SanDisk Sansa e250 2 GB MP3 Player with microSD Expansion Slot (Black) by SanDisk
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Digital camera reviews of SanDisk Sansa e250 2 GB MP3 Player with microSD Expansion Slot (Black)
Digital camera Review: Any e200 Sansa Series rock ONLY IF ROCKBOXED
Summary: 4 Stars
I rockboxed my sansa e250v1 and its amazing, if you stay on the original firmware it will just SUCK. The freeware rockbox firmware is free/open source so is updated everyday(OH YEAH!).
But be careful Rockbox only works on the v1 sansa's e200 series. v2 e200 sansa series are not supported... YET.
Digital camera Review: As expected
Summary: 5 Stars
Product was as advertised. Working well so far - no issues with the refurb. Took a little longer to get here than expected but acceptable. I would use this merchant again.Digital camera Review: As good as any Ipod
Summary: 4 Stars
This Mp3 player is the best I've owned so far, with all the features you need and at a much more reasonable price than any Ipod. My favorite part is the spinning blue wheel, which looks cool and makes song selection convenient. Although you may prefer the 4, 6 or 8 gig models for more space, this is one of the best players out there. I highly recommend it.Digital camera Review: As good as ipod (if not better)
Summary: 5 Stars
I gave the Sansa E-250 to my daughter for her birthday. I downloaded the updates and started loading the music and videos. couldn't be any easier! She told me that she thinks this mp3/video player is as good as an ipod if not better. It comes with 2 gb but if you buy the micro sd card for it, it could be as big as you want. Very small and lightweight. I recommend this player to anyone.Digital camera Review: Audio problems and substandard electronics
Summary: 2 Stars
This mp3 player has many different features which can be useful, however, its drawbacks are rather problematic. First of all, the volume level cannot reach high enough, for those who like to listen to music at a relatively high audible level, or if the audio file is recorded at a low volume level and you need compensation. Second, the sound quality does not offer good bass sound and the stereophonic quality sound it offers is really not high quality. Third, the buttons often jam because of the fragile construction, or in other cases the circuitry jams if various different buttons are pressed too rapidly in succession because the corresponding electronic systems are poorly designed. Also, the memory size can be problematic. I would say every mp3 should offer at least 4 GB of memory.