5 comments about Memorex DVD-R 16x 4.7GB 100 Pack Spindle Printable.

1. I just bought a 100 pack of the Memorex DVD-R and burned a video that I had burned earlier in the day on a Maxell DVD. The Memorex had massive dropouts and skipped around. It's totally useless. Tried 3 times with same result. I don't recommend these cheap pieces of garbage!



2. After ordering the Memorex DVD-R 16x 4.7GB 100 Pack Spindle Printable from ANTOnline - and finding out (after 30 days, of course) that at least 80% of these disks are DEFECTIVE - I might advise anyone else who is thinking of buying these to be sure it is from a reputable business. I have to write off the $43.00 that this cost me - but I am hoping that it saves someone else the aggravation!



3. I purchased these and found that within the same package there were disks of good quality and of poor quality. Over 30% of them (60%of those I used) either could not be written to or couldn't be printed on. The disk printing surface was obviously different from disk to disk. Some had a glossy surface which caused the printer ink to just lay in puddles on it and some worked a little better, having an almost matte surface, but not quite-the ink would print really lightly on them. Still others were a full matte surface and would print ok. I started using the ones with the matte surface and found many of them were defective-I couldn't burn to them-since I use them to store my own content or to burn movies that I create, it isn't an issue of restricted content. The disks themselves were defective. I now have more coasters than I will ever need.



4. I have used the Memorex printables for several Amazon orders and usually have little or no problem with the discs. The last shipment was from the "other sellers" catagory because Amazon was unfortunately out of stock. Consequently the "other seller" was B&H photo/video. Their price was high but they had them. The discs came with a smashed and broken plastic spindle container that obviously was not packed well enough to survive the handling by the trucking company. I had to take all the discs and transfer them to my previously purchased spindle container. The discs seem ok. Just a hassle. B&H should ship more carefully. My previous purchase came from another "other seller": ANTonline, and it arrived in perfect condition. Watch out for poor shipping when ordering from B&H.



5. This is now the only printable DVD-R that I will use for burning video DVDs of my own material. Other brands have given me problems with freezing in mid-play, etc. but not Memorex. Highly recommended for anyone burning video DVDs for play in regular DVD players and wanting to feel confident that their discs will work without incident.

5 comments about Monster Cable THX-Certified Fiber Optic Digital Interconnect Cable (4 Feet).

1. While I don't buy into the marketing hype that is associated with high-end cables, I do believe in buying decent cables that have decent connectors. On the flip-side, I also don't believe in buying the lowest-priced stuff, thinking that "digital is digital" and nothing can impact the quality of a digital signal.
   
   There are differences in cables in their construction and in the connectors used. I've pulled RCA audio cables right out of their cheap connectors simply because the gauge of wire and the strain relief on the connector used wasn't strong enough to handle the strain of inserting and removing the cable more than a few times.
   
   Monster has become the whipping-boy of those who would rail against over-priced cables, so some would dismiss this cable just because of that. Admittedly, I find no reason to pay $100 for a 2M cable of any variety, so Monster must assume some responsibility for how it markets such high priced products.
   
   However, Monster also makes decently-constructed and decently-priced products that don't cost a lot of money, but perform the way you expect a decent cable to perform. The key is to find these products and stay away from the hypo-allergenic, oxygen-free, temperature-compensated high end stuff that does more to separate you from your money than to deliver real-world performance.
   
   That's where cables like these fall. It's a basic, short optical cable that just needs to stay in the connector on each end and deliver the digital signal from one end to the other reliably.
   
   When you insert the connector, it provides that satisfying click that tells you it's inserted, and it won't fall out on its own. While I don't have the equipment to judge the quality of the digital audio signal going in vs. coming out, I have confidence in Monster not to use materials that would cause such problems (yes, optical fiber can and does leak light into its surrounding material, which can diminish the amount of signal that makes it to the other end, and can diffuse the light, which can cause errors in the data), and I've never experienced any problems with the lower-end Monster cables I've purchased over the years.
   
   While it may be tempting to go for the $1.49 optical cable instead of something like this, I don't think that $20 is too much to pay for something that is going to work, and something that will last without trouble down the line. Don't overpay, but don't be cheap, either.



2. The product arrived quickly and I have had no problems. Price was good too.



3. Great quality and does a great job. Some people may say a cable is a cable, but for at price it's very competitive as compared to other generic brands. Would I recomend this cable? Absolutely!!!



