How big a micro SD card can you buy to use with it? I thought I would be able to find an answer to this question fairly quickly but I can't find a place that actually gives a direct answer, so I thought I should just ask. The Sansa Fuze 8GB mp3 Player has a memory card slot to add a micro s.d. card, so I was wondering whats the bigest size you can add? Or is there a limit? Like if I bought a 32gb or 64gb s.d. card and put it in the player, would it work? How big a micro SD card can you buy to use with it? I thought I would be able to find an answer to this question fairly quickly but I can't find a place that actually gives a direct answer, so... » Read More How big a micro SD card can you buy to use with it? I thought I would be able to find an answer to this question fairly quickly but I can't find a place that actually gives a direct answer, so I thought I should just ask. The Sansa Fuze 8GB mp3 Player has a memory card slot to add a micro s.d. card, so I was wondering whats the bigest size you can add? Or is there a limit? Like if I bought a 32gb or 64gb s.d. card and put it in the player, would it work? « Show Less
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ok thanks, I was thinking about buying a sansa fuze 8gb mp3 player on black friday and I wanted to know if i could make it at least 16gb total with the mirco sd card and now that I know I can, I will be buying the mp3 player. thanks again.
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I called tech support and they said you can plug in a 16 GB microSD/SDHC card and thus have 24 GB total (!)
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The Fuze will work with any MicroSDHC card you put in it, but MicroSDHC will max out at 32GB. So 32 gigs is the highest you'll be able to use on it.
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The bigger the card you put in it, the longer the "refresh" cycle takes every time you add or delete anything. As a matter of fact, when you put a loaded card in, the first time you turn it on after that it will do a "refresh".
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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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Hi Tom,This MP3 player also features a microSDHC card slot, so you can expand its memory by up to 32GB with a SanDisk microSD or microSDHC card**Card(s) sold separately.This is from here: http://www.sandisk.com/products/music-video-players/clip-zip/
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If the mp3 player accepts Micro SD cards, it is. If the mp3 player accepts Micro SD cards but of a lower memory level, you will not get the full advantage of the 32 GB available in the card.
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See new post in the "Spare Batteries" discussion.Great deal too!8 gig microSDHC continues to work great in a USB adapter! No problems.Another advantage to this setup is that the SanDisk 8 gig microSDHC are now 13 bucks on amazon!And, even with the micro USB reader, it's still way smaller than a standard USB thumb drive! (important because of how it sticks out from the side) And it's cheaper than a SanDisk 8 gig USB thumb drive too! AND I can still use the micro card in my mp3 player!Talk about having your cake and eat it too.
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What Katie said, except that the usable capacity on a microsd card is not equivalent to its total maximum capacity. You will have a little less than 40GB to store music.
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im really not sure. I just received the sandisk sansa clip. 4gb. Dont know. I had seen the ads of the (plus) but couldnt figure it out either. Probably a way to get an extra 20dollars outta u. Or it could just be a upgraded newer model?? I dunno? I love mine. Kinda tiny. But thats what (i) needed.
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Did you read the user guide? I bought mine at least five years ago, but here's what it says: The smaller slot is for Secure Digital, Multimedia Card, Memory Stick, Memory Stick Pro, Memory Stick Duo, Memory Stick Pro Duo, and xD Picture Cards. The larger slot will accept Compact Flash cards. I think the Smartparts is confusing to use, poorly designed. It also won't always accept a USB thumbdrive (Smartparts customer service advised against using one). Sorry I can't offer more assistance, but perhaps you've solved the problem by now.
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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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It more or less increase storage capacity by 2GB. On your computer, the sansa and the microSD show up as separate drives, so you have to drag and drop music onto each separately. However, the sansa merges the microSD so all the music shows up together when your listening.
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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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Some come with 4 GB, some with 8 GB (mine has 4). The micro card slot will accept micro SD cards of any capacity, not just 32 GB. I have a 16 GB in mine. It works great.
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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.
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SanDisk Sansa Clip+ 2 GB MP3 Player (Black) I am trying to help my daughter with purchase of a memory card she feels she needs for a mp3 she has purchased on Amazon from CrazyonDigital. Would a memory card be automatically included with the mp3 or does she even need one?
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Wow, thanks for taking the time to do all the contacting and research on this question, and especially for detailing everything you have discovered here for all of us to read. I, too, have a Sansa Fuze and am looking for a nice speaker that is compatible with it. You have saved me a lot of trouble. Thanks again.
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I (nor my sister) have found a need for a micro sd card. You have the option to use one for greater memory but without the SD card it still holds a lot of audio. My sister has conversations and lectures stored on it, and has yet reached its memory capacity. I hope this answered your question.
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I find it interesting that this discussion was created in the first place. My initial confusion was that the product page seemed to be pushing for people to buy the iPod to use with this, but the item title specifically says FOR THE SANSA FUSE. I guess someone asked Amazon to change the item title and Amazon agreed? Not sure, but I originally dismissed all the iPod references on the item page as product placement or whatever you call that...