Creative Zen Vision: M

Good – the main thing i considered when purchasing a mp3 player was DRM, or data right managements which is known for being a pain, basically this meant that ipods with its DRM and its on AAC format were out of the question (some of the newer ipods might take mp3 now not sure), the Zen Vision M plays and supports standard mp3 and wma formats so no petty… Read more

conversions need to be done when loading up the mp3, similar goes for the video formats. Overall the unit has reached my expectations and no surprising incidences have occurred, working flawlessly for just over a year now No DRM, sufficent capabilities with video formats, very handy inbuilt microphone, bright screen, slightly bulky

Excellent – After borrowing one of these for a few days I couldn't believe how good the audio quality was. The battery life is long and the videos play well. A bit thicker than an ipod but a whole much better! Great audio and video quality. Easy to use and the build quality is good.

Excellent – Why this product has not got the same type of following as the Ipod has is beyond me, I bought this beautiful item a few years back and it still works amazingly. I am not a careful person so it has endured being dropped on the ground and in water and runs amazingly! The picture quality in video is much more clearer than an Ipod video which my… Read more

mother owns and she has had it freeze on her twice while my love Zen Vision M still works as though recently purchased. One of it's winning factors is that it can record radio which has become a wonderful asset to me over the years, not forgetting its microphone is very clear sounding. With the menu it has the option to re-arrange and customise the colour scheme so that it can suit your personality. While I mention so many of it's great aspects it does have one little problem that to some will be the factor in choosing another product and that is it's size, it is perhaps a bit too thick so it does make it hard to put in your tight pants pocket and look decent.

The software that it comes with has a much more easier layout to follow with many options and can actually convert video and audio without having to download any additional software, it's easy use screen to manage playlists and to update the creatives own software makes for a simple and convenient package.

A must have for those who want long lasting items that is worth every dollar spent Long lasting,easy to use, customise menu option, usb function, records radio size is perhaps it's only issue, a little bulky

Excellent – Love my 60GB Creative. Size is good and the added featrues like mic, radio etc makes it better then my old iPod which has now been sitting there for the past 12 months. I like the screen and watch many movies on it as well. The shear size of the hard drive is fantastic and for the cost compared to many other units, this really is a value plus… Read more

unit. The menu system is easy to master.Love it.. Size, battery life, drag and drop features, and finally the price. None really other then replaceable battery would have topped off the unit.

Excellent – Excellent product and good value for what you get Large storage capacity, excellent viewing qualty aand great sound. The FM radio and (Oulook- synced) organiser are an added bonus. Better than an Ipod in all ways in my view! Very little which is bad about it-navigation does take a bit of getting used to but this comes with use

Good – Its feels good in your hand and its relatively small, enoguh to fit in your pockey. Its quite soft and feels comfortable to use. Beware of the glass screen so it doesnt get scratched. The sound quality is good through the supplied ear phones, but i would recommend headphoens for the audiophile. I really like the fact that it can play movie files… Read more

at decent quality, which is great for when you go on holidays. Constant use appears to have a 10-12 hour life span for the device which is good as i recharge it every second night. Feels great in your hand or pocket.

Good range of colors.

Easy to navigate. Songs are listed via ID3 tags and not by their filenames.

Battery is not user repalceable.