does it work with sansa sandisk clip zip?
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It works with the clip zip, but only using the speaker plug, not the micro usb, b/c of where it's positioned, so any features that go along with that hook-up are lost. Using the speaker jack works just fine & you can slide the clip of the clip zip into the slot meant to hold the model intended for the unit, so it is capable sitting in the dock. I'm very happy with it. So much that I bought a 2nd one. Hope this helps.
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yes, but I've been disappointed as it doesn't charge while plugged in...not sure if it's a fault in mine or if this is just a lousy design flaw.
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I imagine it can but don't waste your money. I have had nothing but trouble with this junk since I got it. Like having to reset it EVERY time I charge it and many times while listening. Somany times infact that after only 3 months the reset stopped working all together. I have the old unit also and it still works most of the time. You may be better off looking at a Sansa Clip or one of the other Sansa units. Creative seems to have lost the ability to make a decent MP3 player.
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While I am not using one, according to the user manual, (Here: http://mp3support.sandisk.com/downloads/um/clipplus-en-um-03112.pdf ) SDHC cards are compatible.
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I had problems with my Sansa Clip's headphone jack too. After 3 months, I started to only get sound in the left channel of my headphones. My co-worker had a similar problem with his Sansa Fuze. It sounds like Sandisk isn't making their headphone jacks sturdy enough.Anyone know if the Sansa Clip Plus' headphone is any stronger?
720291
I have no idea? I know that it does NOT work for my Sansa 4gig MP3 player.....My player takes a larger plug.
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The front of this cover is molded to work with sandisk Sansa clip sdmx22 004g a57r, the buttons are placed differently on your model. So I don't think it would work .
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Yes. I have had mine for years and it works well with both my Sansa players. I love this equipment. The sound quality is wonderful!
1970502
You need to check the plug type. The charger has a mini usb. My Sansa 4gb has a micro usb. Check first. I can't really use it with my player.
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I don't think so. Your Sandisk Sansa MP3 Player has a USB 2.0 connection whereas the iKross has a 3.5 Audio Jack Cable. You would need a USB Male to 3.5mm Female converter to make it work. I found one here on Amazon http://www.amazon.com/GTMax-Female-Microphone-Adapter-Lanyard/dp/B0032AEF42 and there may be others available too. I have the iKross Portable Speakers System and for the price it is great. Works perfect for my work station.
916455
I have a more recent Sansa Clip, and it does work. The box says Macs are supported, but not with their software. They do not play MP4 files, only MP3.
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Had the same problem w/ the Sandisk Sansa 250, but only after the Sansa started freezing up. Ended up sending it back for a refund, after contacting Sandisk.
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Yes - I have used the Soundfly SD with both my Zen and Sansa Plus MP3 players.
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Lillie Trotter,Please note that the Sansa Clip+ accepts microSD cad, which is physically much smaller than a regular SD card.The microSD card is used as an extension to the MP3 player's internal 2GB memory. So initially you can use the player without buying an extra microSD card.
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I'm not sure. I would caution that my experience with sansa mp3 players has been mostly negative. I had earlier mp3 players without a touch interface and these were pretty good. The players with touch were so dreadful that I'd never buy another Sansa device.
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One answer implies that MP3 players don't have expandable memory, that you only find that on tablets and phones. However, I can tell you that the Sansa Clip Zip MP3 player does have expandable memory and takes Micro SD cards. Sansa even sells a case for it that has slots for three additional cards so that you can swap them out and carry around an almost unlimited amount of songs. I've had a Clip Zip for some time and love it. (I have the case, too.) So if you're looking for expandable memory, check it out.
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http://www.sandisk.com/products/music-video-players/clip-zip/ Quick Start Guide, User Manual, FAQs, and more.....
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David S. is right. Sansa supports up to 32GB with standard exFAT formatting (which is how most are pre-formatted when you buy them). But Sansa will also work just fine with a larger card formatted to FAT32. There are a number of free programs that you can use to reformat a larger memory card to FAT32.