SanDisk Sansa m230 512 MB MP3 Player (Blue) by SanDisk
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Digital camera reviews of SanDisk Sansa m230 512 MB MP3 Player (Blue)
Digital camera Review: A perfect short money alternative to an iPod
Summary: 4 Stars
I bought this for my 6 year old, thought I've used it myself as well. It's of good quality and easy to use; so easy a 6 year old can do it.Digital camera Review: A small piece of heartiness
Summary: 4 Stars
To be honest, I wasn't expecting much out of a 30 dollar MP3 player, but so far I haven't been disappointed. It has enough space and durability to be an excellent work-out companion. And, I never worry about throwing it in my gym bag since it came with a scratch-resistant clear cover. Sure, I could have gone with an expensive, fragile Apple product. But, I'm a down-to-earth, realistic type. Those kinds of products would have never lasted in my (often clumsy) possession.Digital camera Review: Affordable Compact Design
Summary: 5 Stars
Affordability is the key. With the increased focus on more memory storage (30GB or even 80GB), this is not the product. If you want to purchase an item that provides music and entertainment while exercising on a treadmill or doing work around the house, then look no further. This SanDisk product is under $30 and provides up to 19 hours of play with the use of just "1 AA" battery. Its compact design allows you to hold the player in your pocket or with an armband. Easy to transfer music files also...just drag and drop once you attach the SanDisk to your computer with a USB cable. My only regret is I could have purchased a 1MB for only $8 more.Digital camera Review: Ah, so so
Summary: 2 Stars
Honestly, you get what you pay for. From the minute I got this thing in the mail, I loaded it up with music, put new batteries in and was ready to go. Unfortunatly, the device was not. I had to keep playing with the battery to get it to turn on. When it did finally turn on, I listened for a bit and put it on pause.....when I did that, it shut off and once again, I was playing with the battery to get it to work. I've tried Energizer Lithium batteries and Duracell thinking maybe it was the battery but sad to say, it wasn't. Like I said, you get what you pay for...what do you expect for 20 bucks? lol. When it wants to work, it is great....but those with little or no patience are urged to stay away from this device.Digital camera Review: Already broken?
Summary: 1 Stars
This review is limited to the battery compartment. My daughter took out the screw to open it, and now it won't screw back in. Pretty disappointing.