will it work with the 1GB Sansa Media Player?
2064862
I would say probably not if you expect the iM413 to provide power for your Sansa. Sansa media players with the proprietary connector supported by the iM415 ended several years ago with the Sansa FUZE. More recent models such as the Sansa Express, Sansa FUZE +, Sansa CLIP no longer have this connector and cannot be mounted on the iM413.Of course you could connect your Sansa player, or any other player, to the iM413 via the earpiece audio cable. This should work fine for playback, but your player would have to be controlled with its own buttons will have to run on its own battery.
2064863
Yes, it worked with mine for quite some time. I had a 8GB Sansa, but this is not what would make or not it to work. I had it at my summer house and unfortunately, due lack of use, it didn't work anymore, but has an excellent sound and did wonders for almost two years. I hope you have good time.
2064864
I don't believe it will. The connection on the Sansa is much smaller and on the side of the player. Good luck.
2064865
I also have a Sansa media player, and it worked fine, for about one year. Then, the touchpads failed to work and I had to throw it out. I called Altec Lansing and they said there was nothing they would do to reconcile this and I couldn't send it to them to fix. The sound is excellent, though. Good luck!
2064866
Mine still works fine. I bought it several years ago to play background music for our class reunions. It has a great sound and I play it in a pretty large venue.
503113
Don't know because I don't own a Sansa Radio slot card. I would ask SanDisk.
311929
the sansa does not fit, but if you jack it in with the white cord, it plays fine. true, it does not fit in the dock, so if aesthetics you're after, I guess it won't work for you. the sound it great even if it doesn't dock in.
1756902
The quick answer is yes. I put the micro sd card into the adapter and in the SD slot transferred the content and then Inserted the card into the devise. You can also connect the Sansa Fuse to the computer and transfer it that way. I have done it both ways.
2150995
Yes it works with all M series Sansa. I bought the speaker dock for my M260. Great sound and more than enough volume. It uses 4 AA batteries or you can use the AC adapter. I use both. I use the AC adapter and when I want to change locations. I unplug the AC adapter from the speaker dock first before I unplug it from the wall. That way the batteries will take over without interruption.
1346747
That's because it doesn't fit. Check out all the one star reviews. Amazon needs to stop bundling this item with the Sansa. Frustrating, isn't it.
638684
Sorry. Mine malfunctioned and I returned it. Bought the Sansa and love it. Anything you can download to your laptop or PC you can transfer to the device.
348202
I don't have a sansa so I cannot answer the question affirmatively. It the width of your sansa is about the same as an Ipod or Iphone, it will work.
513565
I have had not problem with my card. It should work with the Sansa assuming that you have not formatted it for some system that locks the card, most notably a windows 7 phone. The question that you need to answer is if the Sansa will recognize all 16 gig of the card.
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I had one of these 16GB Sansa View players and yes, I added a 16GB mini SD card to double the memory of it. It worked great until the battery finally failed. I am surprised that you found one of them still working since they are quite old now. They are at least 6 years old or more now. I had to eventually replace mine with a Sansa Fuse+ 16GB and used the same 16GB micro SD card in it as well without reloading the card. The Sansa View is far superior to the Sansa Fuse+, congradulations on finding one that still works. Beware of replaceing the battery in it, the replacement batteries are ever so slightly thicker than the original one and my screen cracked when trying to close it with a new battery. I had one of these 16GB Sansa View players and yes, I added a 16GB mini SD card to double the memory of it. It worked great until the battery finally failed. I am surprised that you found one of them still working since they are quite old now. They are at least 6 years old or more now. I had to eventually replace mine with a Sansa Fuse+ 16GB and used the same 16GB micro SD card in it as well without reloading the card. The Sansa View is far superior to the Sansa Fuse+, congradulations on finding one that still works. Beware of replaceing the battery in it, the replacement batteries are ever... » Read More I had one of these 16GB Sansa View players and yes, I added a 16GB mini SD card to double the memory of it. It worked great until the battery finally failed. I am surprised that you found one of them still working since they are quite old now. They are at least 6 years old or more now. I had to eventually replace mine with a Sansa Fuse+ 16GB and used the same 16GB micro SD card in it as well without reloading the card. The Sansa View is far superior to the Sansa Fuse+, congradulations on finding one that still works. Beware of replaceing the battery in it, the replacement batteries are ever so slightly thicker than the original one and my screen cracked when trying to close it with a new battery. « Show Less
950970
I would think so... as long as it has a standard headphone jack, but I am not an expert on apple products. It works well in my cheap laptop headphone jack to watch you tube videos & also in my Sansa Clip MP3 player. I connect it to my Sony Bluetooth headphones.
1210977
I don't have a SD card with that much memory. I don't see why it would not work. The songs go into the Disk so it doesn't affect the SanDisk Sansa Clip itself.
1300782
Heres a link to the web site that Sandisk recomends to buy products for your player. In fact--it is important to use one of the listed sites that Sandisk has partnered with for accessories. Had to do this myself this week :)http://www.sandisk.com/Products/Catalog(1200)-Made_for_Sansa_Accessories.aspx
398856
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!
1756903
You can either use the USB card reader to transfer music and than put the card into the Sansa or have the USB card in the Sansa and transfer the music that way. The quickest way is to use a USB card reader, it will provide the highest data transfer rate. The higher the class of memory, the faster the data transfer will be.
595017
same problam. no solution. even no replay from sandiskLook like that is a fatal bug in Sansa. If file transfer disturb in the middle (USB cable disconnect, etc..) that create corrupted files in the memory and player could not recognize those files. (very common thing with any USB device). But this player instead of skipping the file, keep on loop over same function.This product must recall.
2261381
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.