Creative Zen X-Fi2 16 GB

Sounds good. (417 words)
by perrywinkle9 - written on 01/11/10 (Very useful, 55 readings)
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I gave the C Creative Zen X-fi2 to my wife as a birthday present a few weeks ago and it is fantastic. We have the 32GB model but apart from the storage capacity it is the same as the 64GB, 16GB and 8GB models. Meg s previous media player was the Zen Vision M, I selected another creative media player as she had been so happy with her previous player. The X-fi2 is the best media player that creative are producing at the moment. The sound quality from the X-fi2 is superb and the Xtreme Fidelity features really do add to the audio experience. The X-fi2 has a built in speaker and although the sound quality from this is not perfect it is a lot better than from any other ...

Creative Zen X-Fi2 16 GB

Sealed with a finger-print of approval (1013 words)
by 1st2thebar - written on 10/05/10 (Very useful, 129 readings)
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CREATIVE Zen X-Fi Storage - 16GB RRP - 117.00 GBP - Amazon online retailer URL - http://www.creative.com The world of apps is undoubtedly the way forward in music media, especially as the BBC have called time on programmes such as the Asian network and Channel Six radio where a lot of the new music genre first start out . The only effective means of getting your presence out there if you are a music guru or producer is to embrace the icon world of apps. Creative are getting more involved with this icon interactive medium even more so, since the launch of Fidelity audio performance software, that is apparent in all X-Fi models. It is a lot of hype, to be honest, ...

Creative Zen X-Fi 16 GB

Creative have been over-creative (295 words)
by davomrmac - written on 17/10/08 (Very useful, 257 readings)
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wi-fi. It can connect wirelessly to the Creative server or your own network. You can then stream MP3 music or podcasts to the unit. Oh, and one more thing... you get 16GB of storage, but you can ad an SD or SDHC memory card to expand on this. The bad things are many. The user interface is nice to the eye, but awful to use. Back and forth through so many menus is horrible. The buttons are not nice to press, very hard. The middle section of the control panel has a further nine buttons arranged in a square and you can never remember what each one does, so guesswork ends in tears. In summary, this is a reasonable device. Good sound and features, let down by poor ...