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Summary: O yeah this thing rocks
Review: I love this thing its the best!!!!!!!! you cant go wrong with it the screens the perfect size its small and the batteries last for ever!!!!!! 64mb you get a least 2 hours out of it you can by a wired remote for it at americas.creative.com and there is also a travel conecter there too the case is a more stowaway case and not a case you carry it a round with this is the over all best one you can buy my friend has a Rio and we campared the sound quality and the download speed to gether and the nomad 2mg beet it hands down also for the Rios you must expencive memory backpacks for more memory this uses the cards you put in your digital camera so computer stores are allways haveing promo sales on them its got an Fm tunner whitch is great!!!!!!!!! this is the hands down best overall MP3 PLAYER OUT THERE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Summary: The best audio player i have ever had the pleasure of owning
Review: This is the best thing i have ever bought!!!!!!!!!!! i have tried my luck with sonys and rca but nothing beats this its sound quality is awsome and the FM tuner works like a charm i dont know what the other people are complainning about this thing the best!!!!!!!!!! its small the screen the perfect size and it down loads songs super fast from my computer the only thing is the cace its more of a stoaway cace than a cace you keep it in to do stuff with o well its still AWSOME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Summary: still works fine
Review: I've had mine for over 2 years now and it still works fine. I wanted dependability and that's what I got. I'd give it five starts, but there are only 2 things I didn't like: 1) The vinyl case is ridiculously unsuited to the unit. You can't access the buttons without taking it out of the case. 2) The headphones weren't that great.
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Summary: low quality
Review: I have had this mp3 player for just a few months and have already had three problems with it. first of all, it wouldnt play any mp3's, that problem was fixed after a 45 minute hold on a long distance phone call. then the spring contact in the battery case snapped off (while the battery was in there and the case was closed). i replaced that with a small piece of paperclip coiled into a spring. this time the up volume doesn't do anything and i am typing this review as i wait on hold to talk to creative (it's been 23 minutes so far). this is not what i would expect for [money]!!! dont get it!
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Summary: Ok
Review: Tech support is only written on instrucsons not adbalable anywere elsa mine just stoped working.
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Summary: Great features, if it works
Review: I bought this unit about 6 months ago but have only been able to use it for half that time, due to repeated battery/dock station failures. And, as previous customers stated, the customer service (is bad)(not to mention it's a long-distance number). After the warranty runs out(3 months!!!), they charge you a $20 "diagnostic" fee on top of the cost to repair it. I did like the features and look of the unit, but it's definitely not worth the hassle of the shipping and long-distance charges to get it fixed. I'm moving on...
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Summary: Great While It Lasted
Review: I purchased my Nomad II in December of 2000. In October of 2001 it died on me. I threw it away and purchased an Intel player. Beware of Creative MP3 players.
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Summary: Stick with your name brands
Review: I bought a silver one for myself and a blue one for my girlfriend at the same time. I worked fine first few months. One day my girl friend's Nomad 2 MG stopped working. And after few days mine stopped working. Out of warranty (...). Moral of this story is stick with your name brands like Sony whose been making portable audio players for forever. Creative Labs makes pretty good sound cards but they don't know a thing about making a portable box that is durable.
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Summary: What's with those darn battery contacts?
Review: I had the thing for less than a week and the battery contacts break and now I read this is not uncommon with the unit. When I sent it back to Creative they tried to screw me by claiming my warrenty was up (information I only got by constant badgering). I swear these guys must be trying to lose customers. If I do manage to get a new one it's probably only a time bomb waiting for those battery contacts to break again. A waste of money (and more importantly - time!), don't bother!
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Summary: No Windows XP Drivers Available
Review: If you plan on upgrading your OS to windows XP - do not bother with any Creative Labs products. They are going to take monthes to make drivers available
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