when I move it down, to buttons getting so sensitive that they are pressed inadvertently in my pocket, to the headphone jack going faulty and not allowing me to listen on any set of headphones.
The software has alot of kinks, specifically this player crashed quite often. I used rockbox to get around the software kinks, and this makes it alot easier to use.
I don't recommend it, and I wish there was some better alternative that is more reliable. |
| Nov 17, 2008 |
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