Memory size: 8GB, Memory type: Integrated, Radio: Radio is optional, Audio/Video formats: MP3 ...
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Review summary: We liked almost everything about SanDisk's Sansa e260 flash-memory digital media player when we reviewed it in November 2006, but we slapped it with a verdict of 5 because we activated its voice recorder every time we picked the damned thing up. The ...
Pros: Amazing audio and video quality, improved exterior casing, Rhapsody-enabled (go figure)
Cons: Buttons are slightly undersized and situated slightly too close to the scroll wheel
Verdict: Rhapsody has two paid subscription models: With the Unlimited plan, you can stream and download as much music as you'd like to up to three PCs for $10 per month. The To Go plan allows you to transfer the tracks to up to three digital media players. ...
Read Full ReviewReview summary: Offers slick Rhapsody online music store integration, but ease of use needs improvement, and sound quality is lackluster.
Pros: Rhapsody integration ; Card slot for extra memory
Cons: Controls are uncomfortable to use ; Disappointing audio quality
Verdict: The Sansa e260R would be a great player for sampling a constantly changing blend of music from Rhapsody's $15 monthly service. However, the player's low audio quality and uncomfortable thumbwheel make it hard to recommend
Read Full ReviewReview summary: The search for the perfect iPod alternative is one that Indiana Jones would have tired of by now. There have been plenty of contenders to the throne, but none that can undoubtedly claim to be a ...
Verdict: The overall design, features and navigation of the Sansa e280 indicate that Sandisk makes no bones about taking on the iPod Nano. The designers have succeeded admirably, and in terms of value, features and quality this is the closest we've seen to an ...
Read Full ReviewReview summary: If your post-holiday shopping glands are still making you reach for your wallet, consider removing the "iPod only" blinders when it comes to music players and check out our review of SanDisk's Sansa e280 MP3 Player. This nano-competitor offers 8 GBs
Read Full ReviewReview summary: Review: Sandisk Sansa e280 mp3 playerSandisk squares up to the iPod Nano with an 8GB powerhouse
Pros: Great sound quality ; packed with features ; decent battery life ; dedicated voice recorder controls ; value for money
Cons: Poor viewing angle on LCD ; control buttons can be awkward to operate
Verdict: Sandisk has produced a great player with the Sansa e280, offering a range of features for a very reasonable price
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