4. I purchased three of these cables to replace the digital optical cheap cables I bought at Walmart years ago. I noticed a very big improvement in the sound quality compared to what I had been using. I'm very satisfied.



5. I own about 5 sets of these and these are no better then any of the others. In fact Monster are superior.

5 comments about Panasonic DVD-RAMs (LM-AF120LU5).

1. I have been using the Panasonic DVD RAM discs to record various TV shows and movies on my Panasonic DMR-EZ47V DVD/VHS Player/Recorder. With the RAM discs the commercials can easily be edited out. I use a second DVD recorder and then copy from the RAM disc to the 2nd recorder to a standard permanent DVD to make copies for my library of the various shows I want to keep.
   
   This editing capability is not available on the DVD +-R/W discs (at least, not on thi srecorder)
   
   These are excellent DVD RAM discs and much lower priced than competing brands.



2. This is a second purchase of the Panasonic DVD RAM disks. They are being used with a Panasonic DVD Recorder. I think this is probably the best way to go with this recorder, since the disks can be numerously reused. Highly recommended.



3. If your recorder will record to the RAM disc you will have a lot more versatility in editing etc with Ram then you do on the R or RW discs. You can also reformat and rerecord on them thousands of times. I have several pieces of Panasonic equipment and have had excellent service out of all of them.Panasonic does not skimp on quality which is why I bought the Panasonic brand of DVD Ram discs.



4. I recently purchased a panasonic dvr and I am very pleased with the purchase I made .I can now record any program that I want to see if I can't be at home to watch it ,without the cost from my cable company each and every month.



5. The disks were at a good price and have worked flawlessly. I'm very pleased with this purchase. Much cheaper than Wal-Mart/BestBuy.

5 comments about Retractable Ipod USB 2.0 Sync.

1. It's hard to believe this cord is so inexpensive. It does the job. The retractable feature makes it so that the cord is always wound up and does not take up alot of space or get tangled. I bought this cable so that I could charge and transfer instead of spending money on a separate charger and separate cable ('cause there are enough wires in my house!)



2. I've tried several less expensive cables (the retail iPod sync cable is about $20) and this by far the best. the mechanism is reliable and the cable itself works flawlessly; always detects and charges my iPhone/iPod correctly and never drops.
   
   Also, it's SO nice for my purse or briefcase because it's not getting knotted and tangled like most cables.
   
   The only flaw, and the reason I didn't rate it 5 stars is I think the cable is a couple inches too long. When it retracts it's pretty clear that the cable barely fits on the spool.
   
   So far, it's the best performing non OEM sync/charge cable I've found. And the price is perfect.



3. I have used it sparingly since I got it and have had no problems so far. Time will tell if the ridiculously low price that I paid was actually worth it. It was cheap enough that even if it stops working at some point, it probably won't be a big deal, unless it ruins my iPod in the process like some other reviewers have suggested.



4. When I connect my ipod, my PC recognizes the device but cannot read the contents. Tried this on my laptop as well with the same results. It didn't charge the ipod either. Maybe I just got unlucky with a broken one but it was so cheap, that I did not bother to return it.



5. Just a word of warning to people dealing with ClearAV, I ordered two of these cables and never received them. I contacted the seller multiple times in order to get it resolved. Their only response was that they had contacted USPS to find my package. We all know how well that goes. I didn't hear from them after that. I followed up two times after that with no response. I had to file a claim with Amazon regarding this. A few days after I filed the claim ClearAV contacted me offering to ship new cables if I dropped my claim. Too bad I already ordered elsewhere.
   
   Buyer beware of this company. I went and read the feedback for them and I am definitely not the only one that hasn't received their product. Not worth the hassle of dealing with them.

5 comments about Philips SHS3201/37 Flexible Earhook w/ Bud -White.

1. The sound is great but i don't suggest them if yourear's concha is small (like mine), it could hurt y....



2. What a shame, what a shame.
   I bought these headphones (but black) about 1 1/2 years ago... today, they finally died on me (well, one ear anyways) They're like, THE greatest headphones ever.
   My ears are big so they fit right in. :D
   I'd recommend these for people who've got big ears and want them to last a while (The headphones, not the ears.) if you're going to run with them... be careful.
   I am SO going to buy myself another pair. *clicks check out button*
   :D Yep. I only hope these last just as long as my beloved black Phillips SHS3201 Earphones...
   
   Funeral donations can be sent to:



3. The ear buds are too big, and as a result are painful to use. The sound quality is terrible to boot, skip this product.



