Why I buy this one ?
- Lightweight flash memory digital audio player--weighs just 1.5 ounces
- 512 MB memory holds 8 hours of MP3 and 16 hours of WMA audio
- Microsoft PlaysForSure support for compatibility with wide range of online stores and subscription services
- Integrated FM radio with 20 presets; built-in microphone and voice recorder
- Powered by single AAA battery, for up to 19 hours of usage

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What our customer's say!

"Poor Quality", I actually ended up throwing this POS out. Poor Quality, wouldnt stay on, Awful Awful Buy.

"Great value - good product", Works great - have had it well over a year using regularly - works like a champ.

"Recordings skip and the skipping is getting worse.", My first Sandisk MP3 player was perfect. I used it for recording things and listening to them. It played back fine. And the radio was very good too. The only problem is, Why not AM Radio stations? Why not? Still I would give it a 4 star rating.

I bought this Sandisk about August 2008. It's now Jan 2009. Again I would record on this Sandisk MP3 player. This MP3 player skipped a little bit at first. Now the skipping is horrendous. I sound like Max Headroom only worse. I have a clue as to what is the cause of this problem. Perhaps China could practice better quality control and perhaps treat their workers better and stop using slave (prisoner) labor.

It is now 5 months after purchasing this MP3 player. Maybe Sandisk has corrected this problem. The question is am I going to plunk down money to find out? Maybe when it has "AM Radio", I might try out that "New" SanDisk.

"Great small MP3 player", I have ordered several of these Sansa Players for my church and most have performed flawlessly. Great value for small recording needs and a good price.

"Perfect Expendable Running Partner", So yeah, it's not really asthetically pleasing, but for the price you can't really beat it. I bought this so that I could have an MP3 player that I could run with without (1) worrying that I was going to destroy $200+ dollars worth of electronics with sweat/rain/snow/accidental dropping, and (2) worrying that oops I didn't re-charge the battery before a run. It is perfect for these two things. It has been through rain, 90+ temps, snow and anything else I can dish out for two years and it still works great. A few downsides.....the FM tuner is pretty much useless, the snaps on the armband rust after awhile, it's impossible to find a replacement armband, and it could really use some more space. If you are looking at this product for running I'd say go for it, but get the model with a bit more space. If you hate it or destroy it after a few months you are only out 25 bucks.

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"Love it!", It's very easy to add songs and is great for running. It's very light and small, so it's easy to run with it in your hand (I didn't like the arm strap/holder it came with).

"Thanks", Cover for batteries is a little loose. But item is perfect, great to receive such an awesome player for so little money.

"A perfect short money alternative to an iPod", I bought this for my 6 year old, thought I've used it myself as well. It's of good quality and easy to use; so easy a 6 year old can do it.

"Totally amazing", I converted all the tunes I put in it, to smaller WMA files so I can cram a ton of stuff in it & have it still sound good.

The earphones are good & comfortable for the price.

A 900mha rechargeable AAA cell lasts 7-10 hours of heavy continuous use. Using it a few hours a day so the little AAA cell gets a break, it'll give a runtime of around 20 hours total. Carrying a spare tiny AAA cell is no big deal, or you can buy another cell at just about any store in the world real cheap if you run low on power.

Preset & custom equalizer settings are great. FM Radio reception & quality is above average for a small player of this type. It has plenty of presets for your favorite FM stations... If only they made mini players with AM tuners too.

I'd like to see a solar powered version of this someday, that recharges the rechargeable AAA cell by placing it in a window. Perhaps one with an LED flashlight in it as well.

The odd shaped player is really tiny, & can be easily carried around in a pocket. Very rarely do the buttons get accidentally bumped in my pocket.

It's extremely easy to use. Also easy to load, or delete files via the USB port.

It's been banged around & abused a lot, & still runs perfectly.

I just had a fire last spring & lost almost everything. It was exposed to extreme heat, steam, hot wood sap, & wound up under charred debris, ashes, & water. After I cleaned & dried it out, it still runs great, & looks almost new.

Unlike most mini players, this amazing little baby has enough power to plug UNPOWERED, UNAMPLIFIED, speakers into it. It won't play the speakers loud, but louder than any mini-player can run a speaker with no amplifier/booster... all on a single AAA cell. Enough to enjoy background music in an average sized quiet room without being tethered to headphones.

I use a set of Phillips mini speakers for mine. But have plugged it into the big amp & sound systems at work... The folks think I'm playing a quality CD, & are surprised to see it's that little thing playing all those songs.

It out performs my new Motorola W490 cell phone player in all categories as a player. The phone isn't loud enough, hard to find headphone & audio adapters for, & won't power a speaker directly much. The phone also won't play WMA files. So even though my phone has 2.2gb of memory, I can cram more tunes in this player, because the WMA files are so much smaller to still sound good.

I'm so happy, I'm here today to buy the other SanDisk player with the bigger memory.

"What a Deal!", Bought it on sale for my brother. Works great and even has an FM tuner (My iPod doesn't even have that) It is compact and has plenty of volume. Being over fifty, however, my bro has trouble reading the display. For only ten bucks, it was a great deal.