📱 Enhanced Protection: SanDisk Silicone Case for Sansa e200 (Gray) Review

This case is perfect for when you use your Sansa during your workout. It's rubber (which I didn't know before buying) but it's great in case I should drop it. I protect my Sansa well by being allowed to use watch faces.

I have been using this product for over a year now. I regularly run my Sansa e260 in the tropical heat with this bag. I'm a big guy and I sweat a lot. My MP3 player didn't play. Whether this is evidence of the safety of this case or of the player himself is irrelevant to me. Both seem to be doing their jobs very well. I highly recommend them both.

Good fit. Provides a good layer of protection. The only downside is trying to use it with bracelets. Most other holders (e.g. bandage holders) are too tight to leave, so you will have to remove them to use another holder. The issue with the bandage holders pretty much put me off using it any further. If that's not a problem then I'd say it's a great second skimmer to protect the player.

I bought this case because it was cheap but I didn't use it because dirt and cat hair just stick to this case. There's not even a clip in the pocket, so it's practically unusable. Yes, it protects your player but makes it bigger if you need to carry it in your pocket. I bought the DLO Action Jacket for the Sansa SanDisk e200 series which has a screen protector, clip and armband. The DLO case is exactly what you need!

I bought this case with a SanDisk Sansa e250 for less than $10 and it has already saved me several calls MP3 player; dropped it on a hard floor several times, the quality absorbed the shock leaving the SanDisk undamaged. SanDisk is easy to put on and take off. It can be washed. It must be lint-free and must not interfere with SanDisk's controls in any way. I just need more color so I'm looking for a few more to turn off depending on the color mode. Do not be shy.

This case provides basic protection for your E-Series MP3 player, but lacks any hardware to attach it to a person or vehicle. This problem can be easily fixed. by cutting out a 1" x 2" window in the back of the case and then attaching a piece of velcro of the same size through the cut out at the back of the MP3. Then you can make a belt loop or bracelet out of the lady's Velcro and attach the device to it. I only use mine while driving and find the Velcro attaches well to the cloth seat…