Creative Zen Nano Plus 256 MB

The player is extremely good value and storage capacity especially on the 1gb of storage and the length of time the battery lasts which is one small AAA battery is very impressive. The sound quality is superb, with the addition of built in FM Radio really does make this one of the best MP3 Players on the market for under £100 with features, fast USB 2 connection speed along with the ability to play both MP3 and WMA, it will also play DRM protected files which some other players may not ...

The Creative Zen Nano is certainly a very small device and will suit most people. Features----- The menus are certainly intuitive and are easy to use. I found the buttons a bit slow to respond and this can be quite irritating. Perhaps if they used a better processing chip this might improve. Battery life is quite disappointing. I am lucky to get even half the recommended battery life that Creative mentions and thats even using their own battery that is supplied. I have a pack of 900mah (highest capacity AAA rechargeable batteries available) and find that these run out after about 6 hours - make sure these are on you list when buying this ...

I've had this MP3 player since August 2005, so that's 9 months now, and it has served me well. It was the first MP3 player I've had (and still is, not replaced it!) and i'll still have it for some time to come. When I bought it, it was about £65 in Argos, but the price seems to have halved now, round abouts. Since it was my first MP3 player, I didn't really know much about them when I first bought it. I was just browsing the MP3 player section in the Argos catelogue looking for an mp3 player. I wanted one that was reasonably priced (it was back then) and i picked this, as it also look appealing. This MP3 player is only 256MB and, at the time of ...