SanDisk Sansa View 8 GB Video MP3 Player (Black)
Designed for consumers to take their favorite movies, TV shows, audio books, photos, and music on the road, the SanDisk Sansa View 8 GB multimedia player is sleek and stylish in design and easy to use. With the Sansa View in hand, you can view photos, album art, and videos on its bright and brilliant 320 x 240 2.4-inch full-color screen, or relax with your favorite MP3s and audio books, or music from the built-in FM radio, which comes with 20 programmable digital presets. 
The Sansa View delivers photos, videos, and music to the palm of your hand. View larger. View more details. |
Connect to your computer via the included USB cable. View media converter interface. |
For those who like to listen to books, the Sansa View supports more than 35,000 audiobook titles available at audible.com (additional fees apply). There's a built-in microphone for recording your own audio files, too! The built-in microphone is a great feature for recording important business meetings, classes, or your neighbor's up-and-coming garage band. The Sansa View comes with 8 GB of built-in memory--enough to store 12 hours of video or 2,000 MP3 audio files--and its MicroSD/SDHC memory card slot means storage possibilities are essentially unlimited. To ensure speedy file transfers, the unit features a USB 2.0 connection. Simply connect the player to a PC and start dragging files from your Windows Media Player 10 application. The convenient USB 2.0 connection also charges the player's Li-Poly battery when connected to a PC. The player supports MPEG4, WMV, and H.264 video files and audio files saved in MP3, secure and unsecured WMA, non-DRM ACC, and WAV file formats. The player supports picture viewing, too. JPEG photo files up to 16 megapixels can be viewed in extreme clarity on the unit's full-color display. Lightweight and compact, the player measures a mere .35 inch thick and is compatible with Windows XP and later operating systems. Powered by the long-lasting Li-Poly battery, the Sansa View can support up to 35 hours of audio playback and up to seven hours of video playback with a single charge. What's in the Box
Sansa View multimedia player, 30-pin to USB cable, and quick start guide.
The Sansa holds up to 2,000 MP3 audio files. | 
Supports JPEG photo files and slideshows. | 
Enough room to store 24 hours of video. | 
Tune into your favorite stations via the FM tuner. |
SanDisk Sansa View 8 GB Video MP3 Player (Black) Accessories
 2-Piece Value Combo Pack Of Brand New Home Wall Travel Plug in Ac Charger + Vehicle Cigarette Lighter Power Car Charger with IC Chip For SanDisk Sansa e200, e250, e260, e270, e280, e200R, e250R, e260R, e270R, e280R MP3 Music Player
Bargaincell- Brand New Black Soft Flexible Silicon / Silicone Skin Cover Case with Armband for Sandisk Sansa E200, E250, E260, E270, E280, E200r, E250r, E260r, E270r, E280r Mp3 Player
Silicone Skin for Sandisk Sansa View 16 Gb 8gb Video Mp3 Player + Removable Beltclip + Univeral Workout Armband + Bonus Screen Protector Kit (Many color available)
Belkin Charging Kit for SanDisk Sansa c200, e200, View, Connect
SanDisk 8GB microSDHC Card CLASS 2 (SDSDQ-8192, Bulk Package)
SanDisk Sansa e280 8 GB MP3 Player (Black)
SanDisk Sansa e200 Series 5-Piece Travel Case Kit
Sandisk 4GB MicroSDHC Memory Card with SD Adapter (BULK Packaging)
Sandisk Sansa View 32gb/16gb/8gb Black Premium Silicone Skin Protective Silicon Cover Case
Sandisk Sansa View Crystal Clear Hard Plastic Snap-on Carrying Case
SanDisk Sansa View 8 GB Video MP3 Player (Black) Reviews
Worked fine. Would not recommend. until the battery died after one year. You can't replace it so essentially the player is useless.
There is no hard reset button like I have seen on other players (namely Cowon brand players) so it could not simply be reset. This happened within hours of opening the player packaging and attempting an initial full-charge of the player's battery.
The battery would not hold a charge and/or the player would not turn on. The Sansa View 8GB I received was faulty.
