Creative Zen Neeon 5GB Review
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Package Contents

Instead of the classy packaging like the Zen Micro or iPod, Creative has opted for the simple and practical packaging for the Zen Neeon.


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The back of the box lists the package contents, system requirements and a short list of features. Note the Microsoft PlaysForSure logo at the bottom left.


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Upon opening the box, the first layer contains the Quick Start Guide, installation CD, and technical support information.


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Below, nestled in a bed of foam, is the Zen Neeon.


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And below that are the earphones, line-in cable, USB cable, neck strap, pouch and one Stik-On skin.


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A shot of everything in the box. As you can see, Creative has reverted back to black instead of the over-used white accessories.


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Continuing on the tradition, Creative bundled a pair of EP-480 earphones with the Zen Neeon. If you have been using the bundled earphones of other brands, the EP-480 is a very big welcome change, offering a great improvement in terms of sound quality. Also, instead of the flimsy satin pouch Creative bundled with the Zen Micro, this time round it is a tough-looking black velvet pouch which seems as if it might help the Zen Neeon take a few knocks. It's a bit of a dust-magnet though.


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Creative Zen Neeon 5GB

Review Index

Page 1: Introduction/Creative Zen Neeon Media Reception
Page 2: Package Contents
Page 3: The Player
Page 4: Navigation System
Page 5: Installing Software/Transferring Files/Transfer Speeds/Benchmarks
Page 6: Creative Stik-On/Battery Life/Problems
Page 7: Comparisons/Summary/Conclusion
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