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There’s no two ways about it, the Creative Zen X-Fi is a very impressive portable media player that retails for Rs. 10,099.This player sports the same 2.5-inch screen as the Zen and the video playback and overall visual performance is noteworthy. The i...
Good Audio Quality, Onboard Speaker, XFi Crystalizer Makes an Audible Difference, Very Good Bundled Earphones, Supports SD Cards...
Without XFi Crystalizer Audio Sounds Flat, Interface & Controls Take time Getting Used to, Average Screen...
The ZEN X-Fi with the X-Fi Crystallizer and onboard speaker apart from all the regular features stood out with its above average audio and video playback and for a fairly lower price than the rest...
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insidehw.com Updated:
2011-08-14 06:44:50
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Since portable multimedia players market is getting slightly overcrowded, and potential users are getting pickier and more demanding, Creative have created new Zen player with addition of few very important letters in its name: X-Fi. Thanks to these tr...
Creative Zen X-Fi is great multimedia player with just few small problems. First and biggest by our opinion is lack of support for FLAC format. Since this is high-class device that has price tag above two hundred Euros this kind of slip-ups are intoler...
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Computerpoweruser.com Updated:
2011-08-14 06:44:50
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Any portable media player today must be weighed against the iPod, the gold standard of MP3 devices. Creative’s lates...
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Creative continues to fight it out in the portable music player market and their most recent Zen X-Fi brings with it some interesting innovations. See which innovations we liked and which ones we didnt. The product is packaged nicely and gets good pr...
The silver finish with black face and buttons makes the unit elegant. Along with the rounded corner design it is easy to hold without getting jabbed. Especially nice if you put it in your trouse...
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It uses Creative's patented Xi-Fi sound technology to bring MP3s and other compressed audio tracks up to near-CD audio quality, and the built-in Wi-Fi on the 16GB and 32GB models allows for streaming content from your PC and media servers. It's als...
Excellent sound quality, SDHC expansion, Premium earbuds included...
Mediocre battery life for audio, No Mac support...
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Light on ounces, heavy on gigabytes, screaming with audio enhancements and streaming like a fiend: The latest ZEN puts it all in the palm of your hand.
Headturningly compact but, Proprietary audio tweaks make it sound BIG, Works great with established content providers and Digital Copy, Highly customizable...
Video streaming requires resizing of our existing video files, No video output, Comes with the shortest USB cable Ive ever seen!...
In a world of portable media player leaders and followers, kudos to Creative for going their own way. The design and feature set are uniquely theirs, with improvements over the first generation and an attractive value for those looking to go beyond th...
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v3.co.uk Updated:
2011-08-14 06:44:52
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The Zen X-Fi is named after Creatives most expensive range of soundcards, which are sold on their high-quality sound. The Zen X-Fi, then, has a lot to live up to.It is a small player, a little smaller than a pack of cards, and a little thinner too. Th...
Good sound quality, Decent earphones supplied, Easy-to-use menus...
Button layout can be confusing, Playing tracks is a little fiddly...
At £70 cheaper than the equivalent iPod Touch, the Zen X-Fi is a good deal for music fans...
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After a hiatus of almost an year, Creative has now come up with the Zen X-Fi, which, though not the best looking PMP around, is certainly one of the best from Creative. It has everything that a new-gen media player boasts of-FM, video player, ima...
8 GB memory, great earphones...
FM is troublesome...
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The first Wi-Fi–enabled Zen offers excellent sound, but drops the ball with a confusing control scheme.
Clean, crisp sound, SD Card slot, Comfortable bundled earbuds, Audiobook support...
Cluttered navigation controls, Underwhelming audio enhancement, Non-JPEG photo files need to be transcoded, No predictive text when instant messaging...
The Creative Zen X-Fi provides excellent sound quality (with the X-Fi Expand turned off) and support for multiple audio and video formats at a very reasonable price. It offers a larger screen and capacity than the similarly priced Sony Walkman NWZ-S718...
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Digitaltrends.com Updated:
2011-08-14 06:44:53
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Creative has been hawking its X-Fi sound enhancement technology hard in the last couple of years, putting it in everything from sound cards to headphones -- and now in a portable AV player. Aside from the usual voice recorder, FM radio, expandable stor...
Very good sound quality, Excellent included earbuds, Attractive interface, Expandable storage...
Buttons are very small and not backlit, No Web browsing or wireless sync, No third-party app support, Typing is difficult, *...
The Zen X-Fi doesnt pose much of a threat to the far more versatile and user-friendly iPod Touch, but folks considering a Flash Zune might opt for the X-Fis larger maximum capacity (32GB vs. Zunes 16GB) plus expandable storage. And Creative has been...
