Creative Technology Nomad Jukebox (6 GB) MP3 Player

Pros: Great sound, acts as a portable harddrive (although kinda slow compared to firewire)
Cons: Short battery life, can't play 32kbps mp3s (w/the storage capacity you should never need to...)

This is a great product, I don't know what else to say about, it has everything I could possible ever want (and with the upgradable os who knows, mabye more than that!). Compared to the Rio500 (of Which I own one also) i find that the NJB beats it out in...

Pros: Great Quality, Nice Size HD, portable, music/data storage
Cons: Pricy, Constant Updates

This is a great piece of hardware for all music lovers. The Creative Labs Nomad is for the wonderers in the world. It is great for its size, considering they fit a 6 GB Hard Drive in it. The music sounds great and there are audio jacks for every type...

Pros: 6 Gigs - what else do you want?
Cons: $400 is a hard hit to take initially, but it pays itself off

Look at this BAMF! Weighing in at a little more than 6 GIGS this player is the way to go. I'm the first to admit it's not the final word in MP3 devices, but it's a step up from the POS players I have seen in the last 2 years or so. $200 for 64 megs or...

Pros: Huge storage, Organized menu, Ease of Use
Cons: A little heavy and big but hey it's 6 GB!!!!

I'd been waiting for the hard drive based MP3 players to come down in price and they finally have. You can find this model on the web for as low $150 used and $180 new! That's a great price considering you can get over 1000 songs on this thing!
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Pros: Great Sound Quality, Relatively Small Size, Good Construction
Cons: Software is a work in progress. Battery Life is awful. No remote.

I've used this for 3 months now. Overall it is a landmark creation. The best combo of sound quality and music quantity in a small package. They have an excellent sound chip for great audio.

I have downloaded and installed their latest...

Pros: Great sound. It Records very well! Price, I got mine very cheap. Durable.
Cons: Its big compared to others but its more than worth it.

If you are a musician, this mp3 player is great. I have all my albums on it, I can set up two mics and record practice sessions or record material for auditions in stereo with great sound. I can't say enough about the sound quality it puts out. It is also pretty easy to use. I learned pretty much all there is to it in about an hour without looking at the directions. The only drawback is the size (about the size of a CD player) compared to its competition, but the fact that this is one of the only mp3 players over 5GB right now that records put it on top for me.

this is the best mp3 player in the world. it's great thing didn't stop one time. be sure you will listen to your own music any time any ware. the sound quality is very very good i didn't hear sound like this before. 3 ext. mp3,wma,wav it's realy powerfull thing. don't mad it's nomad. what r u wating for,go buy it now!!!

I've had this for about two years now and am very happy with it. I have about 4 gigs loaded (about 65 hours of music). I mainly use the shuffle feature to listen to the tracks randomly. In the car, it's great. Note that you can't leave it in a parked car during the summer. If it gets too hot, it won't turn on. When it cools down again it works fine, but that takes a while. When I connect it up to my band’s PA system, I can tell that the audio quality isn't perfect. All MP3s are encoded with Lame VBR high quality, and they all sound great on my main system, so I know it’s the Jukebox that’s decreasing the quality. Also, there’s no Automatic Volume adjustment, so some songs are much louder than others. But it’s small, light, easy to carry, and works well for background music between sets. We also sometimes use it to record our band’s performance. The only problem here is that there’s no record level, so if you don’t guess the record level correctly it sounds like crap.