Compatible with the Sansa Fuze? Can anyone confirm whether this works with the Fuze?
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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
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I have never tried, you would need to find or make a cable with the appropriate connectors for the Sansa and the mp3 player.
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Yes, I am able to transfer data (music) from my computer to my Fuze using this cable. I don't remember if I had to download software from Sansa to facilitate the transfer. If you do not have a Fuze MP3 player, it may not work.
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I have the 8gb Sansa Clip, and have found the FM reception to be surprisingly good. I was told by a Best Buy employee that the Fuze has even better reception.
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Kind of late for an answer but yes, it should fit fine. In one of the reviews, the reviewer was using a Samsung YP-K3 MP3 player. The dimensions for the YP-K3 are 3.7"H x 1.7"W x 0.27"D and the 4gb and 8gb Sansa Fuze players measure 3.1"H x 1.9"W x 0.30"D.
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Yes. In the web page read next: With capacities up to 16GB, the Sansa Fuze+ MP3 player can accommodate all your favorite songs, videos, and photos. And thanks to its microSDHC expansion slot, the MP3 player lets you expand its memory by up to 32GB with a SanDisk microSD or microSDHC card
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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!
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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 have this unit made for the Sansa and it charges it as well. Works great. Looks like the IriverMaximo SAN-360 Car FM Transmitter & Charger
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It does for what it's advertised for. It charges my Sandisk Sansas Fuze 8GB player just fine. It lets me add music to the player too.
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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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It seems that other than the Sansa products, the main alternative is the Creative Zen Mozaic. But some of the customer comments on the Zen were that it freezes up when you try to fast forward or fast rewind. The Sansa seems to be better in that regard. It also seems that the Fuze has an automatic bookmark feature. I can't tell if the Clip has this or not. It does seem that the Sanza products do not have manual bookmarking that would let you keep your place in several books at the same time. That seems to be a feature that Creative Zen has had in some models. Larry
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I did not work on my Sansa so I tossed it in the garbage. Got Anker 1A USB Wall Charger Home and works great. Needs a mini usb cable
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Both are good for audiobooks and have bookmarking.Difference is Fuze headphone jack does not breakoff easily. Clip's jack is on the side instead of bottom. Headphone jacks break off easily. Its a common problem.For that reason alone, I would go with Sansa Fuze.Other reasons to go with Sansa Fuze is the size. Its as small as an IPOD nano or deck of cards. The size difference between Fuze and Clip is not as big as you would think. They both fit in your pocket, and hand.Third, Fuze has a readable screen thats in color. Its much easier on the eyes. Clip is in black and white text. Its very hard to see and annoying. Overall, you'd be crazy to chose a Sansa Clip over a Sansa Fuze. Both are good for audiobooks and have bookmarking.Difference is Fuze headphone jack does not breakoff easily. Clip's jack is on the side instead of bottom. Headphone jacks break off easily. Its a common problem.For that reason alone, I would go with Sansa Fuze.Other reasons to go with Sansa Fuze is the size. Its as small as an IPOD nano or deck of cards. The size difference between Fuze and Clip is not as big as you would think. They both fit in your pocket, and hand.Third, Fuze has a readable screen thats in color. Its much easier on the... » Read More Both are good for audiobooks and have bookmarking.Difference is Fuze headphone jack does not breakoff easily. Clip's jack is on the side instead of bottom. Headphone jacks break off easily. Its a common problem.For that reason alone, I would go with Sansa Fuze.Other reasons to go with Sansa Fuze is the size. Its as small as an IPOD nano or deck of cards. The size difference between Fuze and Clip is not as big as you would think. They both fit in your pocket, and hand.Third, Fuze has a readable screen thats in color. Its much easier on the eyes. Clip is in black and white text. Its very hard to see and annoying. Overall, you'd be crazy to chose a Sansa Clip over a Sansa Fuze. « Show Less
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Yeah I too would like to know if this will work for my recently bought sandisk sansa express 1 GB mp3 player
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I am trying to find out the same information. I did find the following statemnet that says it works with the m200 series...: With SanDisk's Sansa Speaker Dock, you can share and listen to your MP3 player's music anywhere. Get high-performance sound quality from your Sansa e100 and m200 series MP3 players, most other available MP3 players, as well as through any device with a standard 3.5mm headphone jack, typical on most laptops and CD/DVD players with the included cable. The Sansa Speaker Dock comes with an AC adapter, and gets hours of continuous playback with four AA batteries (not included). I am trying to find out the same information. I did find the following statemnet that says it works with the m200 series...: With SanDisk's Sansa Speaker Dock, you can share and listen to your MP3 player's music anywhere. Get high-performance sound quality from your Sansa e100 and m200 series MP3 players, most other available MP3 players, as well as through any device with a standard 3.5mm headphone jack, typical on most laptops and CD/DVD players with the included cable. The Sansa Speaker Dock comes with an AC adapter, and gets hours of continuous playback with four AA... » Read More I am trying to find out the same information. I did find the following statemnet that says it works with the m200 series...: With SanDisk's Sansa Speaker Dock, you can share and listen to your MP3 player's music anywhere. Get high-performance sound quality from your Sansa e100 and m200 series MP3 players, most other available MP3 players, as well as through any device with a standard 3.5mm headphone jack, typical on most laptops and CD/DVD players with the included cable. The Sansa Speaker Dock comes with an AC adapter, and gets hours of continuous playback with four AA batteries (not included). « 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!