SanDisk Sansa Fuze Expert Reviews

A low price, a deep feature list, and an ultracompact design make the Sansa Fuze a very worthy Nano competitor.

SanDisk hasn't been in the mobile music arena for long, but its products, and particularly the higher capacity ones, have caused a splash. We loved its 'e' series, and although the video-playing View left us a ...

SanDisk has taken its music players to a new level with the Fuze. Roll on 32GB microSDHC cards, we say.

Attractive design, great audio quality, lots of features, microSD expansion slot

No gapless playback, screen not great quality

The Sandisk Sansa Fuze is another solid entry into the flash-based media player market. It has a nice array of features and delivers excellent audio, although the lack of gapless playback was annoying at times.

SanDisk's Sansa Fuze may look like the iPod Nano, but this flash-based MP3 player packs in more functionality.

The SanDisk Sansa Fuze is a worthy competitor to the Nano, and an even better choice if you're looking for a player with expandable memory, an FM tuner and a lower price tag.

SanDisk Sansa Fuze : SanDisk, a leading seller of MP3 players in the United States, unveiled the multi faceted Sansa Fuze MP3 player. The stylish SanDisk music player is loaded with capabilities and features to keep consumers well entertained while on ...

The Fuze is a great little player, but iPod diehards won't be convinced

Small size ; Great sound quality

Not as sexy as the iPod

But in the end, it comes down to what you can afford. If you don't want to pay the full whack for an iPod nano, this is the player to get

A low price, a deep feature list, and an ultracompact design make the Sansa Fuze a very worthy Nano competitor.

The Fuze makes a great first impression. I tested a sleek black 4GB model priced at $140 CDN. (The Fuze is also available in 2GB and 8GB versions.) At 2.0 inches wide by 3.1 inches tall by 0.3 inches deep, it fits nicely in your hand. The illuminated ...

You can drag and drop music on to this, or use WMA to sync, make playlists and what have you. Sound quality is easily the best we've heard at this price, as long as you don't mind, as usual, hurling the supplied buds into a bin and providing your own. ...

Although audio is excellent, you can't push the volume very high. We know it's for the good of our hearing, but it's still irksome. Video has to be converted to a proprietary format, using a buggy and annoying bit of software that has to be located in ...

Not quite up to the best soncially, but the card slot and intuitive interface give it plenty of appeal

Solid, with a smart finish ; clean interface ; decent sound ; expansive storage

Headphones aren't much cop ; lacks a little punch and weight

SanDisk Corporation today announced the company will promote DRM-free music from more than 50 new and emerging artists on a microSD card. This U.S.-based program is the first of its kind to use microSD cards, and helps launch the new 8GB (gigabyte) ...