SanDisk Sansa Fuze+ Review
A tiny, feather-light MP3 player, this SanDisk Sansa Fuze+ is about the size of a credit card, making it easy to carry around in a pocket. The 8 GB version holds up to 2,000 songs or 24 hours of video, and it conveniently picks up FM radio. A voice recorder comes in handy if you need to record a lecture or to-do reminders. While the Sansa Fuze+ doesn’t have the capabilities of an Apple or Zune product, it doesn’t pretend to. The plastic construction is not solid or scratch-proof, but for an easily portable, inexpensive ($74.32) device, it serves its basic purpose quite well.
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Strengths
2.4-inch LCD screen has 320×240 pixel resolution Includes a microSDHC card slot for expanding the storage capacity Rechargeable battery has a 24-hour life for playing songs Plays and records FM radio broadcasts Holds about 2,000 songs, 4,800 pictures, or 24 hours of video Small device no bigger than a credit card Weaknesses Screen isn’t extremely large or clear Plastic construction not the most durable Touch sensitive interface unpredictable in its speed and responsiveness |
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