Creative Zen Stone Plus 2 GB

I bought the white version of this player for my girlfriend in October 2007 and when it arrived my first impression was 'wow! that is really really small'. She loved it and everyone lived happily ever after.... only I couldn't help but crave for a little Zen Stone Plus of my own. I am now awaiting the black 4GB version since at £39.99 from amazon it is better value (£5 more than the 2GB version). My mother has the Zen Stone (1GB and no screen), I would have to say that it is worth paying the extra few pounds to buy the Zen Stone Plus because the display allows you to utilise these extra features: 1. Track name and elapsed/remaining time 2. Battery ...

In this day and age, it's probably fair to say there's a lot of choice for someone looking for a portable music device. Since MP3's arrived on the scene in particular, the marketplace has been awash with many different electronics brands touting many different types of player for the consumer to choose from. In fact, if someone were to ask me what the best MP3 player on the market was, I doubt I would be able to give a definitive answer. There are simply so many machines available nowadays, with so many different features that the question becomes less about which one is the best in general, and more about which one is the best for your situation. I have found ...

The Zen Stone (2GB) is a stunning piece of design which is amazingly small. It looks simply amazing, and for anyone who just simply doesn't want to be part of the whole iPod obsession this seems like a worthy candidate to take the Shuffles crown as one of the leaders in flash memory based mp3 players. Over the Shuffle it has the advantage of featuring a display, it also has inbuilt radio and a very useful stopwatch function (Which means you no longer need to cart around a stop watch as well when you go running!) I would choose this over an iPod Shuffle every day, but it is nowhere near perfect... My first issue with it is when the memory becomes full the ...