Sandisk Sansa e280
Although it doesn't quite stack up to the iRiver Clix, the Sansa e280 is a great player that offers rich functionality and a host of features that make using this player a rewarding experience.
  Sandisk Sansa e280 |
The e280's sound quality is simply superb. Even with the included low-quality earbuds (that became a bit uncomfortable after prolonged use), the e280 performed above my expectations, and competed admirably with the Clix. The tactile navigation wheel made it easy to maneuver through the menu system, and the blue light that illuminates the wheel is a nice touch. However, with such a big wheel, the buttons surrounding it seemed too small and were difficult to press. I sometimes found myself having to hit the play button several times to get a song to start.
| Product Info |
| Sandisk Sansa e280 SanDisk Corp. www.sandisk.com Price: $200 (8GB) |
The Sansa e280 offers a number of features that help differentiate it from the iPod. Not only does the player boast admirable video playback, the e280's sound quality is top-notch. The menu system is much friendlier than the iPod menu for the novice user, and the inclusion of a lighted scroll wheel is a must-have feature the iPod is lacking.
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