4GB SanDisk Sansa e260

Pros: Affordable, and MORE options than the iPod Nano

Cons: I really haven't found any

The Bottom Line: If you're looking for something affordable, and with so many cool features, then I would recommend buying the SanDisk Sansa e260

Review: Now that the holiday season is over, I have had some time to play with the newest MP3 Player to join our family. My son had asked for an iPod for Christmas, and while I did my comparison shopping, I found that the SanDisk Sansa e260 was a better deal. ...

Pros: Sound quality, FM tuner, video playback, great tech support, sleek look and design.

Cons: Navigation is a bit awkward at first

The Bottom Line: If you are an athlete, get it because it provides for what we need, a stable, compact, sleek flash player.

Review: Update 8/19/06 Okay, so after some extensive use I realized a few problems/comments that I feel I should tell you. Sure the Sansa has a scratch-protective back...but the screen scratches so darn easily! I mean most of the scratches aren't ...

Pros: Elegant, sturdy, intuitive - great sound.

Cons: Not compatible with iPod / iTunes.

The Bottom Line: If you want to use a subs service then this is perfect. The sound quality is excellent, the player is intuitive, and it feels like it will last forever.

Review: Note – I have written a similar review on the 2GB version of this mp3 player. There are similarities in my opinion, but I have throughly revised and updated the review based on my experiences with the 4GB version. I note that I bought the 4GB version ...

Pros: Plays music/video, quick file transfers, can record from FM tuner, expandable and flexible

Cons: 12-second startup; don't break the screen!

The Bottom Line: The e260 gets an "A" in my book. Its flexibility and expandability mean I'll have it for a long time.

Review: Recently, I decided to upgrade my MP3 player from the Sansa m240 that I had been using (I reviewed it last year--"Impressive little package" was the title of that review) to something bigger and better. I stuck with SanDisk for two reasons: One, the ...

Pros: Expandable lots of memory, color screen, video, FM Radio

Cons: Easy to accidental record voice and no wall charger

The Bottom Line: Perfect for anyone who doesn't want an IPOD!!! My brother wants to get one and ditch his Nano.

Review: My brother has an IPOD Nano and when I first used it, I almost broke the thing. The Sansa player was really well thought out and is very easy to use and I have had no problems since I got it. I highly recommend it to anyone thinking about an purchasing ...

Pros: GREAT storage, sound, Small, Long Life on a single charge

Cons: It doesn't do my taxes. It won't get me a date. :)

The Bottom Line: LOT'S of memory for MUSIC lovers that don't stare at album art and like at least 20 hours away from a power source

Review: Before I purchased and MP3 player, I read quite a few reviews. To be truthful, I don't understand the hubbub. I got the Sansa 4MB model because it was 4MB and a good price for that. I didn't care about video's or pictures or album art etc. I wanted ...

Pros: 4GB, Video playback, easy UI

Cons: Video sound quality, video file size

The Bottom Line: I recommend this player because it's easy to use and small. The functions of it are great.

Review: I have had this player for a week and I'm very glad with it. I tried out a friend's Nano and I couldn't find out how to go back to the "Now Playing" screen. With the Sansa that's easy. Click "Menu" if you're in the main menu. Here's some info in ...

Pros: Expansion slot, Size, tons of features, works with MS Media Player

Cons: Easy to accidental record voice, lack accessories, no wall charger

The Bottom Line: Does everything a nano can do and more. No other player right now has an expansion slot.

Review: Bought this originally for my father(70 years old) because it works easily with MS Media Player(MP) 11. Finding a player that takes MP is extremely important to me because I have been teaching my dad on how to "rip" and "burn" disk for the past year and ...

Pros: Fm-Tuner, Not much bigger than the nano but more durable, SD EXPANDABLE MEMORY SLOT

Cons: Stiff wheel, Charge via USB, Buttons little awkward, Record button easily pressed, Fewer Accessories

The Bottom Line: Efficient product. Serious IPOD contender. Get some thin plastic covers to protect your viewing screen.

Review: The flaws really aren't that big of a deal and can be easily compensated for. The charging VIA the USB can be fixed with an adaptor which can be bought pretty much anywhere and from any company. I think the wheel will become easier to handle ...

Pros: Plays Video. FM Tuner. Price/Storage excellent value. Expandable. Can change battery. Use: USB Drive.

Cons: Not many accessories. Mechanical wheel works fine but not as cool as touch wheel.

The Bottom Line: This is a good value, and if you compare it to Nano, then it is an EXCELLENT value.

Review: I recently purchased a new nano for my fiancee, and one of the e260 for myself. My thought was that I wanted to buy her a nice expensive unit, and I would settle for the less expensive unit. However, it turns out that the e260 is way better than the ...