This player may not be as popular as the iPod but its capabilities are as good. And it offers a built-in FM receiver. The proprietary software Creative Console, used to import audio and video files into the player, is pretty good. The software's speed of downloading files into the player has improved over time. However, sometimes it gets confused and errors are created -- when this happens, you have to shut down the Creative Console software and restart it. The cataloging capabilities of the MP3 player itself is good, allowing you to pick genres, artists, playlists, albums, etc. when choosing your listening preferences. Different EQ settings are offered, too. I don't use the Wi-Fi option because I don't need it. My player has 8 GB of storage, enough for around 180 albums which is plenty for my needs. My particular player was a refurbished Zen X-Fi model (about $80), a replacement for a stolen Wi-Fi model purchased for around $200 18 months ago.Get more detail about Creative Labs Screen Protector for Zen X-Fi.
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