Sanza fuze 8 gb software#
As I said, though, this was mostly because I have to be tied to software I don’t think I need. I was generally disappointed with the Fuze’s ability to easily bring in my existing music. The package included $50 worth of music from Rhapsody, but that’s only if you sign up with a credit card. If you don’t mind installing more software, the Rhapsody software can help you manage everything, but it would be nice to have the option.
Sanza fuze 8 gb free#
This was a disappointment to me because I like to be free from the ties of additional software. Much of it didn’t work, complaining that I needed to use the provided Rhapsody software to transfer content to the device. The first thing I tried to do was copy movies, pictures and music to the Fuze to jump in and start playing with it. Finally, the Fuze has a microphone for the built-in voice recorder software. The battery is said to give you about 24 hours of music or 5 of video, though I haven’t fully tested the battery life yet. The Fuze is available in blue, red, pink, black or silver, but I only got one of them, so you’ll have to hit the site to see it in the other colors. Seeing this function on the Fuze was refreshing.
Sanza fuze 8 gb portable#
This wasn’t a big deal until I showed up at my local gym and couldn’t watch the news while I worked out because I didn’t own a portable FM radio with headphones. So many players pack in features for digital music and forget the FM tuner. The bonus feature I got excited about was the FM tuner. The color screen is 1.9″ which isn’t very big for playing videos, but it’s pretty decent for everything else. A charging/syncing cable and a pair of decent headphones were included, along with a soft carrying pouch. The bottom of the Fuze has the docking/charging connection and a standard headphones jack. While they offer 2GB and 4GB models of the Fuze at lower prices, it just makes sense to buy the 8GB as more and more of our media is stored and carried digitally. Better still, we can buy a new 16GB or 32GB card in the future as the need surfaces. Just in case you’re not sure what I mean, my wife’s whole music collection fits on the nearly 16GB usable storage space. The player I received came with 8GB internal storage, but they included an 8GB card to drive home the power of additional storage via microSD. The right side just has a power/hold switch and the left has a slot to insert a microSD card for additional storage. Many of the phones I review have it and I think any product that lets you navigate more than a couple steps away from the home screen should have a home button. The physical controls felt very familiar, having used an iPod Nano for so long, and the home button on the front is nice to have, too. This time, I expected to like the hardware, and I did like it. In my Sansa slotMusic Player review a few weeks ago, I noted that I was pleasantly surprised with the hardware.
Before I let her keep it, though, I took it back long enough to play around and regret giving it up. Of course, she then asked politely if she could have it, but I knew how much she wanted it, so now it’s hers.
SanDisk sent a new Sansa Fuze my way and I had it long enough to get some photos and some first impressions before she snatched it away from me, claiming it as a wifely benefit. It’s engraved and it has a special place in her heart, but now she has a new portable music player. She has an iPod Nano that I gave her for Christmas in 2005. Warning: Division by zero in /var/I just love trying new gadgets, but she wants to buy a gadget once and she wants it to work perfectly, or I’ll hear about it. Sansa Fuze Is Almost The iPod Nano Killer - Joe Tech
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