Sansa e280 Review

ubergizmo.com - The Sandisk Sansa e280 offers music-savvy consumers an alternative to buying music: renting it! For 6 to 10 dollars a month, you can have (real) access to more music than iTunes users could ever dream of buying...

Full review:
http://www.ubergizmo.com/15/archives/2006/10/sandisk_sansa_e280_review.html

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• Sansa
• e280
• MP3
• Player

[micahelguy123]

well my penis is ginormous and i got that for free

[virdisofly]

i have the e270 6gb, great mp3 player i must add.

[agentsteve007]

it's really hard to get videos to work on this thing. I figured out wmv is about the only format sansa media converter will allow even though i was told mp4 and avi will work too..strange.

[sialkuwait]

I need sansa multimedia video converter ,send it to me if any one have. shahnazskt@yahoo.com.

[mmanville75]

How someone can call a video of themselves holding a product -- with no sound or text at all -- a "review" is beyond me ...

[evereverman]

where is the sound??

[Saturn357]

I have a Sansa e260. I'm not sure how much they've changed, but I can tell you that AAC will not work on this thing.

MP3, WMA and one more (I forget) ONLY!

[Jeuxtesblier]

Could you please tell me if this player supports Apple Audio? Or only mp3 files? I would like to hear if it handles audio files ripped in AAC with Itunes!

Hope somebody can help me. I am thinking about to buy that player too.

[RedOktane]

probably buy a new sandisk player. They're really cheap!

[flattireproduction2]

mine lasted for like 4 years, preety good

[ubedu1234]

Its probably rewind.

[BawlsNerd815]

yes, it can do spanish but i wouldn't buy it, the LCD screen is really cheaply made. i've had 2 now that both had the screens crack. tech support told me it's because i put it in my pocket and they aren't meant to be carried in a pocket.