4. The earhooks do not fit over the ear and therefore the earbuds do not sit inside the ear. As a result of this complete lack of intelligent design, the sound quality is very poor. I am sorry I purchased these and strongly urge you to NOT purchase these earhooks.



5. I actually bought these earphones a long time ago, but I just want to pitch in my 2 cents. The sound quality of these earphones are great. I don't care about the 20-20,000 Hz frequency response being labeled on the package because my previous Koss earphones had the exact same frequency response, but the quality was extremely low.
   
   I also have bigger ears than normal (iPod earphones easily slip out), so the earhook on these earphones are a lifesaver. Unfortunately I accidentally stepped on my left earphone while jumping a fence and the earphone broke off of the hook. Surprisingly, the earphones still work as they did when I got them new! So not only are these earphones great quality, they are also durable! I have a bit of trouble now putting in my left earphone since I have to make sure both the earphone is in my ear and the earhook is around my ear, but it's well worth the (very little) effort! I will certainly buy these earphones again should my current ones die.

5 comments about Altec Lansing inMotion iM413 Portable Audio System for Sansa.

1. For the price, this is a good unit. Comparable to the IPOD dock. The FM antenna is cheeeeesy and not as represented in the product photo! I don't use it any way but it's in the way, just hanging off the back of the unit. I've used the dock with batteries as well as plugging in and it works fine, but outside, even nearby seating, the sound quality drops. Still OK.
   
   It is a little squirrely sometimes when you first start up. The Sansa displays the song is playing yet no sound comes out. Once I toy with it, bringing up a new song, it usually goes. After my playlist is running, no glitches. All that said, I still like the unit. The remote works fine and there's plenty of volume for use in my small office.
   Get this for the proper application and you will be happy.



2. I am using this daily! My main reason for this purchase was for charging my Sansa View. Now I am listening to audio books during the day while the Sansa charges.
   
   I love that the remote stores right in the back of the unit.



3. I've had the IM413 for about a week. the box said it was for Sansa connect and e200. I have the new Sansa Fuze and it worked perfectly fine with the Fuze to dock and charge. the radio antenna is not sturdy, just a wire that you need to keep straight to get good reception. however, the sound quality for my Fuze is very good. this is second Altec lansing speaker system. I have an older version which is still working great as well. it's a great sound system for the price.



4. Charges Sansa e200's, play's 'em, decent sound and fairly loud. Only one available for Sansa, must be the best.
   Worked for me.



5. this is agreat little speaker for the sansa line of mp3 batterys last and sound quality is impressive. dosen't crank in volume not meant to if you won't volume use your home system . the only negitive as all of you have said is the antenna dosen't pick up stations that great and is always in the way but I bought this for the sansa.

5 comments about Philips RF Modulator (PH61159).

1. I, too, purchased this RF Modulator to replace an AWFUL Terk Mini-Modulator. As the other reviewer says here, "DO NOT BUY THE TERK MINI MODULATOR!" It has to rank as the WORST electronics purchase I have ever made. Anyway, the Philips RF Modulator is awesome and an excellent value for the price! Terrific audio & visual! This RF Modulator even has an S-Video cable connection. Very cool. I'm impressed with this item and would recommend it to anyone looking to hook up an older TV to your DVD player or VCR or any video game console.



2. This product does exactly what I wanted it to do. A simple, transparent way to connect a vcr to an old television. It worked perfectly out of the box.



3. I purchased this for connecting my laptop to tv. It worked for few min. after that power cord stopped working. When I put in power cord in switch, power light flashed for one sec and then went off. I returned this. I have read this issue with this product at many places. Don't purchase...



4. It allows you to use a modern DVD player with an old TV.
   
   This product is very simple and powerful. You plug in your DVD player with the three plugs (red white yellow) and then attach a coaxial cable to your TV. If you have cable/sat you plug it into this box too. When you power on the DVD, it takes over your TV. When you power the DVD off, you go back to regular TV. Simple!



5. I purchased this for my son, since his old TV had broken. The TV had no RCA, (red, yellow, white) plugs for DVD, etc. hookup. The setup is pretty straigh forward and simple. We have had no problems with this unit. The television signal is not degraded in any way, so the picture on the screen is clear and bright.

5 comments about PSP 2000 Component AV Cable.

