Creative Zen Nano Plus 1 GB

My requirements for my mp3 player were simple: small; removeable battery; must have a shuffle/random function. The Zen Nano ticked all the boxes. Of course, this was a wee while ago; there are fancier, pricier options available now. But if you're wanting a reliable all-rounder that's not going to cost the earth, I highly recommend it. The Zen Nano is tiny. It takes AAA batteries, so you can easily carry a spare in your pocket and never worry about running out of power. It holds the best two to three songs from every single album in my rather sizeable collection - that's a whole lot of songs, so I'm constantly squeaking, "I love this song!!! I ...  Read the complete review

Being the kind of person who finds background music essential for jazzing up mundane activities like tidying up, cleaning, and dragging myself down the gym, I need a compact but sturdy MP3 player to accompany me. I received the Zen Nano Plus as a gift and it hasn't let me down once. It's survived falling out of my pocket on the rowing machine many a time, as well as being used in the typical English downpour on long dogwalks and wears its battlewounds with pride - not that it has many, other than the odd scratch, and the battery case having gone missing a long time ago. Despite this, it battles on playing my incredibly cheesy playlist and does me proud. It is ...  Read the complete review

When I was in the market for a cheap, no thrills MP3 player, I decided to go ahead and buy the Creative Zen Nano Plus. As I have bought Creative products in the past, I wasn't too worried about build quality or customer service, as I know that most of they're products are all top class, and have had no problems with they're customer service. The tiny Nano was the perfect MP3 player for me. Small, ability to shuffle your songs, FM radio, Line in/mic recording, drag and drop file system with an adequate amount of space. I didn't want to spend a huge amount of cash on an MP3 player at the time, and this seemed to have the best features for the least ...  Read the complete review

Is the iPod craze still going on? I suppose it is; it's neverending. I look around and everyone seems to have an iPod of some sort, but not I. This, the Creative Zen Nano Plus, was released way back in 2006 and that's when I bought it. I still use it today; it sits to my right at this very moment. Now, I was always one fairly easily influenced. In my search through the market, I wanted to be part of this whole "i" business without spending an excess of money. I came across the iPod shuffle which became what I thought was a certainty, but clearly not for long. I do a lot of research before settling on a product and I found a plethora of complaints and ...  Read the complete review

Introduction: When i first bought my Creative Zen Nano Plus In 2005 it's RRP was £100, obviously now it has come right down because of the Ipod. I brought the Creative MP3 Player home and it was really nicely packadged and no problems at all! Product Type: Digital player / recorder / radio Digital Player Type: Flash based Width: 3.4 cm Depth: 1.3 cm Height: 6.6 cm Weight: 34 g Colour: White Memory: 1 GB After 2 Months: I had tried to load ...  Read the complete review