MP3 Players : SanDisk Sansa e280R Rhapsody

I think i would rather choose this MP3 because if you dont have any place to get music from the internet, you can just record music either from the MIC or the FM radio that it provides, and I-POD cant do that. Hide Full Review

I bought my Sansa (4gb) when it was just released to market (one year ago), so I was daring myself to prove something different as iPod. I'm completely happy beacause of that decision. It has everything that nano does not and should have.



It has video, nano don't, and it looks great. The screen resolution is great, and the interface is pretty easy to use (and it has some greatly designed icons! instead of that boring interface that iPods have).



It has FM radio, Nano don't.



It has Voice recorder. Nano don't



I would like it to be more customizable (backgrounds, colors, radio station names, more functions, etc).



The case design is not as great as Nano's design, and the overall design of Nano is much much prettier than Sansa''s (you know, its Apple desgn!!), but the case is very strong, and durable, the only thing is that it gets scratched relatively easy.





The buttons are not as easy to press, and I think that for the next version they will have to change this.



The rolling wheel is very easy to roll, but when you have a lot of songs, the scrolling rate is very slow (this is better in iPod's interface)



I think that if you're someone who likes a good product and don't care about market campaigns, this is for far, better than nano.



The cons of this product have to do with design, not durability or functionality. And durability and functionality are, in my opinion, the really important criteria when it comes to buy something. Hide Full Review