1. I have owned this cable for a little over 2 months now, and feel like its time for a review. The cable itself is of fairly high quality, however, its really way too short unless you only sit about 5-6 feet away from your tv. I have to sit on the edge of my couch to reach the psp comfortably. Sony should have known that a longer cable would be a necessity considering most tvs only have component inputs on the back, and your average user sits between 6-10 feet away from their tv.
   The video quality on the cable is about what you would expect on a big screen hdtv. One major letdown, as many others have noted is that when playing games on the psp the video output is only about 1/3 of the actual screen size of the tv. When playing Videos, music, or looking at pictures, the quality is about what you would expect for a 480p input. If you have a tv that has a component input but is not hd then you will not be able to display games for some reason, only movies, music and pictures.
   Overall unless you have a specific reason to output video from your psp onto your tv, I would pass on these cables. It can be very distracting trying to play a game within this huge black box because the psp cant display full video out.



2. I think one of the best features is that it works with remote play. Sounds pointless to some people...but i have my PS3 set-up in my bedroom and large speakers in my living room. So i use my psp hooked into my TV and stream my Music through remote play to my TV and Stereo in my Living room. Very neat.



3. OK yeah, when you play games on the PSP and look at it on the TV its a smaller picture. I have a 32" LCD and I loose about 6" a side in viewing real estate ... but its still about 12x bigger than the PSP screen itself and let me tell you its worth it. You can actually see what you're doing, and when I'm playing God of War: Chains of Olympus I want to see what is going on. Video and pictures don't loose that kind of viewing real estate. I noticed about an inch around viewing a video UMD and I suspect the same to be true for pictures although I currently don't have any jpeg files on my Memory Sticks to look at. I would say all in all its well worth the price ... currently under $20.00 and it will increase your gaming / viewing pleasure of the PSP. My one complaint and the reason for 3 stars instead of 4 stars (which for me is a good review, I rarely give 5 stars) and this is my caveat emptor for this product as well. The videogame output will only work on these cables if you have a progressive scan TV, even without progressive scan you can still watch videos and view images, but to get game video on the TV from the PSP you need progressive scan on your TV and this is not clearly advertised ... this is all it says on Amazon about half way down the page:
   
   Product Description
   Used to connect to TV Component-port for Progressive-Scan video display.
   
   This is inaccurate as you only need PS to play games, not videos or images.
   If you have progressive scan and you don't mind your game video being smaller than your total TV viewing area (its still a lot bigger than PSP screen) or you have video UMDs that you want to watch on the big screen, then these are the cables you want.



4. OK, you've got the cable, but don't think you have a PS2 now. It gives you a good image, but create borders in most of the games I've tried.
   
   Worths the money, but I still prefer playing on its own screen...
   
   Cheers,
   
   Ricardo



5. The Good:
   
   +Allows you to play your PSP games on your television
   +Very easy to connect and set up
   
   The Bad:
   
   -Your television must support progressive scan or else it won't work
   -For some games it brings out the worst in graphics
   -The cord is too short
   -Twenty dollars is a bit expensive
   
   During the days when the Super Nintendo ruled the world, Nintendo developed what was known as The Super Gameboy. It was where you stuck your gameboy games into a specially made cartridge and they played on your Super Nintendo. The Gamecube also had a variant. The Gameboy Player. These things worked really well to play handheld games on a television. Sony, taking a lesson from Nintendo, decided to do their own. The cable does exactly what it's supposed to but there are a couple of things that just make it a hassle to deal with.
   
   It's easy to work. At the bottom of your PSP is the port, and then you plug the cables into your television. These cables do not work a standard definition television, however. It must be an HDTV and it must support Progressive Scan or else you won't get a picture. When you plug the cables in and connect it to your PSP and you get a picture, it's actually quite crisp. In some games, however, it'll bring out the worst in the graphics. Some games just weren't meant to be on the big screen. Some games you can see more jagged edges that you otherwise wouldn't see on the PSP's small screen.
   
   One big problem, however, is that the game doesn't take up the whole screen. It's basically just a rectangle in the center of the television. It works out, but the menu itself will actually take up the entire screen. It's a little strange, but games play very well. And the PSP acts as your controller. However, this can be a little bothersome to some people.
   
   If you ever suddenly need to take it off the TV you can disconnect from your PSP in the middle of play with no harm done to your television or your PSP.
   
   There is one other major problem with this device. The fact that the cord is incredibly short. It's bad enough it doesn't work on a standard definition TV and that it shows the worst in some graphics and that it doesn't take up the whole screen, but the short cord may be one of the bigger problems. In some cases, you'll be a little unreasonably close, especially if your plugins are on the back of your television. A longer cord would've been nice.
   
