Sandisk Sansa M240 1 GB

I bought my Sandisk off amazon.co.uk for the bargain price of £20 (that was a few years ago) as i wanted a small MP3 for the gym. It takes 1 AAA battery and playback is about 17 hours. I have had no problems with my Sandisk Sansa since i bought it. It transfers files between the MP3 and PC very quickly. It supports MP3 and WMA file formats. There a microphone and an equaliser so you can mess about with the sound until you find the one you like (e.g. rock, bass etc). There is no radio. There is a small display so you can see file information, volume info etc. The MP3 comes with a nice, transparent case which fits snugly over the player and an armband and in ...

This is the bargain of the decade/century!!. I was looking for a cheap, reliable, easy to use MP3 player that I could plug into my ancient Dell PC and go off and cook, with music- without blasting the family with excessive decibels of various music. I ordered this on the recomendation of many other people on various web sites - Amazon is the site of choice. They were excellent - it cost me £20 with p&p - not sure what it is now. I then had to get 2 more for my girls and then another 2 for my sister-in-laws and then various work mates. I've since seen 3 of my the aforementioned using the little darling at their desks! The word is spreading. Get in there now! ...

Both my husband and my daughter sing in choirs and often need to learn large amounts of music by heart, sometimes needing to cope with difficult harmonies. I figured that a simple, but large MP3 player would be a big help to them both. I didn't want anything fancy or expensive for this. That's the reason why I bought the SanDisk Sansa M240 1GB MP3 player – so they could copy or record the music they needed to study, without breaking the bank. So far, I've been very happy with this choice and this is why. Firstly, the M240 was very easy to load things onto. You can either plug it into your computer via the provided USB cable, to rip music from a CD onto ...