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Also surprisingly for an MP3 player, the headphones supplied in the box also did a very good job. Music quality is very good with plenty of bass on the tracks we tested. Easy to use, the interface offers quick access to all the usual data: playlists, songs, artists and more. The display screen is big enough to take on the Zen Touch interface rather than the interface used in Creative’s smaller players and this like the Touch is virtually identical to the Apple iPod. This means that keys lay flat, are easily kept clean, as well as not adding to the overall style of the unit. Like its bigger brother, the Zen Touch, the Zen micro is controlled via a sliding control touch pad.
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Battery life is promised at 12 hours on a full charge for MP3 playback, the same as the new iPod and we had trouble proving this figure wrong. Perhaps wanting to avoid the same criticism that Apple has received over access to the battery, Creative has made the Lithium Ion battery very accessible on the rear of the player and like most mobile phones its simply done by sliding the back of the case off.
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That means apart from the power switch, headphone jack and USB2.0 socket for transferring music to and from a PC on the top of the unit, the rest of the body has been left untouched. Turned upside down, the unit resembles a bug or tortoise. Get past the pretty colours and the player is a small and compact unit smaller, but thicker than the iPod Mini. With more hard drive space than the iPod Mini - the Zen Micro offers 5Gb (roughly the equivalent of 1200 MP3 tracks), this player like the Rio Carbon certainly aims to offer more for your money, but can it break out of the “almost an iPod label” that so many MP3 players now seem to fall into.Īvailable in ten colours: Purple, dark blue, silver, light blue, green, orange, red, white, black and of course pink Creative are hoping that there will be a colour to suit everyone. Dogged by cheap looking players compared to the competition, it’s nice to see that its latest player, the Zen Micro, has broken away its past efforts. The latest version of the Zen is the first flash-based MP3 player to be available in a 32GB version, giving audiophiles another reason to get excited about it.(Pocket-lint) - Creative has had a mixed ride in our minds through the minefield that is the MP3 market.
Out of all the companies that make MP3 players, Creative is the onlyone to have been focusing primarily on turning numbers into sound sincethe early days of the personal computer, with its Soundblaster line ofsound cards. I'm not surprised that the Creative Zen came out on top, "with a frequency response deviation average under 1.47 dB, a -82.2 dB THD+N average, and a -83.6 dB SNR average."
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CNET lab guy Eric Franklin put a number of portable music players through a battery of audio tests using an Audio Precision ATS-2 Audio Analyzer to determine which players sound best, based on frequency response deviation, total harmonic distortion and noise(THD+N), signal-to-noise ratio (SNR), maximum power output, andcrosstalk.
One listener's awesome, thundering bass is another listener's muddy, low-end nightmare. Sound quality is to a certain extent a subjective matter.
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