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The Zen Nano Plus 1GB MP3/WMA Player blends functionality wth style, for a practical MP3 player that fits your life. This slim, trendy MP3 player was designed to fit perfectly in a pocket or backpack, or on your armband. Bring your favorite tunes with you everywhere, without having to lug around space-eating CDs. Signal-to-Noise Ratio - Up to 90dB Frequency Response - 20Hz-20KHz Harmonic Response Output - <0.1% Requires 1 AAA battery System Requirements - Windows 98SE to XP, Pentium 350 MHz or AMD 450 MHz processor Dimensions(WxHxD) - 1.32 x 2.58 x 0.51 Weight - 0.8 oz. (without battery)
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Binding: Electronics
Brand: Creative Labs
Color: Black
EAN: 0054651101593
Feature: Stores up to 500 songs on 1 GB internal flash memory
Is Autographed: 0
Is Memorabilia: 0
Label: Creative Labs
Manufacturer: Creative Labs
Model: 70PF163300003
Publisher: Creative Labs
Studio: Creative Labs
Warranty: 1 year warranty
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Features
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Stores up to 500 songs on 1 GB internal flash memory
Includes an FM tuner, voice/FM recording, and line-in encoding
Super slim, lightweight design and high-speed USB 2.0 connectivity
Drive mode allows you to store data files such as photos and presentations
Measures 1.32 x 2.58 x 0.51 inches and weighs 0.8 ounces without battery
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Spotlight customer reviews:
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Customer Rating:  
Summary: Good product
Comment: I bought this about a year back to gift it to my brother... I guess he is using it regularly and is working fine.. I got it for a good price at that time and quality of this product is good too.. I transfered about 150 songs into it and listened to them.. it was a good quality sound and was very easy to use too.
Customer Rating:
Summary: A few more comments
Comment: Others have described this unit fully, so I won't do so here. Highlights are:
(1) About the size of a pack of gum and comes with an arm-band carrier which is great for running
(2) Has an FM radio and microphone built in (and a line-in jack)
(3) Runs on an AAA battery (my sons' Ipods all died prematurely because of the rechargeable batteries which aren't replaceable)- for me it is easier to carry a few AAA batteries than a charger
(4) An incredible number of settings and modes that are easy to access once you get used to the toggle-press switch
(5) Extremely easy to drag and drop songs into organizing folders on the PC interface
(6) Tiny display is amazingly informative, with song time, repeat mode, battery life, equalization setting, and song title all displayed when a song is playing (display changes when accessing other functions).
I have only one minor complaint, that is not documented: You are limited to 60 song folders (including the one or two folders that are built in). You can set up more than that on the PC interface, but the player ignores them.
Customer Rating:
Summary: Survived water
Comment: I have had my player for a little over year now, and I like it. But what I want to tell you about is it's durability. I have dropped my mp3player, and all the normal things to abuse it. But two nights ago I dropped it in a cup of iced tea. I got it out, got the battery out, and blew on both the player and battery it to dry them. The music stored on it still played, and after one day of drying out, the radio works as well. That's what I wanted to say.
Customer Rating:
Summary: creative labs is a bad company w/ bad product
Comment: I owned this device for 5 months and it just stopped working... I went though all the proper channels for repair and was told they want at least $25.00 to "work" on my warranty repair. It turns out only parts are covered for a year and labor only for 3 months. This is NOT what I call standing behind your product.
DON'T BUY CREATIVE PRODUCTS! Not only are they poorly made, but Creative knows this and doesn't stand behind their own products.
Customer Rating:
Summary: Bombproof
Comment: Why WhY WHY do companies always discontinue their bombproof, proven and reliable products in favor of the latest, greatest and inherantly buggy? Stupid move, Creative. This player is phenomonal. The Zen Stone Plus - it's presumed replacement - isn't even close. Sigh.
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