Creative Muvo Micro N200 512 MB

After years of faith in my CD Walkman, I finally relented and succumbed to the temptation of the MP3 player. The Creative Muvo Micro N200 512MB seemed like the perfect option for me (although it does have one of the most confusing names around), so now I’ll tell you all about it! ~~~~~~~ CREATIVE INDUSTRIES ~~~~~~~ To start, a little introduction. Creative Industries is a digital entertainment company from Singapore, which was founded in 1981. They make PC sound and graphics cards, as well as various other audiovisual technology products, and they’ve now moved into the digital audio players market. After Apple they’re the leading MP3 brand. ...  Read the complete review

In the Muvo, Creative decided on three concepts: small, simple, and functional. Having owned one for over a year and used it almost daily, I feel I can testify to just how successful Creative have been. Below, the following sections are outlined: Appearance Functions The Manual Using the Muvo – Installing Software and Transferring Music Using the Muvo – Playing Music / Using the Controls Capacity and Quality of Sound Wear and Tear Warranty and Customer Support Price and Value Summary I'm a student, so obviously my experience is tailored to how I live, but the Muvo has much more use than just as an MP3 ...  Read the complete review

I had wanted an MP3 player for some time, having destroyed every portable cd player I have owned, by dropping, bashing on the train etc. So for my birthday this year my dad bought me the Creative Muvo Micro N200 with 512mb of memory. This is a dinky little player about the size of a matchbox but a little thinner in a classy black colour. It came with a little rubbery case with a clip on the bag to protect it and make it easier to carry around (by attaching to your pocket, waistband, bag etc.). Other accessories included were user guide,headphones, a USB cable to connect to your pc, a cd-rom to install the relevant software on your pc and a line-in ...  Read the complete review

I bought this MP3 player because I wanted something to put my favourite songs onto, not every single song I owned. The 512MB worth of flash memory is perfect for this since i can use it whilst jogging and I also found I could put at least 200 songs on it, using a variety of MP3 and wma bitrates. The package that the player comes in provides a lot of useful things: A firm case and arm band - useful for carrying it around whilst I'm jogging and also the case for protection A USB 2.0 cable - although I only have ordinary USB ports the transfer speeds are still viable so if you leave it, it will take about 30 minutes. Earphones - Creative's earphones ...  Read the complete review