Attractive price, easy to use UI, full-featured with excellent 20 hour battery life.
Meager video playback quality, isolated lock-ups.
Sound Quality Testing and usage of the Sansa Fuze was performed by using all of the available functions as you would normally use a MP3 player. I have used a variety of MP3 players in the past, with the iPod Nano and iPod Video being the most heavily u...
The SanDisk Sansa Fuze is a solid alternative to the iPod nano, with even more functionality....
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Publicerad: 2008-06-22, Författare: Jonathan , testad av: trustedreviews.com
Hopefully the initially expensive prices will fall, because without that advantage, the Fuze looks distinctly out of sorts. It's a fine player with many worthy features, a lovely design and an interface that's extremely easy to use, but it's far from perf...
All things considered, I would have to give the underdog Fuze the victory over the iPod Nano. Both of these players are very good in most respects, but the Fuze is definitely a better overall value. The one area that the Nano excels is its awesome vide...
Excellent sound quality, Compatible with Linux, Mac, and Windows, Aggressively priced, MicroSD/microSDHC Card slot
Limited format compatibility, Dull screen
All in all, the SanDisk Sansa Fuze is a terrific value. As SanDisk manufactures its own flash memory, it passes along the savings to customers in the form of a player that’s $49 and $69 cheaper than comparable 4GB and 8GB iPod nanos, respectively. I...
Compact size, storage expansion, FM tuner, voice recorder
Mediocre audio, small screen
The new Sansa Fuze fills the gap between the entry-level Clip and more fully-featured View in SanDisks line up of MP3 players.The Fuze is available in three storage capacities: 2GB, 4GB and 8GB. Each is expandable through its built-in microSD slot, a...
