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Creative Zen X-Fi2

Based on 34 reviews

Excellent:

3
Good:

15
Average:

7
Bad:

9

Pros

Impressive video and audio quality.
Battery life.
In-ear sound quality.
MicroSD card slot.
TV-out support.
Accelerometer for auto UI rotation.
FLAC support.
Very good looks.
Bright screen.
X-Fi technology
MSC support.

Cons

Loud speaker.
No radio recording.
No dedicated volume buttons.
Sluggish interface.
Poor touchscreen response.
No dedicated volume control buttons.
No drag and drop playback of AVI files.
Weak loudspeaker.
Poor FM radio reception.
X-Fi feature is a gimmick and distorts audio when activated.
Ultra short USB cable.
Non responsive touchscreen.
No microSD library integration.
No Wi-Fi.

By TopTenREVIEWS on June 01, 2010

This player does exactly what it promises to do: play quality music and...

88
By CIOL on April 12, 2010

Who does not want to have all their music, movies, and pictures all in one place and that too in a way that is super portable? I surely do. In such a situation, what come to our rescue are Portable Media Players or PMPs as they are fondly...

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By TechTree on March 24, 2010

The Creative Zen X-Fi2 is priced at Rs. 8,999 (8GB), 11,999 (16GB) and 14,999 (32GB).I'll be honest; although I really like the previous Zen player I did not like the X-Fi2 at all. There is nothing in this player that would make me choose this over...

50
By PC Advisor on March 10, 2010

Priced at £99 the Creative ZEN X-fi2 is a good PMP for its wide format support and sound quality. However, its rather slow response and the non-responsive touchscreen stopped it from becoming a superior product. Laldinfela Pachuau, PCWorld.in...

70
By PCWorld India on March 05, 2010

Good on features and decent media playback but its touchscreen and interface need...

75
By Whathifi.com on February 22, 2010

With around, it can be difficult for other brands to get noticed, but compared to its rivals, the ’s apparent value seems obvious.That said, while the X-Fi2 is relatively cheap, it feels it too: its 3in touchscreen is somewhat small, and very...

60
By Tech2 on January 29, 2010

Performance and batteryThe UI and its subsections are pleasant to view but not flawless to use. The touch screen is not oversensitive, rather it needs a harder touch sometimes. Multitouch operation like scrolling and tracking during a movie can get...

80
By PCMag Mideast on January 14, 2010

Building on the already solid X-Fi foundation, Creative’s Zen X-Fi2, a second-generation device, accompanies another update. This time around, the nifty little MP3 player has done away with the distinctive button panel. Instead, the X-Fi2 now...

70
By DigitalVersus on December 23, 2009

Terrible Touchscreen That might sound like a rather provocative title, but it's true: we don't think touchscreen interfaces are useful on audio players.While you might have a larger multimedia player in your hands the whole time to surf the web...

60
By Pocket-lint on November 20, 2009

X-Fi fans who are willing to put up with a temperamental touchscreen will be pleased with the quality and versatility on offer here, but we were expecting a little more from Creative’s debut in this market Key specs3.5mm jack, FM radio, microSD,...

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