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| sansaclip |
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Category: Review on SanDisk Sansa m250 2GB MP3 Player
Posted by: 12-Sep-2008
Strengths: just great: music, video and more
Weaknesses: none
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Full Review
For me, the main benefit of Sansa players is FM radio. So I have a choice between radio and mp3 player. It's comfotable since I can first listen to new music, then download it. Just look at http://go.shopsansa.com/!
First of all, I'd like to notice that I use my player for music listening mostly (no game playing or Internet access). Besides, I can't say that I have thousands of favorite songs.
So basicly, when I had the question of buying a mp3 player my requirements to it were: not big size, big enough screen which is easy to navigate and the music storage that can be increased.
I've checked several brands and their prices. Finally I decided to buy mine at http://go.shopsansa.com/. Now I own it about a month.
Advantages
The player is rather small but the screen is big to see everything clearly. Moreover, the screen is durable, I have no scratches on it though i'm not so delicate. It's easy to hold in my big hand, a tiny thing will be not a good choice for me. The meny is comfortable to navigate, i had no issues with it.
I was surprised by the good sound of my player. I like various music, but all genres of it were reproduced precisely.
Great advantage for is that there is no need to use iTunes with this mp3 player. Before Sansa I had iPod with iTunes. The software - iTunes were not comfortable for me, i couldn't organize my music the way i like. When i got Sansa I was so happy that I didn't need any special soft.
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| andyvphil |
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Now available for $15 refurb, plus tax, postage paid. (.5 mb version, m230, $9) Doesn't allow fast forward or back and loses its place when it shuts down for low battery -- not so good for audio book or podcast applications as opposed to 3 min songs. Also tends to screw up chapter play order, not playing in order either of name or in order synced. Emulation of a Windows file structure is buggy, so can get cluttered with files you can neither see or delete from Windows that nonetheless remain on the device. Maybe there's a fix I haven't located yet...
Posted by: 14-Oct-2008
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