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 enlarge | Brand: SanDisk
Category: CE
List Price: $249.99
Buy New: $59.95
You Save: $190.04 (76%)
New (14) Used (7) Refurbished (6) from $38.60
Rating:  697 reviews
Sales Rank: 70
Format: Cd
Platform: Windows
Color: Black
Media: Electronics
Autographed: No
Memorabilia: No
Batteries Included: No
Operating System: Windows
Hard Drive Size: 4
Clothing Size: 4 GB
Size: 4 GB
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.2
Dimensions (in): 3.5 x 1.7 x 0.5
Warranty: 1 year warranty
MPN: SDMX4-4096-A70
Model: SDMX4-4096-A70
UPC: 619659026363
EAN: 0619659026363
ASIN: B000ETVKHE
Release Date: April 15, 2006
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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 Love it November 12, 2008
Phillip Hamberlin (racer_phill)
I am in love with my new player. Been using it for about 3 months now. A lot of stores in my area do not carry the micro sd cards to add extra storage though.
SanDisk e260 November 11, 2008
R. Ukiah (Ukiah, Ca United States)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
I found the player to be easy to use and very functional. It met all my needs except one. This player will not play audio books from Audio dot com. The Company I got it from, J and R, was wonderful bending over backwards to assist me in an exchange for a player that better met my needs. There was nothing wrong with the SanDisk just the problem with audio books.
awesome November 11, 2008
vanilla bean (missoula mt)
love it i put music on it the day it got here and have used it everyday since then i don't know where i would be without my mp3 player!!!!
Excellent iPod alternative - get it while you still can November 10, 2008
D. Kassis (Tennessee)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
I've been a Sansa owner since 2006, when I purchased an e280 (8gb) for myself. I've always been happy with the functionality, battery life, and sound quality compared to the price of about $200 at the time. Now I've purchased an e260 (4gb) for my wife. While it only has half the built-in memory, I've found this version to be superior for a few reasons.
One thing I did not expect is that this is a "version 2" Sansa. They've improved many features over my "version 1". You can delete songs on the fly right from the menu button, which you can't do with the version 1. This is helpful when you listen to a lot of podcasts, as I do, and you want to get rid of them as you go so they don't clutter up your library. The response time on clicks to accessing menu features seems to be quicker too, and the scroll wheel has a smoother feel now.
The main reason to look for a version 2 Sansa, though, is that it's compatible with the final firmware update from Sandisk. A version-1 Sansa can only be upgraded to firmware 01.02.24A. The version 2 can be upgraded all the way to the most-recent 03.01 release.
Another reason to look for version 2 models is that they're compatible with the newer Micro SDHC cards, whereas the version 1 models only work with original Micro SD cards up to 2gb.
The Sansa e200 models have lots of other great features, such as built-in voice memo recording, a built-in FM radio tuner, and support for playing videos and showing photos. The one drawback to these last two features is that you have to run your media through Sansa's media converter on your computer for them to work with the unit. This is where iPods would likely be superior with their plug-and-play functionality with iTunes.
I will say, however, that I've been very pleased with how well both my e280 and my wife's e240 work with Windows Media Player 11.
Overall, while you can still get them, the e200 players are great products. Make sure you get a "v2", though. You can tell by looking on the back of the unit. If the model number in the lower-right corner does not say v2, don't buy it. Sandisk has discontinued the e200s in favor of a new model called the Fuze. But the functionality is virtually the same, and you're likely to get a better price on the older models.
Nice alternative to iPod. Works well. Easy to use. November 3, 2008
D. Wilber (Sac City)
After using iPod and being frustrated with how it interfaces through iTunes, doesn't work sometimes, and costs too much -- I tried this one out and was immediately pleased with the ease and interface. No problems and music sounds great. Fit and finish is on par with the larger iPods maybe even better.
Don't settle for iPod when there are better alternatives!!
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