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Question: Will it play all WMA audio books?  That what I want it to do.
Document: Service was great. The product is less than satisfactory. I wanted it to listen to audio books - navigation is more cumbersome than the older Sansa mp3 players.
The buttons take a little practice to operate. I purchased a fip case to carry it in and it works great. I use it to listen to audio books; Works good with both Overdrive and Audible books.
I like the MP3 player and enjoy listening to music and downloading audio books to listen too. However, I had it only for about six months and it wouldn't work anymore. I sent it back to the manufacture company and they sent me a new one to replace the one I purchased on Amazon.com. Again, a few months later it stopped working. It appears to have a short life span, the product.
I have owned and used this mp3 player for 2 1/2 years and use it daily. I bought it primarily for listening to audio books and music, but also for the fm radio, videos and podcasts. I have used every feature of this player at some time and have enjoyed it immensely.I do agree with some of the reviews that the touch controls can be a bit frustrating, but with use you get pretty good at using them.
This little MP3 player does just what I want it to do. The controls take a little getting used to, (I have a heavy hand. Holds all the music I will ever need. I am also going to try an audio book on it, it will make the treadmill so much better. Only thing is I wish it had come with a case to put it in.
The controls are very difficult to learn, and there are practically no directions. They keep changing the software to make it work better, but it's a mess. It is very easy to switch from what you are listening to to something else unintentionally, and hard to get back to where you want to be. I use it mostly for books and radio. Most of the time, I hate it. The ONLY plus is that it is good looking.
Plug and play.... My 11 y old daughter has a lot of fun with hers. Not an i-pod but it worths the money I spent on it.
I got the Sansa Fuse Plus for Christmas to replace my old Sansa Fuse as the screen blew out. Sansa dropped the ball on this one. The "touch" menu is soooo sensitive that when you are listing to a audio book or music or podcast the slightest touch and you jump to the beginning or end of what ever you are listing to. The programing is not very human friendly, not like the old Fuse.
I purchased the Sansa Fuze 8+ on July 2, 2012 and have had nothing but trouble with it since then. I bought it for listening to books. It skipped chapters and even skipped to other books when a chapter change was necessary. So I wrote to their help people and even after doing everything they said it still skipped. DON'T BUY THIS ITEM. It is a piece a garbage and cheated me out of my money.
My biggest complaint with this player is the lack of bookmarks. It is far too easy to lose your place in a book, especially when you have multiple books loaded.Daily use of this player has taken a toll on the earphone connection and battery - I will have to replace it soon. Debating whether to get another of these or something else. Difficult because I do use all of the features on this device. I just wish it had bookmarks and maybe Sirius radio as well.
Answer: I'm not sure. I would caution that my experience with sansa mp3 players has been mostly negative. I had earlier mp3 players without a touch interface and these were pretty good. The players with touch were so dreadful that I'd never buy another Sansa device.