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Question: How do you turn this thing off?
Document: this product was a complete fail, the touch pads are difficult to operate, it would freeze up, and after a week would not turn on at all, so i returned it.
When I got this product I read the instructions and was excited to use it only problem I could not get it to turn on and had to send it back. I would have taken another one but it was a cash only return.
That thing tried my fuse, over and over again. The Touch Screen is a pain to use, and the Earphone Jack, I think was meant to be plugged into once, and then never remove the Earphone Jack, because if you do remove and replace the Earphone Jack, the contacts wear out in no time at all.
I've done that with the older one and same thing. I did drop the 5th Nano and it still works well. But if I had read that Consumer Reports sooner, then I would have waited to buy the Fuze + after the Archos has greatly disappointed me.
The unit as received from Amazon did not work, failure to turn on, and had to be returned to SanDisk. The replacement worked fine. The swipe control features took some getting use to and I wish the USB cable was not of the proprietary type end that plugs into the Fuze+ player. Otherwise the unit is a very nice player and a bargain for the price.
DON'T BUY THIS PRODUCT!! HATE IT...I'm with the person that threw it out the window. If it didn't cost so much, I'd do the same thing. The touch pad is very touchy when you touch any where near it and it won't work when you do want to use it. I use this mostly for audiobooks and have a hard time fastforwarding within a chapter. Also, I have to hit the pause more than once to get it to work and the volume button has to be hit several times before it works.
This is a good Mp3 player.It outputs music in high quality, and has a VERY good battery life. It does have one critical flaw; the touch interface. Essentially, if you even slide it in your pocket the wrong way, it will turn off the lock and start shifting thru your music tracks, or changing settings or whatnot. Proper pocket placement will prevent this, ha ha ha (but im serious. just put it in your pocket right and it wont have the problem.) The point is, the touch interface is kind of annoying, especially when you are first getting used to it.
It's a dog. I am at least glad I bought it used for 22 bucks, because I wasted less money that way. This is a nicely built and rugged-seeming thing -- quite beautiful, in fact -- But the hideous navigation makes it worthless. It can't handle folders, so all mp3's appear in an endless list, and a poor devil must scroll through them all. The files from the internal memory and the card are all listed together and intermingled, so you can't even arrange a couple of folders that way, either.
I use it EVERYDAY, seriously! so useful!! I needed a music player but just didn't want to spend hundreds of dollars for an apple ipod. I found this one online and I liked that it looked different from any other mp3 that I have seen. Shipping was great, it was free for me and it was delivered maybe the next week. I mainly used it for my rhapsody, which is great!! The one minor thing is that because it is a touch sensor mp3 sometimes you try to select one option but you get another, not that big of a deal.
I simply do not see what some people are complaining about. This is a fine player. The controls are easy, the sound is fantastic. The one thing that I think may mess some people up (and I admit that it did me also) is that you must use a class 4 micro SD card (not sure about a class 6 or 8). I had a 32gb class 2 card sitting around, and when I tried to get music on it, nothing but problems. Put in a class 4 card....buttah.Also, be sure to do the firmware update.
Answer: Hold the button on the top until it says goodbye on the screen