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SanDisk Sansa review S anDisk was founded in 1988 by a gentleman named Eli Harari. SanDisk went through an extensive growth over the past few years, and is the largest supplier of flash memory products in the entire world today. The techniques SanDisk...
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The Sansa range has been a favourite of a few of our staff, and the addition of an 8GB edition for the same price as a 4GB Nano is extremely welcome. Obviously its not as slim as Apples effort, but you get a nice bright screen, a scroll wheel, one-to...

Great value for money Superb features Easy to use...

Could be more compact...

The Sansa range has been a favourite of a few of our staff, and the addition of an 8GB edition for the same price as a 4GB Nano is extremely welcome.Obviously its not as slim as Apples effort, but you get a nice bright screen, a scroll wheel, one-tou...
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We had a look at the SanDisk Sansa e280s sibling, the Sansa e260, several months ago (click here for Sansa e260 review). The SanDisk Sansa e280, an 8GB version, is another player that, despite its obvious imitation of Apples iPod nano, may struggle...

The SanDisk Sansa e280 does many things well and, despite some gripes, we were impressed. But if the SanDisk Sansa e280 is to compete with iPod nano it needs a few design tweaks. Marie Brewis Lowest online price: ££68.51...
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itreviews.com Updated: 2011-09-23 18:57:10
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beautifully designed 8GB iPod killer: The search for the perfect iPod alternative is one that Indiana Jones would have tired of by now. There have been plenty of contenders to the throne, but none that can undoubtedly claim to be a...
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The SanDisk Sansa e280 does many things well and, despite some gripes, we were impressed. But if the SanDisk Sansa e280 is to compete with iPod nano it needs a few design tweaks.

Battery lasts long and is replaceable, expandable memory...

Control wheel makes accessing surrounding buttons difficult The Final Word The SanDisk Sansa e280 does many things well and, despite some gripes, we were impressed. But if the SanDisk Sansa e280 is to compete with iPod nano it needs a few design tweaks.

The SanDisk Sansa e280 does many things well and, despite some gripes, we were impressed. But if the SanDisk Sansa e280 is to compete with iPod nano it needs a few design tweaks.
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Zdnet.com.au Updated: 2011-11-13 22:37:48
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first take SanDisk adds to the successful e200 series with the worlds highest-capacity flash player. Anything tagged with the phrase "worlds biggest" tends to be worthy of fascination for the average Australian -- think of the hordes of visitors that...

Memory expandable to 10GB, Onetouch recording for voice and radio, Multiple ways of transferring files to the player...

AC adaptor not supplied, Scroll wheel not as smooth as a Nanos...

With a huge features list, simple design and a whole lot of expandable storage space, the Sansa e280 screams "Take me on, wimpy iPod Nano".
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gadgetguy.com.au Updated: 2011-11-13 22:37:49
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With a price point a measly dollar below the iPod Nano/30GB Video iPod, the Sandisk Sansa e280 is a serious contender in the portable music space, especially if youre not already an iPod owner.

Expandable memory, FM tuner, voice recorder, video.

Scrollwheel is a little clunky, USB charge/sync cable is proprietary.

With a price point a measly dollar below the iPod Nano/30GB Video iPod, the Sandisk Sansa e280 is a serious contender in the portable music space, especially if youre not already an iPod owner.
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expertreviews.co.uk Updated: 2013-11-08 06:21:09
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The Sansa e280 is one of only two 8GB flash players on test. It's bigger than the iPod Nano, but fits comfortably into a pocket. Battery life is impressive at 18 hours, 17 minutes. However that's still more than nine hours short of the Nano's. The e280 p...

The Sansa e280 is a reliable MP3 player. It isn't as easy to use as the iPod Nano, but it doesn't suffer from the Nano's audio quality problems. For just £105, it's a surprisingly classy 8GB player...
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