Creative Zen V Plus 4GB

Had mine for around 18months now - had to press reset button just twice in all that time - battery life is really quite impressive - Very happy with it but will upgrade to Creative Zen X-Fi shortly.

Hopeless software, constant crashes,you have to kill yourself to organize songs into the player,it's very confusing and pointless,worse mp3 player I ever had

As far as general comments on the Creative ZEN V Plus, I seriously do not understand some peoples problems. My only quirk is it not being recognized on any machine unless it has a newer version of WMP installed. As far as battery life, I use it daily at least a 3-6 hours a day and only have to charge every 3-4 days. And to address someone saying it won't last out a year. I've had mine almost 2 years now without any major problems, the only problem I ever had was when I plugged it into a shorted out USB port. I thought it fried it but it has a mechanism to safe guard against that I guess. All I had to do was hit the little pinhole reset button, recharge it and reformat it.

At first I thought I liked the Creative ZEN V Plus player. It was cute and all but really a pain. Doesn't come with any accessories you can buy so it was constantly falling out of my pocket, like I said above, it scratches really easy and doesn't work longer than a year so if you buy it, get the extended warranty. I'm getting a nano with my refunded money.

I Like it, it does everything I want it to. Enough memory to hold my music and pictuers. Screen may be a bit small but the it still shows things clearly. An all round good MP3 player for the money.

Exceptional quality with oodles of extras for a brilliant music player that gives so much more. Four gigs and under £90 from a fantastic rep company. The Creative Zen V rules the roost!

My Creative Zen works a treat. I use Napster to go and this works great. I have about 100 picture (from a 7 mega pixel camera) and even though the screen is small, they look fine, and you can zoom in. The video feature is OK but of limited value to me. Sound is fine except it can be a bit quiet, especially when listening to podcasts, but music is fine. So much better than my previous Rio Carbon and my daughter's iPod Nano. Only niggle is that it doesn't come with mains charger.