Are these worth purchasing for a sansa fuze 8gb?
934747
The sansa fuse 8gb comes with its own set of ear phones but I don't know their quality level. I listen to my ipod, ipad and computer with the RPHJE120p and am very pleased. For the money, you cant go wrong. I would say yes, as a back up, a gym set or for your laptop / desktop. I hope this helps.
934748
As long as the device has an eq setting, i would say just turn up the treble. But if your gonna use them everyday for hours, spend some money and get really good headphones.
934749
I'm not sure what that is, but it doesn't work well with my iphone. I am casually listening on my commute (bus) into work, and it'll work for a second, then it sounds like I'm in a tunnel, and I have to jiggle the connection to get it working again. the colors are cool, and they stay in my ears, but the sound is in and out.
934750
So far they sound good for the price. If you're just casually listening on the subway or walking around town, they are fine. Plus I think the colors are cool.
934751
I use mine for an ipod touch that I own. The quality is new, over time then I may have a better answer for you. But if you are looking for top quality then you pay top dollar. For the price I paid, I am satisfied with the earbuds. Never owned or listened to music through a SANSA.
1214734
First, this is not a charger, just a cable that will charge from a USB port, just want to make that distinction. But if the Sansa Fuse is a 2/4/8 GB model with the large data connector on the botton, it should be fine.
1471114
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?
1940166
I am very happy with my 2GB Sansa. Just updated the firmware (very smooth application downloaded from Sandisk site).Sleek design, not as cool as Nano, but very close. Ubercool video which Nano doesn't have, which works surprisingly well.Bigger screen than Nano too. Micro SD slot a great plus. And it also works like a storage device, so you can take files with it, something Nano doesn't do.Go for the $129 (at time of writing) 4GB model.
757916
As long as those speakers have a standard headphone plug (3.5 mm) at the end, you should be all set. Just plug it in the headphone jack on the Sansa, and you're all done. You may want to turn up the volume all the way on the Sansa, but control the volume on the portable speakers. This assures maximum sound quality.
1041506
I would agree with the recommendation to use a Clip+. You seem completely uninterested in anything other than just loading your songs onto the device and pressing "play," and for this, I would also suggest you get a Sansa Clip+. It is small, cheap (relatively) and from what I have read, sounds excellent. (If you are, indeed, and old lady and you were not saying that with tongue-in-cheek, then I doubt your ears would be able to discern the incredibly minor difference between the sound quality of almost ANY medium or upper tier player, regardless of the quality of headphones you are using)Just get the Clip+ at Wal-Mart or something, or here at Amazon, and I doubt that you will be disappointed. I would agree with the recommendation to use a Clip+. You seem completely uninterested in anything other than just loading your songs onto the device and pressing "play," and for this, I would also suggest you get a Sansa Clip+. It is small, cheap (relatively) and from what I have read, sounds excellent. (If you are, indeed, and old lady and you were not saying that with tongue-in-cheek, then I doubt your ears would be able to discern the incredibly minor difference between the sound quality of almost ANY medium or upper tier player, regardless of the quality of headphones you are... » Read More I would agree with the recommendation to use a Clip+. You seem completely uninterested in anything other than just loading your songs onto the device and pressing "play," and for this, I would also suggest you get a Sansa Clip+. It is small, cheap (relatively) and from what I have read, sounds excellent. (If you are, indeed, and old lady and you were not saying that with tongue-in-cheek, then I doubt your ears would be able to discern the incredibly minor difference between the sound quality of almost ANY medium or upper tier player, regardless of the quality of headphones you are using)Just get the Clip+ at Wal-Mart or something, or here at Amazon, and I doubt that you will be disappointed. « Show Less
1343338
I agree - they are quite surprising, and easily as good as my premium ones from Sony, which cost more than the Sansa mp3 player.
503114
Christopher, There was no snide, since I am not the seller, but a buyer! I´m using a 32gb mini sdcard that I loaded music to before placing it into the Sansa device that I purchased online from Amazon. I don´t on a Radio slot card, and I´m sorry for your confusion. Peace!
491664
The iM413 has a Sansa-proprietary connector that accommodates certain earlier Sansa models, such as Sansa View and Sansa Fuze. These models can be mounted on the provided connector which provides power, battery charging, audio connection, and a few controls. The Sansa Fuze was the last model that is supported by the iM413. THE SANSA FUZE + IS NOT SUPPORTED. The iM413 has a 3.5 millimeter line input jack that will accept an audio cable from the headphone jack of you Sansa Clip, and in this way will support playback. But your Clip cannot be mounted on the iM413 connector. It would have to run from its own battery power and you would have to use its local controls.
1759695
I really don't know. I'd suggest checking what the specs were for the 2GB Sansa.Sorry.
794263
we have had two sansa fuzes with no problems whatsoever with rhapsody to go either song, full cds or playlist, channels etc. just plug it in to the computer and it will show up on rhapsody and drag and drop
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.
1426938
You won't be sorry if you choose the Sansa Fuze MP3 player. I have two of them now, the 4 gig and the small 2 gig Sansa Clip. I previously bought iPods for my grown children as gifts and am very familair with their functions, but the Fuze goes way beyond them and the price is well less than half of that of a comparable iPod. Read my review of the Fuze above. I think the audio and video quality is as good as you can expect, but mainly depends on the quality of the digital input from whatever device you take them from. The one thing iPods have over the Sansa products, as well as most other MP3 players, is the abundance of peripheral devices to use with the iPod. You can find all sorts of things that accept the iPod, but usually have to find devices for the Sansa here on Amazon or other on line sites. They exist, you just have to look harder for them. My advice....don't hesitate...get the Sansa Fuze and look here on Amazon for other devices to use with them if you feel the need. I did, and don't regret my choice at all.
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.
540994
I have a Sansa Fuze and yes, it does charge while playing. I am not able to tell you, if this dock works with the sansa clip or not.
1698539
I am having problems getting songs to load from Windows Media to this card. Is there some sort of conversion needed to have this work in my Sansa Fuze?
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.