   Perhaps one of my bigger complaints is that the list price is simply unreasonable. Twenty dollars is a lot to spend on just a cord. Luckily, there are some sellers who are selling it for much cheaper.
   
   Overall, it does what it's supposed to do, but there's a bit of a cost to getting it there. If you feel like playing your PSP games on your television, then it isn't bad at all.

5 comments about Sennheiser MM50 iP Earbuds / Headset (iPhone Compatible).

1. In preparation for the new iPhone coming out in July, I needed to get a new set of headphones that included an inline mic/answer-end/pause button. After a week or so of research, I decided to try this pair, even though there is very little info or reviews regarding actual sound quality.
   
   I switched from Sony EX-51/EX-71 headphones to the mm 50. The MM 50 iP headphones sound similar to the EX headphones I've used, with balanced sound throughout, but even better and clearer. I switched the included ear cuffs from the MM 50s for the ones I used on my Sonys, as the MM 50 set is a bit tacky and had little bits of crap stuck to them just by taking them out of the box. Ick.
   
   The MM 50 wires are very thin, and the whole set is extremely lightweight. They are even more comfortable than the Sonys. Also, the longer I wear and use them, the more I like them.
   
   The cord is shorter than usual, which I like because I tend to catch the wires on stuff if there is too much extra. I put the Nano/iPhone in my right back pocket, and run the headphones up to my left ear, and the length is perfect. From where the phones split (note these are "J-shaped" headphones, where the cord for the right ear goes behind your neck) to the jack that plugs into the iPhone, the cord is just over 36" long.
   
   Currently I'm using them with a Nano, but will be switching to the new iPhone when it is released. The answer/end/ff button works fine with my current 2G iPhone, but there is a noticeable hiss at low volumes sometimes. Also, I can not get the volume from the iPhone to go low enough (I listen at the office and need to be able to hear through them) but I think this is on the iPhone side, as the Sonys don't get as quiet as they do on the Nano either.
   
   Overall, I like the headphones, and like them more after a day of use. As long as they don't break after regular use, or have some weird problem with the new iPhone, I'll continue to use these as a replacement for my old Sony EX-51 and EX-71 sets.
   
   Edit July 13: I got a new iPhone 3G this week, which has a redesigned headphone port. These headphones still work correctly with the new iPhone, the plug fits fine and the answer/end button works. Plus, the annoying hiss is gone!



2. These headphones are designed to work specifically with the iphone (both the 1st and 2nd gen). The connector is of the 'small type' you need for the first iphone. A microphone is built in.
   The audio quality is what you would expect from Sennheiser. Clear sound with good bass. They are a noticeable improvement from the stock headset. The buds seal the ear canal almost completely. This way ambient noise is reduced and you can use a lower volume setting on your iphone compared to the open design of the stock headset. I had to get used to hearing my own breathing when no music is playing. I found this not to be a problem in everyday use.



3. Like everyone else...I'm always on the lookout for the perfect pair of earbuds for my listening habits. I'm mostly a hip hop fan, so obviously this review will tend to lean in that direction.
   
   For years, I always thought iPods just were crap when it came to sound quality. My problem was that I didn't find the earbuds that suited my listening style. It really wasn't the iPods fault...it was my fault. I didn't test out different brands of earbuds. I came across a pair of Sennheiser CX300s that were highly recommended by a buddy of mine. I was in love. No matter what MP3 player I hooked them up to, I enjoyed every minute of my listening experience.
   
   Fast forward two years to this weekend. I was listening to my trusty CX300s when a call came in my iPhone. I couldn't answer it. I had to pull out my plugs, pull my iPhone out of my pocket and answer it. That's just not going to work going forward. So I set out to find out if Sennheiser made a pair of CX300s with a mic and a play/pause/answer/end button on it. Turns out they do. They come in the form of the MM50 iP (be SURE it comes with iP at the end of the model number as the MM50 regulars have the 2.5mm plug for regular cell phones). These are basically exactly the same as my CX300s when it comes to the listening experience, which in my book, is excellent.
   
   Build Quality:
   
   It seems to me, most of the complaints from the aftermarket headphones is that they break to easily, or one ear stops working, etc. Like I said, I've had my CX300s for about 2 years and they have been flawless to this day. Hell, I still will go on using them at the gym with my tiny Creative player I carry there. The cords are relatively thin so the cord noise is minimal although not completely eliminated. They come with three sizes of ear buds but no carrying case whatsover, which is kind of disappointing seeing as how the competitors mostly do.
   
