SanDisk Sansa e270 6 GB MP3 Player with SD Expansion Slot (Black) by SanDisk
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Digital camera reviews of SanDisk Sansa e270 6 GB MP3 Player with SD Expansion Slot (Black)
Digital camera Review: Excellent Mp3 Player
Summary: 5 Stars
This mp3 rocks. It has a great fm tuner and the music plays excellent. The only exception is that i can not import my 700 mb movie avi files.Digital camera Review: Excellent Player Easy to use and tons of options
Summary: 5 Stars
This MP3 Player is very easy to use, just plug it into your computer and off you go. Simple to add and delete songs as desired. Works like a flash drive on your computer. Ergonomics are good also. Light and simple to operate. Support help line at SanDisk was very helpful when I had a problem as they stepped me thru to get the problem fixed. Software that compresses photo's is very useful for not filling up the unit.Digital camera Review: Excellent choice!
Summary: 5 Stars
I bought this as a Christmas gift for my husband. He absolutely loves it! The 6 Gigs are more than enough space for his use, but there's that expansion slot just in case he feels like doing anything extra. I love the screen size and the portability (it's smaller than the Nano). You are also not subjected to iTunes...a big plus. Setup and transfers are very easy. The sound quality on the earbuds that are included are exceptional.
If you are looking at Best Buy to buy your Sansa, be forwarned! I did some research on this gift, and this is what I found out: Best Buy has a "package deal" with their Sansa. You get two free months of Rhapsody and a reduced rate thereafter if you purchase your MP3 player there. That is the ONLY difference between the one at Best Buy and the one on Amazon. Plus, the one on Amazon comes with a code for a 30 day trial for Rhapsody, so it doesn't make much sense to spend more at Best Buy, unless you need it NOW.
He has been playing with it for a week and has not run into problems (unless you count his impatience with the load time sometimes). I would recommend this to anyone looking for a starter MP3.
Digital camera Review: Excellent competitive approach by SanDisk!!!
Summary: 4 Stars
I bought the SanDisk e270 7/2006 and am happy with most everything. It is completely flash/EEPROM (NO HARD DRIVE!), and expandable with micro SD cards. It is easy to use, especially with WMP-10. Microsoft has a few things with WMP I don't like however. It's size and strength are very good 8/10. There are some freezing issues if you don't know how to configure the USB MTP or MSC mode (don't place music on it in both modes). It also has a lack of pulldown resistors on it's final stage amp output, leading to a 1.25V DC offset that builds up on an internal capacitance when driving high impedance loads such as an amplifier in your home or car (headphones load it properly). This makes a loud pop when switching tracks, but eventually discharges after several changes. I've been told by customer support (which is excellent right now) that it can be fixed in firmware, which will come out next month (pull-downs are now in processors these days, sweet!). Other than these minor, but fixable things, it's an AWSOME device! Supports drag and drop without WMA/MP3 conversion!! NICELY DONE SANDISK!Digital camera Review: Fantastic and inexpensive.
Summary: 5 Stars
I bought the 4 GB Sansa MP3 player about a year ago, but it was recently stolen. Because I'm anti-iPod (too expensive) and I was fairly happy with my previous Sansa player I decided to get the same thing again. I was pleasantly surprised to see that the price had gone down in the past year, and the 6 GB was $80 cheaper than the 4 GB was a year ago. One of the biggest problems I had with my previous Sansa MP3 player was that the FM radio sound was fairly poor (too soft to actually hear if there's any outside noise). I also had difficulty with transferring play lists. The sound issue has been addressed and transferring and recording music and play lists is extremely easy now when using the Rhapsody music management application (included). I'm extremely happy with my Sansa e270, and for the price you can't beat it.