Creative Zen Stone Plus 2 GB Reviews

As I hate the way that Apple make you download their software and want to run your whole life in every aspect when I needed a new mp3 player I wanted something other than an Ipod. I bought this about 3 years ago, so has it held up? Spec wise the Zen Stone has everything you want out of an mp3 player. Of course it plays your ...  Read the complete review

at first people critisized me for buying this MP3, when the new ipods had just came out. And now, after a few months of ownership, i'm thinking they where right. First off, the screen size is just silly, other small-size mp3 players get away with it due to the bar shape of their screens, but the circle shape of this screen ...  Read the complete review

I have had this mp3 player now for just over 14 months, and overall I have found it to be quite disappointing. When my girlfriend bought me the Stone my first impressions were 'looks very funky and extremely compact' and I could not wait to get my tunes uploaded onto it. This was extremely easy to do due to it being a USB ...  Read the complete review

For all the fashionistas who are obsessed with the next in thing, let them have their iPods. For the rest of us who don't want to fork out extra for the name, we look to Creative and the like to supply us with our mp3 player needs. The Zen Stone shouldn't be seen as the main home audio device. It's designed to be portable, and ...  Read the complete review

The Zen Stone Plus for me was a bit of a backwards step, having previously used a Zen Vision M, which had a 60gb capacity and colour screen, videos, photos all of those kind of luxuries. A few months ago it broke and after going a month or two without an mp3 player I decided I couldn't wait around any longer for the magical self healing ...  Read the complete review

It is immediately distinguishable by the resemblance of its predecessor, the Creative Zen Stone. It is described as Creative's second attempt to challenge the Ipod Shuffle. Sadly, the supplied headphone still produces awful sound quality, which requires a set of additional headphones to truly enjoy music. One of the most ...  Read the complete review

I bought this MP3 player when it was released as my first ever media device- I was not disappointed. The Zen Stone Plus is light, compact and has a very sleek design, some may think it is better looking than some iPods. The blue on black displays is a great idea- it works in any light and is very clear. MP3 ...  Read the complete review

I got this MP3 player for my birthday and I am very pleased with it. I like the fact that is is small, but do not let that fool you. It is perfect for taking with you for a walk or run and is stylish enough for any age. It is very easy to download songs to as well. Just find the songs to download, then download them to your ...  Read the complete review

I've had this MP3 player for almost a year now, and I recommend it, with some reservations. It holds a lot of music (have yet to reach its limit, but am not an obssessive music fan), it is tiny and therefore portable in even a very small pocket, it has great sound quality as far as I'm concerned, and it seems to be pretty reliable. ...  Read the complete review

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 ...  Read the complete review

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 ...  Read the complete review