Welcome to the Creative Zen X-FI2 Released - Sept 2009 - X-FI2 - UK Storage - 8GB - RRP - 99.99 GBP ========================= Introduction -----***------ It's been barely one year since the debut of the X-FI and the X-FI2 is fully loaded and equipped for you the techie masses. A month is a long-time in the world of an abundant MP3 market-place. The most contested area in the digital media world. Creative may have sent the potato-head into production into recent years; but is it a ploy for something else to emerge that will at least compete with the iPod. - Creative certainly has the backing of many major businesses within ...  Read the complete review

I couldn't live without my music; I have to listen to it every day so having a good mp3 is really important to me. I am more attached to this then I am my phone and would be more upset if I lost it! I originally had the older model of the creative Zen MX, that had smaller screen and actual buttons and I loved it however after much abuse and a little help from my uncle it broke so he replaced it with the newer model at the time, this one is a touch scene but other than that honestly, I personally do not notice the difference in what they do. The creative Zen is an mp3 that can play both music and videos. They have good quality sound obviously this also depends ...  Read the complete review

For the amount of features on this product it was at a very good price, currently under £80. Therefore, it became a christmas present to me. To be honest though I was a little disappointed in it. The good points are the quality of the music output with some decent headphones, not the ones which are packaged with it the sound is really good. The software on it has never crashed or frozen up and runs pretty fast. What I do not like though is how un-user friendly the software is. There is so many menu's and sub folders to look in which all takes time. This does not appeal to me I want to have minimal inputs to get at my music. Something which the ipod ...  Read the complete review

This Mp3/video player was sold to me as one of the more affordable mp3/mp4 video players. The screen is nice and big (about 3 inch by 2), and the touch interface is easy to use and customisable. I bought the 8GB model which was enough for some audiobooks and some videos. There is an SD card slot if you do need more memory. The X-Fi 2 is charged via USB, and lasted about 2 days. It had a slightly annoying characteristic where you don't get much warning when the battery is about to die. You can personalise the appearance and use your own pictures as a background. The large screen sold it to me as it was the biggest screen I could find in my price ...  Read the complete review