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Creative’s previous had the potential to be a great PMP, considering its slim design, large clear display and the button placement for navigation, but it fared quite averagely. Their next-level Zen called the Zen X-Fi comes equipped with Creative’s fa...
X-Fi enhances audio clarity, Image quality is really good, FM radio reception is quite good...
External speaker is redundant, PC software is a problem, Video conversion is too long, Poor battery life...
The price of Rs 13,550 (without Wi-Fi) for 8GB of space is not too happening, even though the X-Fi engine may be a boon for the Zens audio capabilities. Although this upgraded version offers slightly better sound quality, its unchanged on all other f...
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Its well known that Creative has been leading the PC audio-processing card department and feature their top of the line audio processing cards under the "X-Fi" brand. Along with audio processing chips, Creative dived into the MP3 Players market and...
Good Screen, Good Audio, SD-Card Slot, FM, Battery.
Sharp highs with X-Fi - ON, Poor video quality, Price.
The Creative Zen X-Fi 8 GB sells for around Rs.13,500 with a 1-year warranty. My suggestion is go for the standard Creative Zen and upgrade the earphones to Creatives EP-630. The Zen is a decent player and we found only the bundled earphones to be po...
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Once in a while, a product comes along that makes us sit up and take notice. Sometimes it's because of the way it looks; sometimes because of it's incredible speed and power; and other times it's because it makes one particular task so easy and straightfo...
Despite this, though, the X-Fi remains a highly impressive player. It's absolutely crammed with features - some useful, some not - has good storage capacity and its memory expandability allows it to challenge even some hard disk-based players. Sound quali...
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The Creative Zen X-Fi is beyond question a better all-around digital music player than any of Apple's current iPods.The Creative Zen X-Fi has better sound, superb headphones, an amazing feature set, expandable storage via an SD card slot, an easy-to-u...
It's an outstanding digital music player that rises to the top with ease. The masses may continue to think iPod first when they need a new MP3 player - but it will be a shame if they do. The Creative Zen X-Fi is arguably the most innovative, feature-p...
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The Creative Zen X-Fi is beyond question a better all-around digital music player than any of Apples current iPods. The X-Fi has better sound, superb headphones, an amazing feature set, expandable storage via an SD card slot, an easy-to-use interface...
Nice features, sound, earbuds, and price, Networking and streaming capabilities...
Plastic body feels cheap, but durable, Small screen for video and photos...
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Although saddled with a clunky name, Creatives ZEN X-Fi with Wireless LAN offers plenty of features including wireless capabilities at a great price. Sure, I was occasionally frustrated with the unpolished user interface and the overwhelming number...
Streams and downloads music wirelessly. FM Radio and voice recorder. Quality earphones are included.
User interface needs work. Most videos need to be converted with the included software. Loaded with buttons.
Armed with wireless streaming features, but hindered by an irksome user interface, the affordable ZEN X-Fi is a solid player, but lacks the graceful navigation of devices from Apple or Samsung...
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Price: $329 for 16GB model and $399 for 32GB modelOn top of playing music, videos and displaying photos, this latest addition to Creatives stable of music players comes with wireless LAN too.You can stream and download music and even videos wirelessly...
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The X-Fi beats the iPod Touch for value and features – whether its sound quality and interface can do the same remains to be seen...
Packed with features. Music and video streaming over Wi-Fi. Good bundled earbuds...
Smallish screen. No touchscreen...
The X-Fi beats the iPod Touch for value and features – whether its sound quality and interface can do the same remains to be seen...
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pocketables.com Updated:
2011-08-14 06:44:58
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Creative is marketing its new Zen X-Fi digital media player as "the sound of perfection," which unfortunately is a bit of an overstatement. It is the companys best-sounding player to date and it does sound undeniably great, but really only when X-Fi...
Creative is marketing its new Zen X-Fi digital media player as "the sound of perfection," which unfortunately is a bit of an overstatement. It is the companys best-sounding player to date and it does sound undeniably great, but really only when X-Fi...
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anythingbutipod.com Updated:
2011-08-14 06:44:58
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Zen fans have been looking forward to the next big thing from Creative. These fans clamored for a Zen Vision:M replacement which is, in my opinion, the best blend of MP3 players and PMPs to date. Creative’s last biggest release, the Zen, didn’t seem...
Zen fans have been looking forward to the next big thing from Creative. These fans clamored for a Zen Vision:M replacement which is, in my opinion, the best blend of MP3 players and PMPs to date. Creative’s last biggest release, the Zen, didn’t seem...
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