SanDisk Sansa e260 (4 GB) MP3 Player Reviews

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I went ahead and replied to each of the posters that commented on the micro SD expansion size but I decided to write a quick review about it. When I first got the Sansa, I found the menu system quite annoying to use. from Amazon.com I bought this a few years ago and I've loved it every since. BUT, after a while my music started building up, so I decided to get a Micro SDHC card for it. from Amazon.com i wish i had never bought an mp3 player/ipod-what they don't tell you is,that after the battery goes completely dead after approx.2 years ,is that you have to send the whole mp3 player back to companny so they can put new battery in it. i went to radio shack to get battery for my sandisk mp3 played,just to find out,you have to send back to company for new battery,IF I HAD KNOW THIS BEFORE I BOUGHT IT,I NEVER WOULD HAVE PURCHASED IT. read reviews before buying anything, jim from Amazon.com I just upgraded to the 8GB after my nearly 5 year old 4GB Sansa finally died. I've dropped it countless times, gotten it wet, smashed it and otherwise abused it, and it technically still works. from Amazon.com I adore my little Sansa e200 series MP3 player. Unlike a lot of MP3 players, it records sound - and records it beautifully! from Amazon.com I have now had the same thing happen to my replacement unit 6 months later. I should make it clear that both players were carefully handled and used very lightly. I opened a support ticket with Sandisk. The will not stand by their product. from Amazon.com Get an Ipod. I've tried 2 Sansa MP3 players and they both quit working after 6 months. from Amazon.com I chose the Sansa e260 4GB because I read reviews about it online that said it had an expansion slot for a microSD up to 8GB. This would allow me to put all my music on the player. from Amazon.com I purchased the Sansa e260 because I had another just like it, or I thought. The newer one did not have the selection on the settings menu to control the USB mode. from Amazon.com When I first got the Sansa e260 I was disappointed and would easily rate it 1 star. It uses a database to hold "song titles" and "albums" which doesn't work well if you're a classical musical junky. from Amazon.com

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4 GB (Built-in Memory), 1000 Songs, Audio Files: MP3, WMA. Display Size: 1.8 inch

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Released	over 3 years ago
Storage Capacity	4 GB
Audio Format	MP3 WMA
Number of Songs	1000
Expansion Slots	MicroSD (Transflash) Card
Additional Features	FM Stereo Tuner Radio Recorder Built-In Card Reader
Battery Type	Rechargeable Lithium Battery
Depth	.5 in. 0.5 in. 0.5 in.
Family Line	Sansa
Height	3.5 in.
Interface	USB 2.0
MPN	e260R
Main Storage Type	Built-in Memory
On Screen Display	Battery Level
Outputs	Headphone Jack
Power Source	Internal Battery
Release Date	March, 2006
Screen Size	1.8 inch
UPC	619659026363
Width	1.7 in.

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