2GB SanDisk Sansa e250

Pros: Good battery life, FM radio, sound quality, photos, does video

Cons: Quicktime video results in big files, radio menu hard to get out of

The Bottom Line: Great for music, photos, and radio. Merely OK for video

Review: On a short list of digital audio players, the Sansa E250 stood out for a few reason which led to its purchase. First its rather small, it can display photos, play videos and tune in FM radio stations as well as record audio. Secondly, it has a slot for ...

Pros: Expandable capacity, small, light, upgradeable firmware with Rockbox, simple, stylish

Cons: A few hardware glitches, limited functionality without firmware updates

The Bottom Line: This player offers some great features and the potential for lots of storage space with a small price tag. With the Rockbox firmware, you'll end up with a stellar player.

Review: I just bought this Sandisk Sansa e250 2 GB media player for myself last week after reading up on it, and I have to say, it's exactly the kind of player I'm looking for. Everything I like about mp3 players is here, with nothing I hate (high sticker ...

Pros: Inexpensive quality mp3 player. A great alternative to the iPod.

Cons: Does not work with iTunes

The Bottom Line: If you don't want to use the iPod, then this is the player for you. It is expandable, as well as high quality. I supports most standard music formats.

Review: Introduction With the ubiquitous iPod becoming the standard mp3 player for most, Sandisk and their competitors have a lot of work to close the gap – simply producing a better ‘gadget’ isn’t good enough, they have to provide a ...

Pros: Easy Use - Great Looking - Quality Sound - Expandable - Voice Recorder FM Tuner

Cons: Only can charge through USB and must be the right USB version for full charge.

The Bottom Line: I am not the most graceful of people and this player has not failed me yet. The Sansa e250 is a quality item that will fit into anyone's life style.

Review: SanDisk e250 I have had this player about 3 months and have not had a problem! I decided to get an mp3 player to use while sewing and doing exercising. I was originally looking at a Creative model but the SanDisk was on sale and had some ...

Pros: Easy file transfer, Excellent sound, Great video, Great price, and Easy to learn.

Cons: No wall charger included and File arrangement.

The Bottom Line: It is reliable, sturdy, FM receiver, huge video screen, voice recorder, plays videos, plays photo slideshows, replaceable battery, and above all else, sounds GREAT!

Review: Picked up two of these from Dell.com in December. I am not disappointed at all. We've had them now for a month and a half and neither has locked up yet. No freezing, no stuttering, no problems at all. The kids were wanting mp3 players, and an ...

Pros: Small, lightweight, easy controls, AAA battery gives long life.

Cons: Belt clip / case is separate, battery cover a little loose.

The Bottom Line: Fantastically easy to use - no special software installation required! Plays files in folders, fits in the palm of your hand. Great deal but get them before they're gone!

Review: Wow! In short, I own a 30 GB hard-drive MP3 Player to store all my music - it was before I had a large enough computer. Now that I'm back into running, I wanted to get a smaller one to use at the gym or on the road. I'm 6'1", 220 pounds and my hands are ...

Pros: Small size, great color screen, battery life (user replaceable), easy to load music and operate.

Cons: Minimal playlist support (minor), proprietary USB cable (nit).

The Bottom Line: Best flash-memory player on the market. Buy it and just enjoy your music (photos and video) with no drama or fuss.

Review: I'm not an MP3 player newbie by any stretch of the imagination, I've tried many and owned several (from Rio, Samsung, Sandisk, and Apple, among others). When my Samsung YH-925 died again (I'll never purchase another Samsung MP3 player), they offered me ...

Pros: FM Tuner included, plays easily, 20 FM presets, sound quality is good

Cons: non-athletic carrying case and strap, poorly written quick guide instructions.

The Bottom Line: Final Grade: A. Easy to use, useful for long workouts, listening to audiobooks, favorite CD's, and FM radio. Holds about 12 to 15 hours of music

Review: WHY I CHOSE SANDISK M250 I wanted a player that would allow me to have LOTS of music, as well as play my favorite FM radio stations, and be really inexpensive. The SanDisk m250 was $130.00 at BestBuy. I compared it to the Ipod Nano, the Ipod Shuffle ...

Pros: Price. Versatility. Video capability and other added value options. Solid sound quality.

Cons: Limited video capability in features/length of single video file. Cannot currently nest media file folders.

The Bottom Line: iDo believe that this is the best unit pound-for-pound out there right now. Already a legitimate peer to the Apple products, firmware updates are adding new features regularly.

Review: BACKGROUND (skip to Main Review if you'd rather get right to it): So, after quite a while of working almost nonstop I decided to take a vacation. That basically means not going to work a refamiliarizing myself with the place I pay the ...

Pros: Small size, long battery life, idiot-proof

Cons: Can't think of any.

The Bottom Line: This player is good for the newbie to MP3 players. It is simple, easy to use, and easy to learn how to operate.

Review: I got this model MP3 player as a Christmas present, so I decided to review it. I have always wanted an MP3 player to organize my CD collection, but I finally got one this year. I have an enormous CD collection (over 400 CD's), and a lot of pictures, ...