Creative Nomad Jukebox Zen Xtra Review

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Creative Nomad Jukebox Zen Xtra
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Maverick.'s Review of Creative Nomad Jukebox Zen Xtra MP3 Player

12th Apr 2002

Overall Rating

0.5 stars
  • Value for money
    0 stars
Good Points

Good audio quality, support for WMA and 128Mb cards (both with firmware upgrade)


Bad Points

caved in and died after a month, just stopped working, and as i bought it in Australia Creative basically told me to p*** off, not a happy man


General Comments

Although this Nomad portable MP3 player was the kiddy to begin with, i wouldn`t sugest anyone get one as Creative Jukebox's support was terrible. 2 months old and they wouldn`t replace it, wasn`t jarred or dropped. Software simply crashed and it couldn`t even be reset to defaults.

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Members' Comments onMaverick.'s Review

  • Jon. on 1st May 2002

    I sympathise with you. Didn't you try invoking the manufacturers warranty? Even if it was only a 90 day warranty 2 months is only 60 days!

  • Mark. on 20th Jun 2002

    Yes, the Creative DAP Jukebox is a very shoddy piece of kit. Mine still works but the build quality is awful. The casing is coming apart and headphone socket loose. I am taking it back to the shop and exchanging for a Minidisc Player.
    I really wouldn't advise anyone to buy this. Bad points far outweigh benefits. Do you really need to carry ALL of your music wherever you go? Battery charge is about 4 hours max (two sets are included). ALSO, if you drop it once- thats it. Smash! Portable hard discs are obviously very, very fragile.