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Question: My Sansa Fuze won't turn on!!! Anybody have any advice??  My battery had been showing at just under half.  Then I see it flash low battery and shut off in red.  Turned it off, went right to the computer to charge it, and it won't charge and it won't turn on...Is it toast?  It isn't even 3 months old!
Document: But then (just now), I had another volume attack, so I changed the song and tossed the player on my bed. The screen went black, because I have it set to a 5-second background. When I checked a few moments later, the player had appeared to have turned off.And it won't turn back on. Even when I repeatedly plugged it into a computer and thwacked it a few times.As a product, it's a good mp3 player. But the bugs? No thanks.
I got this to replace another Sansa player that was stolen and discontinued. I need a rechargeable battery because I use my play 8 - 10 hours a day at work. The sound is great but the joystick took some getting used to. All went well for about 2 months. Then, in the middle of a song, it died. After a couple of days in a drawer, I connected it to the computer and it came back on. All went well for about 3 weeks.
)The Bad:I was running last week and it stopped in the middle of a song. It didn't freeze up, it just died. I thought maybe it was the battery, even though it usually runs 2 or 3 hours after the low battery light comes on. I only charge it once every couple of weeks. I plugged it in anyway, but it never came back to life. Looking into warranty info, but I'm really not expecting any.I really liked using it.
But at this price you give up some things:1) can't charge it while using it2) does not fit on standard ipod players etc.3) yet still has a non-standard cable/interface you better not lose!4) I miss having a speaker more than I expected. Even a cheezy one would have been nice.5) Can't permanently set a turn off time. Therefore if you lay it down or go to sleep while it's playing it plays forever till it runs the battery down.
Works as expected. Media on micro SD card integrates flawlessly into the library and is a cheap way to increase storage space. Sound quality is great. I got this because I don't want to use itunes or any special software to put music on it. You can simply plug it into any computer and send stuff to it. If you want to, you can even use the space as a flash drive. Recommended because of the expandability and low price.
I bought the product because of the price, obviously;but I have to say that it was not even worth half of what I paid for it. After few weeks the plastic around the product started to come off and the sides started opening as that you can see the entire inside of the player. Now, it finally 'died' and stopped playing music being stuck at the menu option as soon as I turn it on. Great, although I never misused or abused it, this mp3 completely fell apart.
I figured after a year of use I can right a review about this mp3 player. I got my Sansa fuze in February 2009 after my car was broken into and my cheap samsung mp3 player was stolen. I am now looking for a new mp3 player because starting last night the screen goes white, it still plays but I have to turn it off and turn it back on, in order to see the screen.
He just turned up the music on my computer, set the Fuze to record, shut the door and ignored it until the music was done playing.I suppose there may be a little sound quality difference but really, it's fine. This worked out great for a family vacation we took this spring, which included a surprise birthday luau for two family members at the villa we rented.
Due to the lack of literature I had no idea it has a locking mechanism and came with preloaded music ( the music folders appear on the computer). Hence, once I read the online manual, I got out the old one I never used and was able to turn it on. I went for years without one MP3 player and now I have two.
Bought for my 11yr old. She likes it a lot better than her older model (and cheaper) Sansa. It is easier for her to use and download songs to. Only complaint is that the battery life doesn't seem to be that long. I've told her to just plug it in each night to charge - and we bought a wall charger because it wasn't fully charging when we plugged it into the computer.
Answer: Hold the power switch to off for 15 seconds. When releasing the switch you should see it power on. Mine did this and this process fixed it. Had mine for over a year, no other problems and it's surviving Afghanistan and all the dirt just fine.