Comments on: SanDisk Slot Music Player

By: H Songhai

H Songhai — Sat, 18 Jul 2009 01:16:24 +0000

You can double check this… but I was recently swapping discs and mixed up an 8 gig card with my little stack of 2 gig micro cards. (I thought the slot music player could only read 2 gig cards and not higher…) To my surprise the slot music player played my 8 gig card without a hitch – close to fifteen hundred songs on a tiny little micro SD card. You’ve gotta love having that much media on a card smaller than your thumb nail. I just wish I could read what I am playing. And for that price.

By: Orrymain

Orrymain — Fri, 17 Jul 2009 20:24:39 +0000

Actually, I love this new concept. I don’t like when anyone corners a market, and frankly, I’m not a big part of the iTune craze. I am actually the person this product could be marketed towards, the casual listener who needs something more up to date but doesn’t want to become an unstoppable iTuner.

By: stav

stav — Wed, 27 May 2009 16:28:40 +0000

for the teenagers who have to have the ’in’ gadget no matter what, it won’t do.. but for everyone else its perfect. A cheap and cheerful way to carry music around, not too expensive so no pain if it is lost or stolen. I have an ipod and i rarely look at the screen display anyway. I prefer to use the remote control to turn it on and off and skip tunes and rarely take the ipod itself out of my pocket.

By: Arlo Case

Arlo Case — Sat, 02 May 2009 22:27:31 +0000

I was looking for something that allowed quick exchangeable memory for more than a year before scan disk came out with the sansa player. With the sansa you can plug in what your want to hear when you want to hear it be it music, books, or lectures and I listen to all three. I bought two sansas and have not used my MP3 players since. I still do not see the attraction for the expensive ipod and other such players. Yes they may have lots of bells and whistles but I do not want to listen to bells and whistles, and I do not want to watch video on a 3in screen. San disk sansa was just what I was looking for.

By: kernow

kernow — Wed, 22 Apr 2009 18:57:23 +0000

I like this too, I think I will buy one the price is very good.

By: justontime

justontime — Wed, 22 Apr 2009 18:52:15 +0000

THanks for all the detail, yes I am convinced I think this is a very good idea and it is cheap enough to use in all sorts of situations.

By: H Songhai

H Songhai — Mon, 23 Mar 2009 18:37:39 +0000

I bought three! Perfect for your back-up MP3 player. I keep two in my car and the other one around the house. I’m ready to get a fourth. This piece works perfectly in my car with the the $29.00 Gigaware FM transmitter. I don’t need to install a USB/iPod in-dash radio. For extremely long road trips I might plug in my iPod. But anymore the iPod is too sweet a gadget to be taking out in public. My 80 gig iPod was stolen last October. I looked long and hard at the online reviews of the San Disk Slot Music Player before I bought my first one. My question was could I purchase a 2 gig micro card, put my own music on the card and play the card in the Slot Music player and – of course you can. The folks at San Disk are really bright. They’re on the cutting edge of flash, SD and Micro SD science. For cutting the lawn, shoveling the walk, going to the mall, driving in your car, this piece is dynamite!

By: justontime

justontime — Sun, 21 Dec 2008 06:41:02 +0000

I have been looking at the products this company has and I think they will do well, I think they understand the market better than many other companies.

By: ped

ped — Sat, 20 Dec 2008 08:50:37 +0000

They are introducing this as a cost effective alternative. In the this tough econimic time it is company’s like Scandisk they realize that luxery items are a luxery and will lose sells if not position correctly in the market.

By: chocoguy

chocoguy — Sun, 19 Oct 2008 06:53:29 +0000

An Ipod also has the same kind of function. Why are they introducing something that works like an Ipod?