SanDisk Sansa Fuze Review
The Sansa Fuze shares a lot of similarities with the iPod Nano but before you think that the Fuze is just another alternative to the iPod, read on.
Aesthetically, the Fuze looks like a cute player because of its rotating front dial, which also functions as a navigation button with its center used as the selection button. The Fuze has 220 x 176 resolution, which is large enough for viewing music videos, but it would be uncomfortable to watch feature-length films on it. The sound quality is ok, but you should get your own headphones because the set that comes with the package leaves much to be desired. What makes the Sansa Fuze really stand out from other mp3 and mp4 players are simple features that are not usually available with others. These include:
· Built-in microphone
· microSD Slot
· FM radio
· Easy file transfer (drag and drop)
But this gadget comes with a few disadvantages as well, including:
· Only video files can be bookmarked
· Propriety USB connection
The battery life of the Fuze is noteworthy. It was rated 24 hours for audio playback, but video playback fell shy of 5 hours. Another impressive aspect about this gadget is the improved responsiveness of its user interface. First-time users don’t need to study the gadget to find out how it works. The player is pretty straight-forward and very intuitive.
Overall, SanDisk has established themselves as a progressive company with the Sansa Fuze mp3 player. Although the Fuze has a long way to go before it can be called “perfect”, it’s pretty impressive nonetheless. It is easy to conclude that this gadget is one of the best SanDisk gadgets so far.



