8GB SanDisk Sansa e280

Pros: Compact.
Easy to use.
Has many useful features.

Cons: Lanyard is inadequate.
Earbuds that come with it are not so good.

Review: I wanted an mp3 player to help me learn the arias I need to memorize for my voice classes.  This little player holds an enormous amount of music, and it was easy for me to load it onto my computer and then onto the player.I have a wide range ...

Pros: Great sound and value, ease of use, not an Ipod.

Cons: No wall charger.

The Bottom Line: If you are looking for great sound at a great price with durability, check this one out.

Review: I have looked for over a year for an mp3 player. My son opted for a Toshiba hard drive model some time ago, and I like that, but wanted something smaller. As flash players have improved I focused on them, and after much research I decided on the Sansa. I ...

Pros: Easy to operate.Great Quality and Durability for a MP3/4.

Cons: Nothing I can think of is bad about it.

Review: The SanDisk Sansa is a Great little Gadget. I bought my 14yr. old daughter another brand of MP3/4 and it didn't work half as well as this one. The Quality, Price & Ease of Operation had me buy one for each family member! It comes with Two Jelly-Bean ...

Pros: An MP3 player with lots of room, great sound, and good looks.

Cons: No AC adapter included and cheap ear buds.

Review: This is my first MP3 player and I couldn't be happier. I easily loaded the music from my PC onto the unit using WMP 11 and I used the included software to load some photos. No problem. I haven't tried loading video but it seems like it should be ...

Pros: long battery life, easy controls, one touch voice record button.

Cons: small lcd screen for videos..slippery in the hand without a case.

Review: I love this thing, it is a simple device for playing MP3's, listening to FM radio, storing photos, voice recording (very touchy and picks up ALLOT of audio detail), storing videos. it has what is called a "micro SD" which is a format for removable flash ...

Pros: Ease of use, sound quality

Cons: none

Review: I recently purchased the Sansa e280. This is my first experience with an MP3 player. I absolutely love it. I don't have a single negative comment on it. It is very user friendly. My husband has an MP3 player of a different brand and I found it to be ...

Pros: Great features; sleek appearance

Cons: Controls are a little small.

Review: I love my Rhapsody Sansa! With the Rhapsody Subscription service, you'll never run out of tunes, and if you do, there are all the other neat features...FM radio tuner, photos, voice recorder. And when the battery runs down, you can replace it, without ...

Pros: Excellent build quality, long battery life, great screen.

Cons: Somewhat quirky interface, unimpressive extra features.

The Bottom Line: Overall, this is an excellent music player. If that's what you're after, you won't be disappointed.

Review: The SanDisk Sansa e280 8GB MP3 player has a color screen and a full set of features: it plays audio and video (MP3, WMA, and QuickTime video), displays photos, and has a built-in FM tuner and voice recorder. Although the e280 does a great job of playing ...

Pros: Light. Great battery life. Good sound. Micro-SD slot. Looks good. Feels solid. Great support.

Cons: Proprietary cable for transfer and charging. Limited accessories. No OGG support.

The Bottom Line: Solidly built, light, good looking, little unit with decent capacity, a good price, and great battery life. Expandable with a MicroSD card. It's Not an iPod.

Review: I got the Sansa e280 to replace a nice, but short lived, Coby hard-drive player (Reviewed elsewhere). I'd had a couple of hard-disk players, and wanted to go solid state for faster response and better battery life. The little Sansa player had ...

Pros: easy to use, flexible, expandable, inexpensive

Cons: dumb record button

The Bottom Line: Certainly ought to be in your short list to try out.

Review: My wife has been a Pod person for several years, and has been trying to pull me over to the dark side for most of that time. I am primarily interested in recorded books, and have been relying on cassette technology, so it was a big step to go to this. A ...