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Input:
For those debating whether to buy this product, I'm writingthis review to *possibly* help you out.
I've had this product forabout a month now, and overall I'm happy with it.
Here are thegreat/good aspects of the product:
- It works as advertised.  I'veripped over 100 jazz CDS, and still have room for more.
- The soundquality is fine.  I've read complaints from others about soundquality, volume not being high enough, etc.  I realize everyone hasdifferent standards, but I myself find the quality about the same asmy CD player and certainly better than standard MP3 players.  And Iconsider myself relatively picky about sound quality.
As forvolume, if I go beyond level 16 (and the highest volume control islevel 20) it hurts my ears, so the volume strength is certainly finefor me.
(Note: get a good pair of headphones or use your favoritepair...as is usually the case, the headphones that come with the Nomadare pretty much garbage.
Here are the 'drawbacks' or 'weak points'that Creative should address in the next version of the product
- Mybiggest issue (and I think everyone is in agreement) is battery life. At BEST they last about 3.5 hours for me, though individual mileagewill vary.  Yes, Creative does provide a 2nd set of batteries, but tome that's a sign that Creative knew this would be an issue and tookthe path of least resistance.
- The software is 'OK'.  It works,and can get you where you need to go, but Creative really didn't dotheir homework as far as learning what 'power users' would want out ofsoftware.  For a beginner, it's fine.  Beyond that, it's kludgy.
Iuse another ripper that supports Variable Bit Recording (VBR), so Irip with my other software and just use the Creative software totransfer files from my computer to the Nomad Jukebox.
- The userinterface for the Nomad itself is 'OK', but again kludgy and a tadslow.  It's almost funny to tap the volume control and have to wait asecond or two before the Nomad responds.  (It's amazing how you takethat kind of thing for granted on a normal walkman.)
- The manual. I read it.  I laughed.  I tossed it aside.  Enough said.
- Thedesign of the AC adapter is strange.  Again, a tad bigger and morekludgy than needs to be.  I hope Creative addresses this in thefuture.
- Along with the battery issue, here's the other one thatactually annoys me: the carrying case is another example where theyreally didn't keep the customer in mind.  You can't comfortably fitthe 2nd pair of batteries in, nor can you fit in the AC adapter, etc. For the price tag ..., I really would have expected Creative to throwin a better carrying case.  I'd even consider it OK if they'd offer aGOOD carrying case as an add-on accessory (and maybe they do, but I'vesearched their Web Site and can't find one.)
Miscellaneous comments:
- I've played with EAX, and, well, it's not for me.  To me, it'smore 'gimmicky' than anythingelse.  I truly don't care that I don'tuse it...but I do care that Creative should have paid more attentionto other details.
Now, someone may read this and wonder why I gaveit 4 stars...bottom line, I love the sound quality and I love having atruckload of CDs in one little place.  Yes there are weaknesses inthis product, but the core of the product works very very well.
Ihope this helps.

Options:
A: very positive
B: positive
C: neutral
D: negative
E: very negative
Answer: B: positive