Why I buy this one ?
- Lightweight flash memory digital audio player--weighs just 1.5 ounces
- 2 GB memory holds 32 hours of MP3 and 64 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!

"SanDisk m250 2GB MP3 player has great sound.", This might be one of the older mp3 players, but it's reasonably small, and the sound is loud and clear and it holds a lot of songs. The only problem that I've had is with loading and then maintaining my mp3s using Microsoft Windows Vista. Instead, I use Ubuntu, a free Linux operating system, which I "dual boot" on my system with Windows Vista. Booting with the Ubuntu operating system, instead of with Vista, makes loading and deleting mp3s very easy. I love the SanDisk!

"Good Price.", I received the item in a timely fashion and it was just what I needed.

"Good mp3 player", It is useful. I bought it for recording lectures and meetings. The quality of voice recorded is not bad. Besides I found it convinient playing music before sleep. However it little bit too large to fit into the pocket of jeans. I am not sure whether I can delete the tracks without connecting to the computer. I am afraid I should refer to the handbook.

"decent mp3 player", I got this player as a temporary replacement for my ipod. very easy to upload music (just drag files over); pretty straight fwd as far as controls. has a very short usb cable, which i actually really liked, cuz it didnt get tangled up and was easy to find in my pile of cables.
im pretty sure i did not use *all* of it's functions simply b/c i didnt need to, and i've only used it in my car, so i cannot tell you how it handles movement.
overall, i am very happy with it as a backup player.

"sansa mp3 player", product is straight forward and easy to use. I bought one for my child and really liked the features and the easy use so I bought one for myself too.

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"Not bad for the price", The product is good but the arm bad that comes with it is not good when running because the player moves around. Also, the sound of the music is very low and not good. Overall not a bad player for the price, looks good, has radio and easy to put music on it.

"You don't even need a bra!", This is my first MP3 player, so I do not have anything to compare it with, but I also had no idea how to use one, and have found it to be really user friendly.
I read a lot of reviews because I wanted an MP3 player that was inexpensive (I am mostly just listenting to it while I exercise.), easy to use, and would hold up decently. CNET gave this one a good review, and most all of the Amazon reviews were very favorable, too.
I have had it for a couple of weeks, and for being TOTALLY clueless about using an MP3 player, this has been really easy to figure out. It was easy to load music on, easy to use, and the FM radio even seems decent. It even came with a simple case and arm-band so I don't have to stick it down my bra while I exercise!! I am very happy with the SanDisk Sansa!



"Positive", Works as is designed and well at it as that. MP3 player and FM radio work well . The only negative is the lack of a built in speaker which would be nice to check your voice recordings from time to time such as I had with another brand.

Simple to use also so it get's 4 out of 5 stars from me.

"Great little player", I got this to load books on tape onto for listening while I fish. I was astounded at how much it holds and the ease of use. My wife liked it so much that I shortly had to order a second one because she always had mine in her purse. We mixed a bunch of songs in with a couple of books and can pass the time away pleasurably anytime that we need to.

It isn't as small and cute as the newer Ipod/MP3 players and 2G isn't considered big now but it really is tiny. Why would I want 500 or a 1000 songs anyway. I'm old and can't remember what I listened too an hour ago anyway so a couple hundred is plenty! We love ours!!!

It is real easy to add and remove songs and books so I can change what is on it in a few minutes. If it was much smaller I would probably lose it or sit on it. The fidelity (there's an old word for ya) is great.

"Rugged, Barebones MP3 Player", I originally purchased the 1 GB model 2+ years ago. I use it when I run or work in the yard (10+ hrs a week). Day in, Day out this rugged little player keeps on playing. So much so that I've bought this newer model as a gift for my sister for her to use for the same purposes.

Sound Quality is exceptional. I'm on my 2nd set of earbuds. The little wires broke at the hook in to the player. I found it wise to loop the earbud wire around the player leaving some slack so that the inadvertent pull doesn't strain the little wires.

The little LED is surprisingly readable. Selecting particular songs (out 1-2 GB) is laborious. But to load and let them play, its fine.

I keep my tunes in Windows Media Player. The Sansa only seems to allow a single playlist; so, I've established (and continuously modify) various playlist in WMP and then upload (which is simply point and click) from WMP to the Sansa when I need a change (every month or two). 1 GB of WMA tunes (as I've recorded them) is about 150 songs; so, I don't quickly get bored.

Its very good on batteries. I use standard rechargeables which I recharge with a Maha/Powerex MH-C204W (best little charger I've found). It charges in pairs. I have four batteries and continuously recycle them every day or two. Note that if you switch the unit off, when you switch it back on, it plays where you left off. However, if the battery dies, you replace it and restart, it restarts where it was restarted before. Hope that makes sense.

In summary, I'd recommend this player to anyone for basic usage. If you must carry ALL your tunes with you ALL the time, selecting this one and then that one, you'll want something with more storage and selectability (iPod, etc.)