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: Amazing little player!
Summary: 5 Stars
Not only can it play video, view photos, and record radio, it is also tough. I dropped the thing from five feet onto an icy parking lot, and when I picked it up, it was almost unscathed. Anyone who is thinking of getting a Nano, I would forget about it, and buy this amazing and versatile media player. Great quality for an amazingly low price!Digital camera Review: Amazon= Junk
Summary: 1 Stars
I will never buy from Amazon again.
I will never buy a San Disc product again.
The both sold me a junky defective product that is not really working the way it should and I have an almost impossible task in trying to resolve the problem. Just take my lumps and never do business with either ever again.
Digital camera Review: An Outstanding Lil Monsta...
Summary: 5 Stars
Really love my new mp3 player.
I love the way it connects to Rhapsody ToGo and Napster ToGo. Copying music is just so fluent.
The screen is not the greatest but it works just fine. A great alternate to the ipod nano.
The menus and navigation could do with a little upgrading, but otherwise its a very good player.
Digital camera Review: An excellent upgrade
Summary: 5 Stars
I've enjoyed using this mp3 player, especially when compared to my old 128 mb player. True, the screen is small, but the interface is pretty self-explanatory. I got all of my favorite songs on the player with room to spare. You do need to buy some sort of specialized sport arm band if you want to use this player for exercise - otherwise you'll either deal with the device hitting your chest with every step, or you'll be unable to change the volume/song/etc through a generic arm band.
Unlike some of the other users, I haven't had any trouble using the buttons (but I have smallish fingers). I think the light-up dial is just as easy to use as the touch-senstive ipod pad. It is bigger than the nano and has fewer available accessories, but I've loved it so far. I have not yet tried to construct playlists, so I can't comment as to the ease of using the supplied software.
Digital camera Review: Another good Sandisk product
Summary: 4 Stars
This is the second Sandisk MP3 player that I have purchased (the first was an old 512MB Sansa), and the first with video capability. After a few days of use, I have to say that I am once again pleased with Sandisk's quality. The physical appearance of the player is very nice. The sound quality is excellent and the MJPEG video playback looks better than I expected.
I gave this player four stars instead of five for one reason. Occasionally when playing a video clip, the player will not allow me to access the menu and I end up having to shut it off completely. It doesn't appear to hurt the player, but it is annoying. I updated the firmware, and that has not helped.
Otherwise, this is another great product from Sandisk, and one worth buying, especially if you're not interested in paying out the nose for an iPod.