Highest Rated Review by the Community
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May 24 '05
Pros: Size, price, EXPANDABILITY (as of 5/06 ... price now, even better)
Cons: Might be on the fragile side.....(See my Update at end of review)
Summary: I have been interested in MP3 players for quite some time, and even received an iPOD mini for Christmas. But, actually returned it because I felt it was too much to spend on a "novelty". I also didn't feel like spending more time (than I already do) ... read more
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Sep 15 '06
Pros: Low price, comes with essentials, small and light weight, has an expansion slot.
Cons: Suck up battery juice, does not hold an infinite amount of music.
Summary: I received a Sansa e140 from my parents for Christmas last year, and I am pleasantly satisfied with it. I mean, it is not quite as high tech and popular as an ipod, but for me, a person who only listens to a little bit of music, the Sansa e140 is just ... read more
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Jul 31 '06
Pros: Sound quality better than expected and adjustable.
Accepts MP3 and WMA files.
Cons: Not sure why plastic USB connection cover was included: lost after a few hours.
Summary: This is a pleasing product with a few minor flaws. The player is good value for money, especially if you are looking for good sound quality you can adjust. I am new to MP3 players. Some features I think are clever, you may feel are basic. Sound ... read more
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Jun 30 '06
Pros: Price, 1 GB with 2 GB expansion, brand name, AAA battery with good life
Cons: Terrible ear buds, no play list capabilities,
Summary: Got a deal recently on this little gem. Hard to beat for a new 2 GB of storage player for $ 79 Cdn ($68 US). Here’s the breakdown. Paid $69 for the unit itself (E140) with 1 GB of storage then got a Kingston 1 GB card for $10 (after a $20 MIR + ... read more
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Apr 19 '06
Pros: Decent feature set; Low cost; expandable with SD cards.
Cons: WMA genre sorting bug; modest bass; no playlists; inaccurate scroll wheel.
Summary: I bought my e140 at Circuit City for about $120. This was a good price for the feature set: MP3 and WMA support plus an SD slot for expandability. I found out later that it won't sort WMA files by genre properly. If you intend to store WMA files on ... read more
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Mar 17 '06
Pros: good sound, sd expansion, cheap, lightweight, good fm
Cons: difficult to take out of the package without scissors
Summary: i wanted a cheap flash mp3 player with sd expansion to use while skiing so it wouldnt skip like hard drive players would when taking a beating on the moguls. this limited me to the rio forge (rio went out of buisness you can forget getting your warrentee ... read more
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Feb 25 '06
Pros: Lightweight, Great Battery Life, great sound quality, more!
Cons: Not rechargeable, USB port cover a joke,
Summary: I have owned this mp3 player for a few weeks now. I was in the market for a a decent mp3 player that wouldn't burn my wallet, but did not compromise size with quality. This mp3 player was very inexpensive, as I purchased it for $199.99 - rebate to ... read more
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Jan 06 '06
Pros: The thing plays music.
Cons: Horrid tech support and firmware upgrades, clunky device file managing. SANDISK=LIARS, THIS IS ONLY USB1.1!
Summary: ***SANDISK LIED ABOUT USB 2.0 SPEED, IT'S ONLY USB 1.1*** and they'll lie to you when you call to ask, and insult you. I got this player as a cheap alternative to an Ipod. While it does what the other reviews say, the sound is strange and gimmicks ... read more
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Nov 25 '05
Pros: Small, Light, Stylish, Cheap, Expandable Memory, Ease of Use, Battery life.
Cons: Could use better case, SRS WOW effects useless.
Summary: I've spent a year looking for the "perfect" Mp3 player. Through my search I realized that the Mp3 has far from "matured" and investing significant amounts of money into anyone at this time is unwise. Enter the SanDisk e140, the product to settle on ... read more
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Jul 28 '05
Pros: Size, durability, memory choices, won't go obsolete due to battery.
Cons: Battery: Why do CDplayers last 40 hours and flash only 12 to 17 hours?
Summary: I've spent about four years working with Minidisc players and MP3 CD Players. The cost per meg of a Flash-type player kept me out of the market, and hard-disk mini players wouldn't suit my active life style. Last week, I "discovered" the Sansa. It had ... read more
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Jun 25 '05
Pros: Super light weight, good warranty, excellent sound with correct headphones.
Cons: Included headphones poor sounding, covers for SD and USB ports easily misplaced cheap plastic.
Summary: Everyone wants a super light MP3 player that is shock resistant, easy to configure, has a good warranty, is upgradeable (memory wise), allows you to use your own battery (simple AAA's here) and has great sound. This unit fulfills all of these! This ... read more
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Jun 19 '05
Pros: SD Slot; excellent playback and sound quality; light; inexpensive
Cons: File management system could be much better.
Summary: Update: June 9, 2006 Sandisk has certainly been busy in the 12 months since I bought this. Their Sansa series has expanded to its M200 generation, which comes in 512MB and 1Gb capacities, like the Sansa E140 Series(reviewed here, of course), ... read more
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May 31 '08
Pros: Easy way to carry YOUR music.
Cons: Won't read 4GB cards all the way.
Summary: I bought two of these, one for myself and one for the wife after having an e130 for a year or so. I wanted a player that used SD cards so I could change music when I felt like it plus the e140 held twice the music. I didn't want or need a 1.7 inch screen
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Oct 16 '07
Pros: expandable memory card. ability to read different formats
Cons: Volume control button...and why won't it turn on now.
Summary: I bought this unit about 2 years ago used (refurbished) It was the most wonderful mP3 unit I have ever owned..and I've owned. I love the fact that I can utilize the expandable memory and though the file sorting system was a bit of a joke....no sorting
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Dec 17 '06
Pros: SD slot, price,battery,more-than-adequate earphones, lightweight, built-in radio,
Cons: No Playlists, plastic feels , no support for Windows 98, no recording
Summary: When I bought the Sandisk Sansa e140, I was a bit worried about buying a cheap "dud" product as this was one of Sandisk's first entries into the MP3 market. Boy, was I surprised. First of all, I had not realized it was so small. Not only was it small,
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