How big a micro SD card can you buy to use with it? The Sansa Fuze 8GB mp3 Player has a memory card slot to add a micro s.d. card, so I was wondering whats the bigest size you can add?
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I called tech support and they said you can plug in a 16 GB microSD/SDHC card and thus have 24 GB total (!)
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It should be MICRO SD card. 32 gb is still the size of choice. Get a CLASS 10! They are better quality and faster than the usual class 2 or 4. Somebody said mini. It is the micro.
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A standard size SD card (24mm x 32mm or 1 1/4" x 15/16") fits in the bottom right side of the face. It has to be an older type card though. I have a Kingston Class 2 card that only has "SD" on the sticker and it plays fine. But two others that have "SD HC" (same size but faster Class) and the player doesn't recognize them. I use mine mainly with USB sticks which are easier to use
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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.
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No, maximum supported external microSD/microSDHC memory card capacity for the Sansa Clip Zip is 32GB, and it must be formatted as FAT32. See user manual pg 27.
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I have a fuze, any micro sd card will work with it, it is formatted to accept HC micro sd. You may have to format the card before you use it, however. Check which format your music is in and see if it is supported by the fuze if your songs are not playing.
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This model can accept 64gb microSD cards. Just be sure to format the microSD card to the same type as the player. If you can any questions please contact us for advice.
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From what I can see from a quick google search, there is a Sansa clip+ and a Sansa clip zip and in either case, both have an expandable Micro SDHC card slot up to 32 GB, so yes, this will fit!
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What are the chances that a version with expandable memory (in the form of an SDHC slot) becomes available? Like the Sansa View or Creative Zen. They obviously don't have the features of the Touch, but 16GB with the option to buy the amount of memory you want later (as SD prices drop) is a great approach and is more economical. The lack of expandable memory is the only thing holding me back from buying a Touch at this point.
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Heres a link to the web site that Sandisk recomends to buy products for your player. In fact--it is important to use one of the listed sites that Sandisk has partnered with for accessories. Had to do this myself this week :) http://www.sandisk.com/Products/Catalog(1200)-Made_for_Sansa_Accessories.aspx
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An onboard microSDHC expansion slot lets you expand the MP3 player's capacity by up to 32GB with a SanDisk microSD or microSDHC card
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Hmm ... well, SanDisk says it "supports" up to 32GB, but "recommends" that you limit card size to 8GB for playback of MP3 and WMA files ... probably to ensure you don't get any drop-outs or glitches during playback. The "recommendation" for playback of these kinds of files on the Clip+ is 16GB. [Update: I got a 16GB card for my Clip Sport, and loaded about 7GB of MP3's onto it. So far, I've had no trouble with either menus or playback.]
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You won't be sorry if you choose the Sansa Fuze MP3 player. I have two of them now, the 4 gig and the small 2 gig Sansa Clip. I previously bought iPods for my grown children as gifts and am very familair with their functions, but the Fuze goes way beyond them and the price is well less than half of that of a comparable iPod. Read my review of the Fuze above. I think the audio and video quality is as good as you can expect, but mainly depends on the quality of the digital input from whatever device you take them from. The one thing iPods have over the Sansa products, as well as most other MP3 players, is the abundance of peripheral devices to use with the iPod. You can find all sorts of things that accept the iPod, but usually have to find devices for the Sansa here on Amazon or other on line sites. They exist, you just have to look harder for them. My advice....don't hesitate...get the Sansa Fuze and look here on Amazon for other devices to use with them if you feel the need. I did, and don't regret my choice at all.
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I don't have a SD card with that much memory. I don't see why it would not work. The songs go into the Disk so it doesn't affect the SanDisk Sansa Clip itself.
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It seems that other than the Sansa products, the main alternative is the Creative Zen Mozaic. But some of the customer comments on the Zen were that it freezes up when you try to fast forward or fast rewind. The Sansa seems to be better in that regard. It also seems that the Fuze has an automatic bookmark feature. I can't tell if the Clip has this or not. It does seem that the Sanza products do not have manual bookmarking that would let you keep your place in several books at the same time. That seems to be a feature that Creative Zen has had in some models. Larry
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See new post in the "Spare Batteries" discussion.Great deal too!8 gig microSDHC continues to work great in a USB adapter! No problems.Another advantage to this setup is that the SanDisk 8 gig microSDHC are now 13 bucks on amazon!And, even with the micro USB reader, it's still way smaller than a standard USB thumb drive! (important because of how it sticks out from the side) And it's cheaper than a SanDisk 8 gig USB thumb drive too! AND I can still use the micro card in my mp3 player!Talk about having your cake and eat it too.
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Hi Larry - I am also looking for mp3 player for audiobooks from NetLibrary - Do you know if Sansa has bookmarking feature? How did you narrow your choices to Sansa? Thanks for your help. Willow