SanDisk Sansa Fuze 4 GB MP3 Player (Black)

Awesome little mp3 player. Great small size, but easy to see screen. Ability to increase memory capacity with microSD cards is a huge plus!

Never thought he would like it but he loves it. Goes nowhere without it

I am really enjoying my Sansa Fuze. I am very happy with the purchase and everything was as expected, including delivery. The product works great and I could not be more pleased (so far). I have had it for about 3 weeks already and have no complaints or concerns. However, I have not tried or used all the features. Hopefully, there will be no negative surprizes.

My first "real" MP3 player (with video capability). Seems to be a good all around product and good price compared to other options. Nice interface.

The Sandisk Sansa Fuze is a quality MP3 player. I've had the 4GB model for about a month. I've got about 1500 songs on it, with about half a gig of space left. I only use it for music -- I don't have any need or desire to see pictures or movies on a less than 2 inch screen. Paired with a pair of Audioengine 5 speakers Audioengine 5 - PC multimedia speakers for iPod - 45 Watt (total) - 2-way - black, it now serves as my primary stereo system. The sound is as good as or better than any component stereo system I've had. It plays for hours -- I think the claim of 24 hour battery life is probably reasonable, although I haven't let it run the battery all the way down before recharging. You can get a wall charger for it for next to nothing -- I got this one:SANDISK SANSA Premium Black Travel Wall A/C Charger for SanDisk Sansa c100 / c200 / e200 Series (although the Fuze is not listed, it does use the same input connection). This charger works great, and it's never taken more than a few minutes to charge the Fuze, much faster than using the computer to charge via USB connection.

The display is plenty large and legible. The controls have a good, solid feel, and navigation is really fairly intuitive once you get used to using the thumb wheel.

Although you can drag and drop music to the Fuze using Windows Explorer, I recommend creating playlists on Windows Media Player 11 and syncing them to the Fuze. The output leveling capability of WMP11 greatly reduces the problem of different volume levels among music files so you can shuffle your music without having to constantly adjust the volume.

I definitely recommend the Sansa Fuze. It's a bargain for its quality.