How do you add playlists to a Sandisk Sansa e250R?
The good: The compact SanDisk Sansa e200R Rhapsody can play back music, video, and photo files and is available in capacities of up to 8GB; works well with Rhapsody; includes dual Rhapsody and PlaysForSure mode; includes an FM tuner, a voice recorder, and innovative Rhapsody Channels feature; improved interface; user removable battery; expansion card slot; good battery life. The bad: The SanDisk Sansa e200R Rhapsody’s tactile scrollwheel is both a blessing and a burden; must convert photo and video files using bundled Sansa software; occasional low-level system noise underneath audio; proprietary USB dock connector; no AC adapter in package; no custom EQ; you must be playing a song to add it to the Go list. The bottom line: Thanks to an improved feature set and GUI, the Rhapsody version of the flagship Sansa player is better than the original. Specifications: Device type: Digital player / radio ; Digital player supported digital audio standards: WMA , MP3 ; Battery: Lithium ion Recharg
As mentioned, the ability to play both WMA and RAX AAC files gives the e200R a unique advantage. But there’s definitely more than just format support, though at first glance, the firmware looks and behaves the same: same colorful main menu icons that swivel in place, the same light blue background (not into it), and the same scrollwheel-based navigation. Closer inspection reveals much sharper text, menu options and song titles that magnify as you pass over them, and a new main menu icon called Rhapsody Channels. This R version of the e200 is much more polished (though unlike the original, the R won’t allow you to add songs to playlists unless you play them first. This spoils the possibility of an impromptu mix. The e200R is also missing the e200’s custom EQ. I’d also love an easier way to get back to the Music list. Please fix this stuff, Real.). Sources: http://reviews.c