I was not very impressed with the build quality of the player. I decided to return the product for a refund because it did not seem worth the trouble of waiting for a new (or repaired) player.
The battery is only chargeable via USB and I tried using a PC and an AC to USB adapter to charge it. Furthermore, I found another player that suited my personal needs and desires better than the Sansa View.
It felt and looked very prone to scratching or other damage if not treated with extreme care.
You have to use Windows Media Player. Otherwise, the sound is as good as a car radio when you are out in the open. If you don't want to always have the PC on to change the player, then get the Belkin changing kit. SanDisk mentions that not all PC's will be able to charge the player when the computer is OFF; but it will always change with no problem when the PC is ON. I paid about $115 for my player brand new.
WMP may seem a little confusing at first, so just make sure you have the latest version of the player, and you should be OK. Since I listen to the radio a lot, I really appreciate the built in radio; which by the way, works great. The only time you'll have a reduction in sound quality is when you are in an elevator, or in an underground parking lot. SanDisk will always get my vote for a job well done. This is my first MP3 player and I wasn't expecting it to be that great, since everyone seems to be in love with the Apple ipod mated with itunes software.
Not only did this player fulfill my expectations, it made me a believer in SanDisk products. Boy was I in for a surprise. It's cheap, and you'll get a car charger along with an AC adapter. Keep that in mind. You won't be able to use itunes with this unit. One reviewer complained about not being able to charge the player through his PC.
I see that "Like New" units are going for $70, and unless there is some defect in the unit that you get. I would consider that price as a "steal." I like my player, and knowing that I can add more memory makes it even more of a value.
This is probably my HUGEST issue. Why have you given it such a great review, yet only 3 stars. and I would go with an iPod again, except. I have to go and BUY my audiobooks from a specific place in order to use them. I suppose after 3 years of use and no change, the iPod ones were bound to flaw eventually). This was the only one they had that looked decent; 140$ for 8 gbs. I tried using their video conversion program.
Personally, I don't care what other reviewers have said; The earphones, although sorta crappy, have crystal clear sound. That really bugs me. (Haha. If you want all the features, get the iPod. Well, I've been looking for an MP3 Player for about 6 months now to replace my 1st generation iPod nano i've had for the past 3 years (it's slowly dying. What the hell.
Sansa, you've done well, but It seems as though I'm too hard to please. It did me well). It crashed my system. So, I've gotta listen to it on my mp3 if I wanna listen to it at night. it's price. Plus Space to add more. Lastly, the fact that when you put in music, no matter how hard you try to change the name or anything, it still has the track listings in the name.
Jeez, I can't afford that. I already OWN the audiobooks. I've got some problems with it. when I get tired and accidentally fall asleep, my mp3 player is just gonna stay on all night.
Secondly, There's no AUDIOBOOK FEATURE. My iPod allows me to put it on sleeptimer for 15, 30, 45, or 75 minutes (or something of the sort). The way these are made, they won't get holes in them and have their wires sticking out. Better then the apple headphones in that case. all I wanna do it listen to them while i'm walking to school. It's a little bit annoying. Sweet.
So, I picked this up and I've really enjoyed it so far. *sigh*. Although. Needless to say, i'm returning it and forking out the 250$ To pick myself up the actual iPod that I want.
Now, you may ask. So, I was at Costco with my mom, checking them out and such. I honestly don't want to be scrolling through all of my numberized songs looking for "C" Because I wanna listen to Chris Rice. and they're too big for my ears.
Yet. The foamy things come off it. I tried using a different program, it didn't work. (so this is actually K.Polman's daughter btw). and that was a really nice feature. It looks as though I can use Windows Media Player.
But I'm in love with iTunes. I miss having an actual program to sort my music, rather then all this drag and drop stuff. When I get my paycheck i'll put it back. Next, The video. First of a few, There's no SLEEP TIMER.
I share a room with an older sister who doesn't seem to like my music. (My memory isn't so amazing that I know exactly what track number my songs are).
This is the other side of my husband's Christmas present - and no doubt he is going to be extremely pleased that I purchased this item for him. I'm excited for him to see it.
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