Testseek.com have collected 76 expert reviews of the SanDisk Sansa Fuze and the average rating is 77%. Scroll down and see all reviews for SanDisk Sansa Fuze.
May 2008
(77%)
76 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Good navigation, microSD slot, Ability to create playlists, Balanced sound
Glossy body attracts scratches, Screen not that great
The Fuze is a versatile value for money player that offers a ton of features. It sports a click wheel and a simple interface. The sound is well-balanced across all frequency ranges provided you buy a decent set of earphones....
O Sansa Fuze é um reprodutor de música com vários recursos muito bons, bem como alguns outros não tão bons. A excelente qualidade de som, resistência, pequenas dimensões e preço tornam o Fuze um aparelho cotidiano bastante acessível. O slot de expansã...
Abstract: Most people would probably be familiar with the SanDisk brand, being a manufacturer that deals mainly in storage solutions via its numerous flash drives on the market. But as with many companies, SanDisk has also gone beyond its roots and dabbled ...
Abstract: By Lim Yee Hung, a student at the University of WarwickTHE Sansa Fuze looks like a fatter version of the third-generation iPod nano with a pimple (the menu button) on its right cheek.Sounds pretty unappealing but the Fuze - a portable music player - lo...
Great music playback, Access to EQ settings from music menu, Voice recorder works quite well
FM radio not up to par, Playlists are a problem, Battery life is quite average
Priced at Rs 4,500, the Sansa Fuze offers a lot but doesn’t deliver too well on all fronts. Music playback is great, for one, and you won’t even need a change of earphones. External memory support is a great plus, and navigation is made really...
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Published: 2008-06-25, Author: Ella , review by: asia.cnet.com
Chic, sturdy design; easily navigable menus; heaps of features including a memory expansion slot; handy Home button.
Lower-res screen makes text menus and images look blocky; dodgy earphones; few customization options.
The Fuze is easy to use and a decent alternative to the nano, but it does feel less polished overall.
