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Stay connected no matter where you are. The Sansa Connect MP3 player allows you leave the computer behind, and connect to any open wireless "hot spot." Play music, view photos, stream internet radio, or chat with friends using one device. In addition to 802.11g Wi-Fi connectivity, the Connect features 4 GB memory, a MicroSD slot for capacity expansion, a 2.2-inch TFT color screen for viewing your music library and photos, and an internal speaker. Measuring 2.05 x 3.58 x 0.63 inches (WxLxH) and weighing in at 2.7 ounces, the Connect won't weigh you down.
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| The Sansa Connect MP3 player is the first Wi-Fi based MP3 player from Sandisk's audio line. View Interactive Demo |
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| Download music from online subscription services and listen to Internet radio stations when connected to open Wi-Fi network. |
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| View stored photos or Flickr albums on the go. |
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| Chat and share recommendations with friends. |
Connect With Your Friends
Chat and share song recommendations with your Yahoo! Messenger friends. Talk to your friends or stumble upon other Sansa Connect users near you. See what your friends are listening to and search through recommendations that have been sent to you. Recommend your favorite music to your friends.
Share Your Photos Anywhere
Explore interesting photos on the go. Access Flickr albums and photos wirelessly, or view your stored photos on an inserted microSD card.
Choose Your Format
The Sansa Connect works with MP3 and WMA (both secure and unprotected) files. It also supports Microsoft PlaysForSure subscription music.
Easy to Use
Add additional capacity to your player or move files to other devices using the microSD card slot. Quickly navigate your music or photos using the intuitive, easy-to-use interface. Recharge the internal, lithium-ion battery via your computer's USB 2.0 port or using the included AC adapter. The device is compatible with PCs running Windows XP (Service Pack 2) or Vista, and requires Windows Media Player 10 or later.
What's in the Box
Sansa Connect digital audio player, AC adapter, USB 2.0 cable, earphones, protective case, lanyard, Quick Start guide
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Technical Details
- Multi-format digital audio player with 4 GB internal memory and Wi-Fi connectivity (802.11g)- Access Internet music stores and subscription services as well as Internet radio via open Wi-Fi networks
- Compatible with MP3 and WMA files (protected and unprotected); expand storage via microSD memory cards
- Works with Windows XP and Vista operating systems
- 2.2-inch color LCD for navigating music and viewing photos
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By Amy (Tennessee)
I bought this on eBay truthfully. I paid all of $30. After a simple firmware restoration, the internet radio function makes it worth every penny paid. When you are out of a WiFi area, you simply flip over to your music library of mp3s. The flickr photo of the day is a nice feature, and after the firmware is restored, it also plays videos.. a function I don't really use.
The cons: The screen does scratch easily. Mine arrived with a scratched screen also but a little Displex mostly fixed that. The battery life is shorter than the other Sansa players at about 8 hours for me. I am currently tinkering with my settings (display brightness, backlight timer) to try to get a little more time out of it. My other Sansas run from 24-36 hours on a charge. BUT... you have to expect this battery life to be shorter due to the WiFi use. That's common sense!
If you should happen to get one with the WiFi disabled, there are good instructions at forums.sandisk.com to get you on the road to internet radio.
If you still don't think this is a good deal, just check out the prices for true WiFi internet radios! You'll come back and give this one a second look.
By H.N. (VA, USA)
Good:
1. Nice sound quality
2. Internet radio
3. Rating options (on the mp3)
5. Skip songs on Internet Radio (unlimited)
6. Good video quality
8. Nice click wheel
Bad:
1. Short battery life
2. Simple setting options
3. No sleeping time
I bought it from the seller ____ (And the seller puts the product in the "New" section). If you want to know who they are just click "All my review", you will see who I purchased the product from. The box of the product is white (like the used one). There is "No Wifi" label on the box of the product. I had to contact Sandisk Customer service to solve the problem with the internet radio (because there is no internet radio until I downloaded a new firmware and did a bunch of things). Eventually, the most important thing is that the screen is scratched 2 long lines accross. Very frustrated!
I hope this information is useful to you!
By R. Raiz (Cleveland Heights, OH United States)
Right out of the box this is a very good value. All I had to do was plug it in, refresh the battery, and half an hour later it was ready to load up with music.
I plugged it into the USB port of my computer and needed to unplug it and reinsert the plug in order for the player to configure itself with the folders in its internal drive, and once that was done it was ready to go. The better way to load the music, however, is to do it through Windows Media Player, so that the cover art is copied over, and that proved to be a fairly easy task. Once I plugged in the player it automatically synced up with media player and started loading music. I let it load up over the next hour or two, and when I came back I had a fully loaded MP3 player.
The visual look of the Connect is stunning. Each album has the album icon next to it as you scroll down using the wheel knob. Using the MP3 player is pretty intuitive, as well, with little need to consult a user manual. The only thing I had to look for, having been used to the E200 series of MP3 players from Sandisk, was the volume control, which is on the side of the Connect instead of being controlled by the the wheel.
The build is not as sturdy as the E200 models, since the Connect is all plastic, including the back, so you need to invest in a case right away, but that is something I would have done anyhow, being finicky about my electronics. I wasn't too put off with the lack of the WiFi, since I did not buy this for listening to radio, although that would have been nice. What I was not pleased with was the missing .5 gig of storage - what did Sandisk do with it? Oh well, I had to be stingy with what I loaded onto it, and I will have to invest in a Micro SD card sooner than later.
It has a built in speaker, but that is not something I would use too often, since the sound is very low and tinny.
I need to mention, too, that I bought this for my wife, who cares less about gadgets. But since her present MP3 player (also a Sandisk) has a problem with the headphone jack, so that sometimes both channels do not play, and she was forever fidgeting with it so that it would work right, I think she will quickly come to appreciate it. Or at least I hope she will!
Well done, Sandisk.
By M. Bím
I've bought it here and I don't have it for a long time, but already now I see many bad features which I don't like. batery is very bad-about 4 hours of listening and eventhough I have model without wifi.Playing only mp3,m4p and that's all. believe us with a lower rate.
By Lev Rozman (Windy City)
This purchase was waste of money. File transfer to device directly (folder to folder) is almost impossible. Used Rhapsody or VMP to sync up MP3 files it only does for dozen MP3 and then crashed! It was much easier to drug and drop files to SD card outside of player, but when SD inserted to Sansa, the initiation process take a very long time and player cannot be used for 15-20 minutes. Battery life is very short. Wi-Fi is nice but it tied to Yahoo and that is dead already. I simply junked this device as it cannot be use for what I planned. Don't buy it!
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