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Question: Accessories? Do the accessories (car adapter, USB, etc) for vision zen m work for vision zen w? Are there any screen covers or skins available for vision zen w?
Document: Avg batt life so far is about 2 1/2 hrs for video, and who knows for audio b/c I've let it play all day on audio w/ a full charge and it didn't die, however that is with the switch in lock mode which turns off the screen. Player charges with USB cable (included) or AC adapter (included).The out options are incredible, I can hook it to any TV or projector and surprisingly the picture is pretty good using full screen mode.
Watching movies makes time go faster when waiting at the hospital.- AC adapter as well as USB available to charge the player.- Reads many types of memory cards.
Only by reading the discussion threads in the Creative website and learning from other users did I discover that I needed an upgraded version of WMP and some other program. Once I got those programs I could at least get music into the device. But now the website I was using to get music doesn't recognize that the Vision W has 60 GB to work with and I can only get the 6 GB of content that is available on the Zen V Plus.
Yeowza! I don't think this is going to replace any of my iPods or Shuffles anytime soon in terms of music playing (It *is* on the cumbersome side for that), but for long car rides, doctors' offices, faculty meetings (shhh! ), bedtime while camping, this is PERFECT. I also look forward to being able to show photos of student work to new classes as models rather than having to stack and store five thousand posters, booklets, advertisements, etc.
I bought this after my 30 GB Zen Vision was stolen from my car. I figured I'd go for the 60 gig version because my music collection has been growing drastically recently. When I received this the first thing i thought was "Wow, this is huge!" Its seems like its twice as thick as my previous one and it is longer (due to the wide screen).
When I purchased my zen over a year ago I thought it was the greatest thing out there. It had so much potential and the abilities is had were up there with the best.... and then Creative pretty much abandoned the product. There hasn't been a firmware upgrade in over a year, all the accessories that were supposed to come out never did. (No Docking station, no case, etc.)
I bought the creative zen vision w. At first I thought it was great. After a while however, I realized that the Archos 504 is better. For the same price, you get 80 gb of storage with Archos compared to 60 gb with the creative zen. Both players screen size is the same, but the archos 504 can display 16 million colors rather than 200,000. Mostly importantly Archos 504 can play almost anything you download off the internet.
Since I play my mp3s mostly through my car stereo, I'm using the A/V out jack. Apparently, Creative thought that people would only be using the jack to connect to video sources, overlooking the obvious fact that the line out provides superior sound quality when connected to an external stereo as well. Anyway, the display screen, once it senses that you've connected to the A/V out jack, completely blacks out, so you can't see what song is playing, time elapsed etc.
We bought this Vision W60 GB Widescreen Multimedia Player for my daughter for Christmas. She researched for months, and wanted it for the storage capacity and screen size. It is a beautiful player with excellent video and audio capabilities, although it was difficult to find music videos to download. However, there are no carrying or protective accessories for the device, and it is rather large and awkward to carry around.
Although I bought one black Zen Vision W 60 GB, they send me white power adapter cable. The other things are OK.
Answer: Those skins are okay, but would be better if there were some sort of hard flap to cover the screen. Those are hardly screen protectors. They don't protect against much, and make the screen look misty. Put this thing in your pocket and the "screen cover" peels off.