Mp3 Player

I just bought a Creative Zen Jukebox with 40 GB mp3 player. They also make a 20, 30 and 60 gig player. The software is very easy to use. You just hilite the song(s) and click an arrow and the songs move to the Jukebox from whatever source you use, like a CD or your hardrive; even a Napster type download.

Likewise, with the same software you can easilly delete, rename or move files around on the player. The battery is removable so you can purchase an extra or replace it after a couple years. The menu is clunky at times, but easy after a little practice. The sound quality is great even with the ear buds that come with the player. I listen to jazz and some classical, so I don’t tolerate lousy headphones.

The Creative MP3 players are very competitive in their pricing often on sale and they all play MP3, WMV and DRM standard with different capacities. I use the highest setting for MP3 for the best sound quality. I would recommend getting at least 30 gig and even 40 gig.

The price is not much different between the 20, 30 and 40 gig players and they all weigh about the same, give or take an ounce. Lastly, the Jukebox comes with a sturdy case with a belt clip with access to all contols through openings in case.

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