will the sansa suze video player 4gb fit to this charger?
1020015
I ordered this charger for my Sansa and it not only did not fit the player - the opposite end doesn't fit in any PC either for charging or fit anything else for that matter. I believe this charger is for an iPhone - that's what the end looks like. And...not only did it not fit but when trying to return - I got absolutely no communication or response from the seller at all. Thanks to Amazon's amazing customer service - I was able to return it and receive a refund that way otherwise I would've been stuck with this charger that was absolutely useless to me.
636598
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.
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.
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Absolutely. It's recognized by Audible Manager, Overdrive (Public libraries), WMA, and MP3, also music formats FLAC, Ogg Vorbis. With a good battery, you get about 15 hours on a charge, making this one of the best audiobook players out there. One design flaw compared to the older version (Sansa Clip, not "+" or "Zip") the older version would rewind from the beginning of one chapter (file) across to the end of the previous one. None of the newer Sansa players (+, Zip) seem capable of this. You have to jump to the beginning of the previous chapter and FF to its end. Not often necessary, but it seems silly they'd drop this feature. Absolutely. It's recognized by Audible Manager, Overdrive (Public libraries), WMA, and MP3, also music formats FLAC, Ogg Vorbis. With a good battery, you get about 15 hours on a charge, making this one of the best audiobook players out there. One design flaw compared to the older version (Sansa Clip, not "+" or "Zip") the older version would rewind from the beginning of one chapter (file) across to the end of the previous one. None of the newer Sansa players (+, Zip) seem capable of this. You have to jump to the beginning of the previous chapter and FF to its end. Not... » Read More Absolutely. It's recognized by Audible Manager, Overdrive (Public libraries), WMA, and MP3, also music formats FLAC, Ogg Vorbis. With a good battery, you get about 15 hours on a charge, making this one of the best audiobook players out there. One design flaw compared to the older version (Sansa Clip, not "+" or "Zip") the older version would rewind from the beginning of one chapter (file) across to the end of the previous one. None of the newer Sansa players (+, Zip) seem capable of this. You have to jump to the beginning of the previous chapter and FF to its end. Not often necessary, but it seems silly they'd drop this feature. « Show Less
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.
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According to a reply at another website, yes, the Fuze will work with this product, but you have to remove the plastic "sleeve" that surrounds the plug. See this site for details http://forums.sandisk.com/sansa/board/message?board.id=sansafuse&thread.id=524
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.
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You can charge the sansa view and with speaker docks using the Altec Lansing inMotion iM413 Portable Audio System for Sansa.
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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
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Not it will not. My 2GB Sansa Clip uses a Mini B Plug. I found out the hard way that this is a Mini A Plug. Good Luck!
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I really don't know. I'd suggest checking what the specs were for the 2GB Sansa.Sorry.
1069419
Yes it can, I used it for my Samsung galaxy phone, Galaxy Tab 2.0, and other various devices like sansa mp3 players and battery chargers. Forgot to mention, verified to work all over Europe (UK has the bulky plug adapters), US, and Thailand. Also note: use the release button to interchange the connectors, otherwise you will break the holding pins/prongs, but will still work.
1351220
Yeah I too would like to know if this will work for my recently bought sandisk sansa express 1 GB mp3 player
566538
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
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I just ordered it for my Sansa Fuse, and I believe that it does work with other players, but now I'm not sure :)I'll reply on here when the speakers arrive... what type of player do you have?
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PJC,My assumption is that the USB connector was not made to the correct specification. I make this assumption based on my overall displeasure with the charging unit. In short.....it doesn't work. I plug my Sansa Disk into a USB port on my computer and in an hour or so, I'm at 100% recharge power. I have actually monitored the charge on my Sansa Disk using the outlet plug-in charger. I would allow the MP3 player to recharge for an hour and to my dismay, the MP3 actually lost a significent percentage of its charge while plugged into the wall outlet.Frankly, the plug-in charger is worthless, in my opinion. I'm not surprised that the quality control on the size of the USB connector is dismal.Sincerely,cmp PJC,My assumption is that the USB connector was not made to the correct specification. I make this assumption based on my overall displeasure with the charging unit. In short.....it doesn't work. I plug my Sansa Disk into a USB port on my computer and in an hour or so, I'm at 100% recharge power. I have actually monitored the charge on my Sansa Disk using the outlet plug-in charger. I would allow the MP3 player to recharge for an hour and to my dismay, the MP3 actually lost a significent percentage of its charge while plugged into the wall outlet.Frankly, the plug-in... » Read More PJC,My assumption is that the USB connector was not made to the correct specification. I make this assumption based on my overall displeasure with the charging unit. In short.....it doesn't work. I plug my Sansa Disk into a USB port on my computer and in an hour or so, I'm at 100% recharge power. I have actually monitored the charge on my Sansa Disk using the outlet plug-in charger. I would allow the MP3 player to recharge for an hour and to my dismay, the MP3 actually lost a significent percentage of its charge while plugged into the wall outlet.Frankly, the plug-in charger is worthless, in my opinion. I'm not surprised that the quality control on the size of the USB connector is dismal.Sincerely,cmp « Show Less
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Micro SD card is a type, but if you mean what size of Micro SD card, i used a 16GB card and it worked fine. I don't think the Sansa can take a bigger card, but if it could, I would not suggest it. When you turn the Sansa on, it scans the files on the card, and the more files it has the longer you will wait for that to happen.