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Creative Zen V Plus Expert Reviews

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Creative Zen V Plus
alaSCORE 90

2537 reviews

November, 2009

76 / 100

91 Experts

Product Age

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73 / 100

2446 Users

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Review summary for the Creative Zen V Plus

alaTest has collected and analyzed 2537 reviews from magazines and websites. Reviewers really like the price.

Price, Size, Sound, Appearance

Experts rate this product 76/100 and users 73/100. We analyzed these ratings, the product age and more factors. Compared to other MP3 Players, the Creative Zen V Plus is awarded an overall alaScore™ of 90/100 = Excellent quality.

September, 2009

alaSCORE 90

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Creative Zen V Plus (2GB, white) review

The Creative Zen V Plus offers a cute, pocket-friendly design without sacrificing screen real estate, and the vivid OLED display is viewable from any angle. The player is packed to the gills with features, including an FM radio, voice and line-in ...

The Creative Zen V Plus's joystick is really small and has a cheap feel to it, and we wish Creative had included all the buttons found on the Vision:M. The screen is difficult to see in bright sunlight, and there's no UMS support

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June, 2006

Rating

83

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cnet.com
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Creative Zen V Plus 4GB

A seamless integration of design and functionality. Your music and your life now fit perfectly in the ZEN V Plus. Enjoy a full suite of entertainment in a petite design - loads of music,...

Your music and your life now fit perfectly in the ZEN V Plus.

July, 2008

No rating

digitaltrends.com
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Creative Zen V plus 8GB OLED sells for -100

By Fuad Abazovic   

Review: Good, inexpensive Video and MP3 player Zen is a very popular MP3 player and probably the only real alternative to the overhyped Ipod Nano, and we have to say that this small MP3 player does the job really well. It has its drawbacks, but the ...

It is a tempting alternative to the iPod Nano and if you are not into Apple, you should really consider this one. Thanks to its affordable price we think it deserves our Top Value award

December, 2007

No rating

fudzilla.com
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Creative Zen V Plus

By Mark Korff

Award: Recommended!

When compared to the iPod shuffle the Zen already has twice the capacity at a price that is nearly identical. We're not doing a head-to-head comparison between the two products, but it is interest...

This thing is tiny, More features per dollar than most other players, Music quality and FM reception, Good battery life,

Video isn't something you'll want to watch for hours! nor can you, There are better UI controls out there,

There isn't one big standout feature that makes the Zen V Plus a "must have"? product, but it does a lot of things that a lot of portable media players that cost over three times as much can't even do. In fact, I'll go so far as to say that I can't ...

May, 2007

No rating

thetechlounge.com
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Creative ZEN V Plus & Aurvana In-Ear Earphones

By Chris Chiarella

Content can be simply dragged-and-dropped into the connected player's ample flash memory. The stereo line-in connection enables direct CD or other analog two-channel recording, with Sync Track to separate individual songs, while the built-in organizer ...

January, 2007

No rating

hometheatermag.com
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Product Reviews: Creative Zen V Plus

By Jason Saundalkar

The Creative's sound is top notch, and the number of features and settings rival those of any player on the market (particularly interesting is the password-protected 'maximum volume' setting). What is lacking however, as we've found with other ...

A great looking, useable device hindered by Creative's ever-niggly software. Only when the firm sorts this out will the likes of Apple and Sandisk have real competition.

With the V Plus- design Creative has gone for a real minimalist approach; just two buttons have been formed within the Plus's front panel (Play/Pause and Back), next to a tiny central jog dial, with an On/Off slider down the left then FW/RW and...

November, 2006

Rating

60

itp.net
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Creative Zen V Plus

By Brian Heater

Creative gives Apple a run for its money with a refreshingly compact design and a cheaper price tag.

• Less expensive than the iPod nano • Attractive, compact design • FM tuner and line-in recording • PlaysForSure compatible

• Joystick is too small • Mediocre screen resolution • Choppy video playback

The result of the company's efforts is the Zen V Plus, which like most Microsoft-backed devices, tries to compensate for the lack of iTunes compatibility and dearth of accessories by pouring on extra features like video playback, FM radio, and...

October, 2006

Rating

60

laptopmag.com
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Creative Zen V Plus

By Eric Dahl

Flash-based player is a strong rival to Apple's iPod Nano.

High audio quality Mini-USB instead of proprietary port

Bundled accessories are few

Overall, the 2GB Zen V Plus offers impressive sound quality and useful customization options. It's a more than worthy competitor to Apple's pricier iPod Nano

Though the device ships with Creative's Video Converter application for downsampling clips to the right format, watching anything that runs more than a minute or so on the V Plus's 128-by-128-pixel, 1.5-inch screen just seems silly. Like...

October, 2006

Rating

81

pcworld.com
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Creative Zen V Plus 1GB

By Michael Brown

We've seen Lilliputian MP3 players before, but Creative has taken the concept a step further with the Zen V Plus: This change-purse-size device boasts a vivid 1.5-inch OLED screen for viewing photos and videos.

If we didn't know better, we'd swear the video screens on the iPod and on Creative's Zen Vision: M develop scratches from dust mites crawling across their surfaces, so we assumed a video device designed to fit in your pants pocket would have the same ...

If we didn¡¯t know better, we¡¯d swear the video screens on the iPod and on Creative¡¯s Zen Vision: M develop scratches from dust mites crawling across their surfaces, so we assumed a video device designed to fit in your pants pocket would have...

September, 2006

No rating

maximumpc.com

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