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Abstract: SanDisk is more popular in our side of the world for memory cards that most of the budget conscious buyers avoid in favor of cheaper (and often fake) brands, but in the other parts of the world, their Sansa series of MP3 players have been getting a lot...
Abstract: Though it looks like an iPod Nano, Sandisks Sansa e260 costs less than Apples 4GB equivalent. Unlike the Nano, it can play back video files on its colour screen; its software makes it easy to convert and transfer them. The e260 isnt as easy to us...
Abstract: Looking very similar to an iPod nano, the Sansa has a shiny black finish, 1.8in colour screen, 2GB, 4GB or 6GB of flash memory and near-Apple-identical menu navigation. Size is also similar at 43 x 88 x 13mm. Unlike an iPod, however, it supports all...
The Sansa e260 is a good-looking device that promises much and delivers slightly less, with fiddly controls and a slightly confusing interface. This is by no means a disaster, however, and the price and battery life are appealing. David Price ...
This Sandisk MP3 player has been designed for PC owners who want the form factor of an Apple nano but would prefer not to get locked into iTunes. It works happily with Windows Media Player or can be used without, as long as your music is stored in MP3 ...
Copious features -- subscription compatibility, FM tuner/recorder, voice recording, photo and video playback; compact, attractive and durable chassis; tactile navigation wheel; well-designed software interface; user-removable battery; microSD slot; decent...
Buttons surrounding scrollwheel can be difficult to press; mechanical scrollwheel can tire out some thumbs; photos and video must go through conversion with bundled software; expansion slot can be used with music only, not photos or other media or data; r...
The SanDisk Sansa e200 series offers a boatload of features for a reasonable price, in a package that is much more attractive than past SanDisk models. For those looking for a high-capacity, compact, skip-free MP3/WMA player, start with the e200 serie...
Lackluster DRM software; not as sleek as an iPod Nano.
A worthy contender for your dollar. Consider the SanDisk e200 line if youre in the market for a Nano, but are willing to sacrifice a bit of cool-factor for a whole lot of extra features!
How does the Sansa e260 (and its siblings in the e200 range) fare in the Value-for-Money stakes? Very well, I would say. There’s isn’t a lot we didn’t like. Sure, a faster start-up time might be one of them, but even that is relative. Th...
