Creative Zen Nano 512 MB MP3 Player (Black)
- Box Contents - ZEN Nano player, Creative earphones, USB 2.0 cable, AAA Alkaline battery, Quick Start booklet and Installation CD
- Stores up to 512MB - over 250 songs
- Backlit LCD display lets you find a song, see what's playing or customize your playback
- Gives you 18 hours of playing time from a single battery
- WMA support, for fitting twice as many songs with no compromise
Product Description
Slim little gadget packs an impressive 18 hours of music with a shuffle option for random playback.- Stores and plays 18 hours of MP3 music
- 512 megabytes of built-in memory
- Backlit LCD display shows what's playing
- Customizable playback
- Random playback with shuffle feature
- Extremely compact design – just 1/2" thick
- Fits easily in pocket
- Underwriters Laboratories (UL) Approved. UL is the worldwide trusted source for product compliance
- USB 2.0 compatible with 1.1
- 1 year manufacturer's warranty
Take your music with you wherever you go – this slim design is easy to slip in a pocket and delivers 18 hours of customizable tunes.
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Creative Zen Nano 512 MB MP3 Player (Black)
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- Publisher: Creative Labs
- Label: Creative Labs
- Studio: Creative Labs
- Average Customer Review:
 based on 30 reviews
- Sales Rank in Electronics: #21970
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Summary: Cheap at the time 2007-07-04
Comment: Bought for my wife and haven't seen it in along time. Even my son doesn't want to mess with it.
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Summary: Agree pro and con 2007-05-13
Comment: Every one is right. Good mp3 player, needs better headphones. I bought my first mp3 it is the MuVo, which was bigger but provided a soft belt clip holder that also fitted over th battery cover. It also the main part of the player detached from the battery holder with a bulit in usb adapter, very good, did not have to go through all the cords I have for other stuff. I have been very happy with that one. I bought the creative nano plus form staples for my grandaughter last Christmas they sent me the nano instead of sending it back I decided to keep it and get the correct zen nano plus which could transferr direct from cd player, the main reason I ordered it. Well to cut it short, my grandaughter lost the battery cover so I was going to take the one off mine and I noticed it was really loose, i'm sure it would have lost too. If you really want this player all you need to do is get a holder for it or the cheapest fix is to put a piece of tape on it. The thing is cheap but you get what you pay for. I paid about $70, thats a lot cheaper Than $300 for an IPOD!
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Customer Rating: 
Summary: on par with sandisk sansa series 2007-01-12
Comment: this player looks cooler than the sansa series, and seems to crash/have errors less, but:
- it lacks a lock button
- the display only shows the song title and track time and battery life (the sansas show much more info)
- the "wheel button" feels cheesy like it could break and doesn't make control any easier
- the headphones are more uncomfortable and fall out for me (i think they are too big, and i have a big head)
overall, i'd say it has a much better value than an ipod, but about the same value as the sansas.
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Summary: Creative ZEN Nano 'minus' 2006-12-05
Comment: The Creative Nano sucks. 4 hrs and 2 calls to tech suppoert and the unit still will not be recognized by my computer. One of the Tech support help points was to use one of the USB ports on the BACK of the computer rather than the front (not in the instructions). They say that the ports on the back of computers are more capable that those on the front (?). I asked them why they would design a device - with a 6 inch cable - that required you to crawl under your desk to plug it in each time, when there is a perfectly good port (that works for every other plug-in device I have) on the front? All I got was a sheepish, 'yeah, I know' from the techie. Still did not work on the rear port. Then they wanted me to go in and do some monkey work with the computer's register. Forget it. It goes back. It's like buying a radio for your car and then being told you need to work on the transmission to get the radio to turn on. What a piece of crap. Amazon should have an option to rate '0 stars'.
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Customer Rating:
Summary: Satisfying for a limited period. 2006-12-03
Comment: I've been using this product for almost a year untill it broke down.
Once it fell and hit the ground and disintegrated on two pieces,
so I glued them together and then worked fine for couple months
untill sweat penetrated into its guts and made the wire that connects battery with main green plate corosive so it disconnected.
We tried to repair it but no go it's finished.
It's true that I've been using it mostly for running, gym and biking so it
was constantly wet of sweat so probably today would still work if I wouldn't use it for sports but I've bought it for that purpose.
PROS:
- small and quite thin
- one AAA battery lasts for about 18 hours
- simple menu and a lot of functions (FM radio also)
- very good sound for electronic music but not with original headphones
those are crap
- it looks nicer than competition
CONS:
- cheap plastic
- problems with battery cover
- cheap and clumzy scroll wheel
- too short interval of display light
- made in China
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