SanDisk Sansa c140 1 GB MP3 Player (Black) | List Price: $99.99
Discount Price: $40.00
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Platform: Windows
Brand: SanDisk
Binding: Electronics
Release Date: 2006-04-15
Warranty: 1 year warranty
Features: - Sleek, ultra-thin digital audio/image player with 1 GB of flash memory
- Compatible with MP3, WMA, and WMA-DRM10 music files (PlaysForSure)
- FM tuner with record capability and voice recorder
- 1.2-inch color TFT LCD displays album art, photo thumbnails
- Single AAA battery provides up to 15 hours of continuous play
sandisk sansa c140 [Posted on 2008-05-10]
it was a gift and I have not received any complaints. I programmed the songs into the MP3 player, which was very easy (no CD to install) and I was able to also import photos which was nice.
Great simple MP3 player for my 10 year old daughter [Posted on 2008-05-15]
After reading many reviews we bought this as my daughter's first MP3 player. It was also the first MP3 player in our house! She is thrilled with it and there have been no problems so far so I'm happy. We wanted to be sure that it didn't rely on charging it frequently, but rather used batteries because she would often be away from home or any computer while using this and that was one important reason we choose this player over others. The price was also great on this player. So far loading songs onto it and using it have been very easy.
MY VERY FIRST MP3 PLAYER [Posted on 2008-06-07]
My sister gave me this MP3 player when her boyfriend bought her another one. I love it. I also love the fact that it has an FM radio. It's so cute and tiny. Definitely would reccommend this to first time MP3 users ( like me who still hasn't gotten the hand on downloading songs from the computer).
It's a great little MP3 player!!!
Works with Vista 64 [Posted on 2008-06-07]
I've had this player for a couple of years and it has performed well. I like that it takes AAA batteries because it's easy to guarantee you're not going to run out of juice on a trip. The FM tuner is a bit weak, but functional, and the sound is pretty decent. The navigation is reasonable. I like that it has a switch to lock out the buttons so you can just stuff it in your pocket.
Recently, I thought I was in a fix because I put together a new computer for home and put Vista 64 on it. When I plugged the player in, I got the dreaded "no drivers found" issue that is common with this OS. It turns out that you can't have anything playing when you plug it in. I can't recall if this was the case with XP. In any case, it works fine under Vista 64 if you have it paused. FWIW, it works as a usb drive under ubuntu (Hardy). I haven't figured out how to get to the music folder, however - only AUDIBLE, CONFIG, and RECORD show up, while it's Music, Pictures, and RECORD when it's on Vista. I spent all of ten seconds playing with it, so it's probably fixable with a little tweaking.
DON'T BUY! History of unfixable lockups! [Posted on 2008-10-04]
I've had my Sansa c140 for just over a year. Several times it has locked up, and I've managed to get it working again. Now it won't connect to my computer, all text is missing from the menus, and tech support isn't responding. (Being out of warranty, they probably won't.)
From what I've seen, this is a common problem, with no fix posted. Personally, I will avoid Sansa products in the future. I will certainly NOT buy another one of these!
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