The Zen Nano Plus MP3 player is the smallest in the Creative range and still produces an outstanding audio performance. With a blue backlit LCD screen and user-friendly interface the Zen Nano Plus is only 33.5 x 65.5 x 13 mm and weighs only 22 g! Store up to 16 hours of music in MP3 format or 32 hours in WMA format on the 1 GB memory.
The Zen Nano Plus also has an FM radio and dictaphone function. You can also record directly from the radio or from any audio source into MP3 format using the Line-in socket. Transfer data quickly from your computer to the Zen Nano Plus and vice-versa using the USB 2.0 connection. A battery life of 15 hours from a single AAA battery make the Zen Nano Plus an outstanding MP3 player.
Features
continuous playback with a new AAA alkaline battery.
with a new AAA alkaline battery
Review By Pcmag
This tiny player measures 1.3 by 2.6 by 0.5 inches, weighs just 1.2 ounces with battery, and comes in 512MB or 1GB versions (we tested the larger one). Features include an FM tuner, FM recording, line-in recording, a built-in microphone, plenty of music playback modes (yes, you can shuffle your music), and data storage
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Review By Pcworld
The player uses a standard mini-USB port to let you sync tracks via USB 2.0. You can simply drag files to the device using whatever folder structure you like, or use Windows Media Player or Creative’s MediaSource app to aid you in synching your favorite songs. Creative’s familiar jog dial lets you thumb through folders and songs fairly efficiently, aided by the Zen Nano’s backlit LCD display. The device supports the standard set of codecs, including MP3, WMA, and Audible
Review By Digitaltrends
The Creative Nano’s size is on the order of a pack of gum. The plastics used are glossy, but tough and resist scratches well. All controls are located on a single edge, which can add to some confusion (more on this later), with the power/play/pause button placed on the front surface. There are a total of three buttons and one toggle control. The top surface sports the headphone port, with the mini-USB and line-in located on the opposite edge. The Nano sports a two line, blue backlit LCD that displays basic information, like EQ setting, play mode, time, battery status, and of course title information
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Review By Radio-now
An in-built microphone makes okay voice recordings, but there’s also an FM tuner built-in with 32 presets and Autoscan function to commit stations to memory automatically. Reception is excellent and it’s also possible to record from FM, though the Nano Plus is limited to a PCM 16 kHz, 4-bit, wave format - which is fine for talk stations, less so for music channels. Voice recordings are in PCM 8 kHz, 4-bit, Mono wave format.
Review By Review.zdnet
Initial setup and use of the Zen Nano Plus is a snap, thanks to its Microsoft PlaysForSure designation: just plug it in and start using Windows Media Player 10 or Windows Explorer drag-and-drop to transfer files. Note that Creative’s quick-start guide instructs you not to plug in the player until you’ve installed the driver and software from the included CD, but this isn’t necessary if you’re running Windows XP. Users of other Windows platforms, however, should follow Creative’s directions
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