But unfortunately it has no memory for any sleep settings, so EVERY time I use my payer I have to reset the sleep function.
Isn’t there a possibility to keep the sleep function as it was set, until I change it again.
This is the way it’s designed to work. If it were as you ask, every time you turn it on it would turn off at the preset time interval whether you are planning to go to sleep or not.
In additional when I used Sansa Clips, it remebered the reading position (file and location into the file) of each book which I read. Sansa Fuse + dosn’t have this nice feature.
Swiping looks cool but doesn’t add much to functionality, an option to turn it off and just have N,S,W,E and Centre tap and hold to navigate would be helpful for people (me) having trouble getting the hang of swiping…
I’m a youngster with steady hands and I still swipe accidentally all the time and skip to the beginning or next podcast and then have to fast forward back to the place where I left off. I miss my old Creative Zen Nano+. It was tiny and only held 512Mb, but it went through the washing machine several times and still worked steadily for six years.
Bluetooth capabilities. I use my Sansa fuze+ at the gym and I really hate the cords
Make it easier to create a play list by dragging and dropping the music/audio files via Windows explorer to a sibdirectory called PLAYLIST
Slow the scrolling down. I find it too fast
The deletion of a file needs to be faster. When I deleted a podcast, I thought the Sansa had frozen.
separate the books and podcasts sections. I found it disconcerting the first time to see my podcasts in the books subdirectory. Since then, I don’t worry about it.
Accessories:
I want a proper armband holder for the Sansa, I bought one from a 3rd company and the elastic strap is far to tight to wear at the gym.
Thanks. Well at least have more bluetooth attachements available. There’s a company called Bluridge or something that does one that uses the 3,5 mm jack
Spending more on this buetooth headphone jack adapter/transmitter gizmo than you do for the device itself ($90) to get reduced sound quality and only eliminate 3 feet of small wire to the earphones seems silly in my opinion.
Run the earphone cord inside your shirt if it bothers you or gets in the way at the gym and use that money (if it’s burning a hole in your pocket) to buy some additional memory cards.
An option to display the battery charge left as a percentage instead of as a bar on the upper right corner of the display screen.
Display the volume as the number of decibels below reference.
Increase the width of the display area for song, artist, and album when a song is playing or paused. It should use the entire width of the display screen.
An option to display the song’s bitrate, whether it is a constant bitrate or variable bitrate, format, genre, ReplayGain information, year, etc.—like on the Fuze.
A visualizer like the one on the Fuze.
The songs start ten-seconds into the music. When the Fuze+ is turned on, songs should start at the beginning.
Extensive testing of an MP3 player before it is released. Perhaps SanDisk should consider sending out prototypes to a few individuals and ask for feedback and requests so that the firmware can be improved before release.
Use open-source firmware—Rockbox. If this is not possible, at least try to make the firmware as similar to Rockbox as possible.
What I like about the Fuze+ compared to the Fuze
The film strip graphical user interface.
The power button instead of the Fuze’s power slider.
The larger display screen.
Dedicated volume control.
The placeholders for missing album art—attractive designs.
Displaying the albums in italics.
Using bars for the volume indicator. But number of decibels below reference would be even better.