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Question: Can it be successfully expanded to 32gb or more?
Document: You have to tap over to songs to make sure it will shuffle all the songs instead of a select 10 songs and do it every time you switch from the radio you will have to do so.I had purchased a 32gb microSD to use with this player but it didn't recognize the sd card (said it wasn't formated correctly). It also was unable to format the SD card making it a useless purchase. I took the 16gb microSD from my old Fuze and put it into the Fuze+ and the Fuze+ still didn't like it (same result).
I won't recommend the SanDisk Sansa Fuze+ to my worst enemy!! !SanDisk should have never gone to the Touchpad on it's players. It is a pain to use. Sometimes you press it and it goes where you want, other times, you have to keep pressing and pressing until it decides to go where you want it. The dial wheel was much easier to use.Also, I had problems with the 32gb SanDisk microSDHC card I purchase to go with this player. The player keep saying that the card needed to formated into "FAT32" even though it was.
The card was already formatted to fat32 and when I tried to format it through the device itself the Fuze+ would say that there is no card in the expansion slot. I used 4 different microSD cards(32gb, 16gb, 8gb & 512mb) and the Fuze+ would not recognize any of them. All four of the cards work and are recognized on Windows 7, Windows Vista, and Ubuntu Linux. I proceeded to download the newest firmware(02.38.06) for the Fuze+ hoping that this would fix my problem but this did not work.
My old Fuze saw the 32gb just fine.I had managed to record a radio program I wanted to listen to but when it was finished I had a devil of a time finding it. Again the touch pad was inprecise enough for it to be a struggle to choose the right menu. Also as I mentioned the Fuze+ is slow, maybe it's a issue with the firmware (as I've read online) or maybe it's just not suited for the Fuze+ feature performance.My advice is to skip this player. If you have a Fuze or other player that can be upgraded with a flash card then keep using that until Sansa gets it right again.
This is my first Sandisk player. I took note of all the bad reviews and took a chance anyway. The main reason being it's one of the few players rated compatible with Rhapsody. I'm happy with my 5 year old Creative Zen 8gb, but my music collection has grown considerably and I needed more memory. The Fuze + integrates well with Rhapsody and  unlike my Zen, licensed wma tracks also play from the microSD card up to 32gb and that's a major plus. Zen's external memory was practically useless.I purchased this from Amazon with 2 day shipping and it arrived the next day, I bought the Sansa accessories kit recommended as "frequently bought together" with the player, but it was the wrong one, it was for the Fuze not he Fuze +.The Fuze + does not come with it's own music management soft so if your not using Rhapsody you can use Windows Media Player to transfer music and create playlists.
I decided to purchase this product mainly because of its great support for many audio formats, including FLAC and OGG. I also liked the fact that the storage can be expanded by adding SD cards, which can also be easily swapped for almost infinite storage capacity. The audio quality of this unit is also decent.Unfortunately, all of these good characteristics are ultimately destroyed by a very low level but highly visible problem: HORRIBLE USER INTERFACE!This media player is almost unusable in it's current form. Sandisk took the concept of a capacitive touchscreen and tried to transfer it to a small area _under_ the display, to allow for "swiping" navigation.
was working great untill a week ago when it started skipping songs and turning off on it's own. This is happing with no water damage or being dropped
very good everything but, the touch pad and interface in general.i have a medical condition that makes my hands tremble a little, but even my friend who has steady hands said the touch pad is to sensitive. plus there are to many commands. combine the sensitive touch pad + complex controls + my unsteady hands = unusable (for me at least)otherwise its great, sound, battery life... all are great just the touch pad is sensitive and the interface is  complex.
touch pad doesn't work unless you hammer it. Instruction booklet is useless. This is a piece junk not wroth your time or money don't buy!! !
this is a very basic MP3 player for music. havent tried the video yet so i cant comment on that but when i downloaded my music from WMP it did not down load the playlists i created so no i have tons of music but no idividual playlists; those have to be created manually. the back, fwd, up & down buttons are almost useless. i have to press hard and even then somes it works sometims it doesnt. just overall it feels cheaply made and in my opinion a very cheap product...I'm extremely dissapointed.
Answer: Per the owner's manual, it can handle up to 40gb total.  So if you have an 8gb player you can get a 32gb card and it is suppose to work.   You can download the user's manual in pdf form at www.sandisk.com.