Why I buy this one ?
- Listen, watch, and play all day with 24 hours of battery life and room for up to 2,000 songs
- Watch your favorite video clips or share your photos on the 1.9-inch color screen
- Digital FM radio with 40 preset stations
- Voice recording with built-in microphone
- Expand your existing 8 GB memory with the microSD/microSDHC slot

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What our customer's say!

"Pretty good item, great for price", This is a pretty nice item for the price. Under $100 for 8gig. The menu is easy to use and uploading music is a breeze. The album, artist lists are a little annoying. You have to name the music just right to get them together in albums or by artist and sometimes my music still shows under "Unknown". The device crashes my winamp when it is connected to my computer.

But considering, it is still a good unit. The quirks aren't enough to think of replacement.

"Sansa ", He seems pleased with the sound. I haven't had a chance to work with adding music or videos

"Basic MP3 Player", My 3rd Basic MP3 Player, Just needed something to plug into my cars AUX. Works great.

"great mp3 player", I like this mp3 player, also like the fact that you can upgrade the memory when you feel like it, can't do that with the ipod.
The only drawback I see with this player compared to the ipod is the video playback. But not really a big issue at least it plays videos.
Plus has more features to. Overall great, just make sure to pick up a protective case when buying any mp3 player.

I'm Out, Peace y'all

"First time MP3 player user/buyer", I have never bought/operated an MP3 player before so I can't offer any comments on comparing it to any other MP3 players. But as someone who is new to MP3 ownership what I can say is that it is very easy to operate. Within 30 mintues I had everything registered with Rhapsody's To Go subscription and was able to listen to music on the player. It is very user friendly, very budget friendly, and very attractive as well. I researched a lot of players before purchasing one and I came very close to buying an IPod Nano. I am not disappointed with my decision to buy the Sansa Fuze instead. In fact, so far the only thing I don't like about it is that it does not come with an adapter to charge the player with outside of hooking it to the computer. All in all though I am sold and I am planning to buy a second one for myself (this one being for my husband).

Read this reviews before You buy...

"Forget the iPod!!!", To all those who are looking for a great mp3 player, the Sansa Fuze line is the best! This is my second Fuze; my first one was the 4GB and I put a 4GB memory card in it, which gave it lots of room for everything I wanted to load into it...including a video and a slide show of my favorite pics! It was greatly admired by a friend so I cleaned out my stuff, added her music and pics, and gave it away as a gift, then bought myself this great 8GB Fuze! With the 8GB card I got for it, I've got 16GB of storage for a great price. One feature I like about it is the FM tuner...when I want more variety of music or want to listen to the news, I just switch to the radio! Easy to load music, whatever you can load into Windows Media (or any other music software you might be partial to) can be easily loaded into the Fuze...just drag and drop. I've worked with the iPod and iTunes before and the Sansa Fuze beats it all! Even the rubberized back of the Fuze is great, it can sit on my desk and not slide off and crash to the floor when I move around and forget about the earbuds in my ears! Also has a voice recorder, which I use for "memos to me" and shopping lists. The micro SD memory card slot lets you load content onto different cards and switch them around. The screen is bright, the thumbwheel is easy to use...who needs an iPod, I've got a FUZE!

"Bomb Diggity Mp3 Player", Okay, it's not an iPod...but it is what it is. I bought this mp3 player on sale, so maybe that made it a great deal. However, it is usually priced much lower than the iPod and still retains many of the same features plus more!

Sansa made a wise decision when they included a MicroSD port as perhaps the best extra feature for their mp3 players. You can easily double or triple your data capacity and interchange cards that hold different movies or play lists. Does iPod offer that? NO, but probably in the future they will have something similar.

Other pluses include the radio tuner, so you can catch the news or emergency weather information. I thought the voice recorder option was pretty cool as well.

I'd say one of the drawbacks is the interface or software running on the Sansa mp3 players. They are fairly easy to use, and similar to iPod functionality, but I feel it could be better. With the ability of the Fuze, I think Sansa could have offered a better looking interface and perhaps the function of video games. However, there is the option of RockBox...

Looks are definitely not everything, Sansa mp3 players pack quite a punch for the size and price. For those of you that do care about looks, it has a very sleek designed case and the circular LED back light is pretty cool.

"Solid but not Exceptional", This is the second Sansa MP3 player that I have gotten. I owned a previous model for about two years and liked it, so I decided to upgrade to a newer model.

The Fuze is very similiar in software format to the older model Sansa. It's thinner like an IPOD. This one has a little bit of a design flaw, more irritating than anything. The places where you plug in the power cord and the headphones are both on the bottom, which makes it hard to unplug the power cord without having to unplug the earphones because you can't quit get a grip on the power cord without unplugging the ear phones. On my previous Sansa MP3 player, the earphones port was on the top of the device, so you didn't run into this problem.

I also was not exceptionally happy with the battery life. After full charging, I don't think I get nearly as much life on a battery charge as my earlier pre-Fuze Sansa. But its still several hours worth of listening time, so you just have to charge it a bit more frequently.

The rotating wheel takes a bit of getting use to, as there is not much grip on the wheel, as there was in the earlier model Sansa. But that's not really a knock on the Fuze, as most MP3 players have gone to this kind of feel on the rotating wheel.

Other than that its very functional. FM radio comes in clear. Video from what I can tell is clear, although I have not used that feature much. I do like the computer interface through Rhapsody, which is new. It's easier to write and upload stuff to the Fuze than the earlier, more cumbersome software.

For about 20 dollars, you can add a memory card, which will double the memory all the way to 16 GB (or more, I suppose, if you get a bigger card). So, basically for under 100 dollars I got a 16 gig MP3 player, which is really about the best deal around.

Considering price and functionality, I'd give it 4 stars out of 5. It is not uber-sleek but it is solid.

"Perfect", Player is amazing! It does everything I wanted and more. Extremely easy to use! I purchased this because it allows you to add music from your computer without having to pay a subscription! Thus, you can rip your own CDs and place them on your Fuze! PERFECT!

"Pleasantly Surprised", I received this as a gift from my wife, and have been quite pleased with the use I have gotten out of it. It's pretty easy to download data off of a computer. When you plug it in, you can access your Sansa files using Windows Explorer. I use Windows Media Player to create and move my own playlists over, and have dragged individual mp3 files using Explorer. The Sansa installation CD throws the "Sansa Media Center" on your desktop, but I dont even bother with it.
The radio works as good as can be expected-I pick up my favorite local stations easily, even in places my cell phone doesnt work. The battery seems to last longer if you keep the display as dim as possible; its still easy to read on that setting.
I picked up the DLO brand "Action Jacket" for the Fuze. Its kind of a pain accessing the power switch through the opening in the foam, but the arm band is sturdy, and you can plug in headphones easily.
Drawbacks? The directions are useless-better to grab a beverage and just start playing with it. And because its not an "i-Something," its harder to find accessories.
But then again, why carry the same thing as everyone else?