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Question: Audio Books Is this player compatible with Audible.com audio books?
Document: I love to listen to books on tape. I often listen to 2 or 3 books at at time. One of the features sorely missing from the Sansa player is a bookmarking capability. There is no way to pause in the middle of an audio file currently.A second shortcoming is memory corruption. There are times when songs/files skip around.Third, customer support has been poor. I have written Sansa about these shortcomings and have gotten no response.
This is a great mp3 player FOR THE PRICE. Keyword: FOR THE PRICE. It works fine, and is very fun to use (the turn wheel is addicting). It is not an iPod, and you should not think that it is one. It is very compact, and has a pretty good battery life. The audio when you are watching videos lags and the videos and pictures take a very long time to encode. It also is compatible (but harder to use) on a Mac.
I wanted the ability to take audio books and some music with me both for the airplane ride and when I'm at my location and this device fills the requirement perfectly. I've had my 4 GB unit about 3 months now and I absolutely love it. I looked at the Nano and others and decided on this unit due to the expansion slot, the FM tuner and the user replaceable battery. One nit, I wish there was some way to quickly scan forward or backward in a selection.
I do not understand why the audible files(.aa files) are not supported while supported in the older versions which are much cheaper.I do not recommend it as you cannot listen to any audio book from the one's sold here.
. .especially in light of how much money I spent on it.Customer Support has been great. Quick and responsive. The player design is cool. It's small, but not to tiny so that the controls are difficult to operate. The scroll wheel is cool and the graphic display is bright and cool looking.Overall, if you're looking for a player that's compatible with all of the music to go, subscription-based services, look further than the e270.
I'm happy with this player though there are some pros and cons:Pros: small, built-in FM tuner, beautiful to look atCons: audio quality is OK, not great. The earphones that came with it is cheap and lousy, I replaced them with a pair of Shure and it sounds much better, but still, I feel that it doesn't have the same audio quality of an Ipod.
I just hope Sansa keeps up with developing new firmware to help out the stability of the player as well as add new features. This and more accesories. I talked to Sandisk and they said a compatible speaker dock as well as a car charger/FM broadcaster were going to be released this fall for the e200 series.Sandisk, i give your Sansa a 5-star rating. Ipod Nano, compared to the Sansa I knock you down to a 4-star rating.
I have bought 2 Ipods for my two sons and have watched them fight the file format issue since we have a PC instead of a Mac. When it came time to buy a portabile music player for myself, I set the following criteria:1. Must be compatible with Rhapsody which I have been using for years.2. Must not have a hard drive3. Capable of handling the large number of WMA format music I have converted from CD.4.
I don't own the item but have the following checklist to add:good built in memory: checkexternal memory: checkpicture stills: check (with png! ++)voice recorder: checkExternal audio input jack: no gooperating system independant: no govideo: checkmp3: checkwma: checkwav: checkoog: no goflacc: no goacc: no gofm tuner: checkam tuner: no gooff the shelf batteries: no goI'm still searching for the ultimate flash mp3 player! This one is as close as I've seen so far.
very simple and easy. you can transfer the audio files from the sansa onto a different computer and share music with a friend! you can also back up files onto the sansa. most other players out there DON'T HAVE THIS VALUABLE FEATURE because the files get converted upon transfer.yeah the buttons are kinda small but theyre not annoying to use. there's no gapless playback but almost no one will miss it. there are NO real flaws i can think of that'll hurt your listening experience. this is the best mp3 player.
Answer: Is this still the case?  The Device Center at Audible suggests that the Sansa e200v2 series is compatible.  I'm looking at buying a player that will run Audible files and prefer this one if it is compatible.  Thanks!