I have a SanDisk Sansa MP3 player that takes an A battery. Would this speaker work w/ this older model?
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Sure, friend that uses it has MP3 player that takes AAA batteries, just have to use the provided cable. As other answers provided, this speaker will not charge batteries and will work with any player that has a 3.5 MM plug
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I imagine it can but don't waste your money. I have had nothing but trouble with this junk since I got it. Like having to reset it EVERY time I charge it and many times while listening. Somany times infact that after only 3 months the reset stopped working all together. I have the old unit also and it still works most of the time. You may be better off looking at a Sansa Clip or one of the other Sansa units. Creative seems to have lost the ability to make a decent MP3 player.
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PJC, My assumption is that the USB connector was not made to the correct specification. I make this assumption based on my overall displeasure with the charging unit. In short.....it doesn't work. I plug my Sansa Disk into a USB port on my computer and in an hour or so, I'm at 100% recharge power. I have actually monitored the charge on my Sansa Disk using the outlet plug-in charger. I would allow the MP3 player to recharge for an hour and to my dismay, the MP3 actually lost a significent percentage of its charge while plugged into the wall outlet. Frankly, the plug-in charger is worthless, in my opinion. I'm not surprised that the quality control on the size of the USB connector is dismal. Sincerely, cmp
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As long as your portable speaker has an auxilary in connection (I'm pretty sure it does), you should be able to connect your MP3 player to it.
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Absolutely. It's recognized by Audible Manager, Overdrive (Public libraries), WMA, and MP3, also music formats FLAC, Ogg Vorbis. With a good battery, you get about 15 hours on a charge, making this one of the best audiobook players out there. One design flaw compared to the older version (Sansa Clip, not "+" or "Zip") the older version would rewind from the beginning of one chapter (file) across to the end of the previous one. None of the newer Sansa players (+, Zip) seem capable of this. You have to jump to the beginning of the previous chapter and FF to its end. Not often necessary, but it seems silly they'd drop this feature. Absolutely. It's recognized by Audible Manager, Overdrive (Public libraries), WMA, and MP3, also music formats FLAC, Ogg Vorbis. With a good battery, you get about 15 hours on a charge, making this one of the best audiobook players out there. One design flaw compared to the older version (Sansa Clip, not "+" or "Zip") the older version would rewind from the beginning of one chapter (file) across to the end of the previous one. None of the newer Sansa players (+, Zip) seem capable of this. You have to jump to the beginning of the previous chapter and FF to its end. Not... » Read More Absolutely. It's recognized by Audible Manager, Overdrive (Public libraries), WMA, and MP3, also music formats FLAC, Ogg Vorbis. With a good battery, you get about 15 hours on a charge, making this one of the best audiobook players out there. One design flaw compared to the older version (Sansa Clip, not "+" or "Zip") the older version would rewind from the beginning of one chapter (file) across to the end of the previous one. None of the newer Sansa players (+, Zip) seem capable of this. You have to jump to the beginning of the previous chapter and FF to its end. Not often necessary, but it seems silly they'd drop this feature. « Show Less
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I have not tested on MP3 player but it should work. From best if my lnowledge Mp3 output jack is similar to headphone jack.... Hope this info was helpfull
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The front of this cover is molded to work with sandisk Sansa clip sdmx22 004g a57r, the buttons are placed differently on your model. So I don't think it would work .
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I had one of these 16GB Sansa View players and yes, I added a 16GB mini SD card to double the memory of it. It worked great until the battery finally failed. I am surprised that you found one of them still working since they are quite old now. They are at least 6 years old or more now. I had to eventually replace mine with a Sansa Fuse+ 16GB and used the same 16GB micro SD card in it as well without reloading the card. The Sansa View is far superior to the Sansa Fuse+, congradulations on finding one that still works. Beware of replaceing the battery in it, the replacement batteries are ever so slightly thicker than the original one and my screen cracked when trying to close it with a new battery. I had one of these 16GB Sansa View players and yes, I added a 16GB mini SD card to double the memory of it. It worked great until the battery finally failed. I am surprised that you found one of them still working since they are quite old now. They are at least 6 years old or more now. I had to eventually replace mine with a Sansa Fuse+ 16GB and used the same 16GB micro SD card in it as well without reloading the card. The Sansa View is far superior to the Sansa Fuse+, congradulations on finding one that still works. Beware of replaceing the battery in it, the replacement batteries are ever... » Read More I had one of these 16GB Sansa View players and yes, I added a 16GB mini SD card to double the memory of it. It worked great until the battery finally failed. I am surprised that you found one of them still working since they are quite old now. They are at least 6 years old or more now. I had to eventually replace mine with a Sansa Fuse+ 16GB and used the same 16GB micro SD card in it as well without reloading the card. The Sansa View is far superior to the Sansa Fuse+, congradulations on finding one that still works. Beware of replaceing the battery in it, the replacement batteries are ever so slightly thicker than the original one and my screen cracked when trying to close it with a new battery. « Show Less
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Yes it will work for your MP3 player. But after I posted my last review one of my speakers has malfunctioned a few times. It just stops playing. I gave them to my sister after I ordered some new speakers and she didn't have any trouble with them. She uses them with her Kindle and I used them on my iPod touch. Just thought I should mention it to you
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I have never tried, you would need to find or make a cable with the appropriate connectors for the Sansa and the mp3 player.
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"if you buy an ipod or microsoft zune that battery will be replacable."At a cost by a repairman or the factory...they are NOT user replaceable.The battery in the Sansa View is the worst of both worlds. Not only is it not user replaceable, but Sansa (at this point in time) doesn't have a replacement program.In a bit of time it'll be nothing more than an expensive paperweight.
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If your mp3 or ipod has bluetooth then yes it will work, if it doesn't I guess you can connect via the aux input, but to be honest if you don't intend using the bluetooth function then I would be buying a different speaker as thats what you are paying for
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I did not work on my Sansa so I tossed it in the garbage. Got Anker® 1A USB Wall Charger Home and works great. Needs a mini usb cable
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I have had not problem with my card. It should work with the Sansa assuming that you have not formatted it for some system that locks the card, most notably a windows 7 phone. The question that you need to answer is if the Sansa will recognize all 16 gig of the card.
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I don't know. I have a Pioneer Mp3 player. It's an XM unit. It's a few years old. Sorry I couldn't help more. Good Luck
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Absolutely! That is exactly what I have . I love it. The sound is great and it recharges the MP3 player.
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this one requires a battery. I got a sansa clip (which can recharge from the computer) to replace this one.