   Sound:
   
   This is where I love the Sennheiser MM50 iPs. They are one of the only earbuds I found where I'm completely satisfied with the low end. They are very loud and very clear when it comes to the bass. They definitely won't blow you away with the midrange and highs, but they are pretty clear and distinctive. From an overall sound standpoint, I don't feel these can be beat...especially under 100 bucks. Some headphones will have better highs and mids, but they will fade out when it comes to bass (hello Etynomic, Shure & Ultimate Ears)...and others will be very good from a bass perspective, but fall flat on the high/mid end (hello Bose and Vmoda). These are a perfect balance in my eyes.
   
   Fit:
   
   This is an interesting one. They come with three sets of sleeves (small, medium and large). My CX300s fit perfectly with the middle sized sleeves. These new ones fit perfectly with the small sleeves. Weird. Not a big deal at all, but it's weird since the sleeves are all the same size...I just got a better seal with the small ones on the new MM50 iPs. If they are anything like the CX300s, I'll be able to wear them for hours at a time without fatigue. They are just a heckova set of earbuds when it comes to comfort.
   
   Conclusion:
   
   Anyway...all in all, I'm extremely happy with these buds. Sennheiser hasn't let me down yet when it comes to SQ on the iPod/iPhone line of Mp3 players. I want to reiterate, since I'm sure someone will do it...MAKE SURE YOU GET THE IP VERSION OF THE MM50s...they are the ones with the 3.5mm jack (as well as the slim plug for the first generation iPhone's recessed jack).



4. Short and simple:
   
   1. Precise sound with high quality Low, Mid, High range for all of your iPhone music, and Yes the Bass is truly impressive.
   2. The in-ear buds fit very snug, without any need of adjustment for clear sound ambient noise cancellation.
   3. The headset is lightweight, sturdy, and delivers clear sound through it's mic.
   4. A chord perfectly measured for a phone attached to the waist belt.
   5. The chord is very lightweight, although it will require care when handling since it is very thin.
   6. You know you are getting a good product with a Sennheiser product, and it's under $100 (barely).



5. Just got these today and I chose them based on the glowing 5-star reviews here. What a mistake, and what a HUGE disappointment these are. Apparently none of the reviewers actually used these buds with an iPhone as a PHONE (they only used them with MP3 players).
   
   First of all, the wires to the earbuds are even thinner (and more fragile) then the original iPhone headset wires (which was why I had to get a new headset in the first place after been mangled up in my pockets every day for a year). Also, the microphone hangs on the left now (compared to iPhone headset - which could actually go either way). Why make a stupid change like that when everyone is used to the microphone being on the right?
   
   The first thing I did was listen to music (like the other reviewers) and with the middle size buds there was NO bass. So, I went to the large buds and the bass came through just fine and I thought I was going to be happy.
   
   Then, I made my first call. The other party could barely hear me although I could hear them OK. And when I tried to talk, because the large buds filled my ear canal, it was like (truly) I had ear plugs in because I could not hear my own voice just bass rumblings in my head (and apparently no signal to the earphone speakers). What an unsettling feeling on a phone call. If you really have to plug your ears to hear music, then the manufacturers really need to feed a signal to the earpieces.
   
   So, the wires are too fragile, the microphone is on the wrong side, you have to plug up your ears to hear any bass, once you do plug up your hears you can't hear your own voice on a call (unless you take one plug out), and the microphone only works if you hold it next to your lips.
   
   This is junk and on the way back to Amazon.

5 comments about Belkin Charging Kit for SanDisk Sansa c200, e200, View, Connect.

1. Highly recommend this product. It has enable me to listen to my mp3 through my radio in the car.



2. The Belkin Sandisk Sansa charging kit was inexpensive, and a pretty good buy. It seems to work just fine for my purposes. Durable enough to probably last the lifetime of the Sansa View that I use it with.



3. This product is definately a great deal. Low price with a lot to offer. It charges it in the home, car, and from the PC... plus tranfers music from the computer. I haven't yet used the car charger... but I plugged it in to make sure it fit- no problem.
   Buy this!!!



4. I am so glad I purchased this product and the extra USB cable has come in handy a few times already.



5. Needed a usp charger for my Sansa mp3 player and this works great. Much better price than I found at the local store for the same product.