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C reative Labs is famous for its sound cards, CD/DVD players, mouse and keyboards, headphones and digital (portable) music players. Nowadays, Creative produces portable media players of the Zen en MuVo series. Creative has stopped the production of the...
The Creative Zen Mozaic is an excellent music/video player with a nice additional function of watching pictures. The menu and the functions this media player provides are almost similar to those of the original Creative Zen. However; the Zen Mozaic i...
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Theres nothing wrong with having a player that just plays audio. For most people looking for an ultra-portable, thats exactly what theyre after, especially if its cheap.Thats why its so bewildering that s even bothered building video compatibili...
Dinky dimensions and unique design, surprisingly musical performer, superbly simple to operate...
Video playback is a waste of time...
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gadgetshow.channel5.com Updated:
2011-08-17 08:10:00
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Available in 2GB, 4GB, 8GB and 16GB sizes the Creative Zen Mozaic MP3 player has a 1.8-inch TFT colour screen, FM radio function with 32 preset stations, alarm clock, calendar, and a built-in speaker. It also has a 32-hour rechargeable battery life. Th...
Creative has a well-deserved rep for making smart music players. For anyone eager to sidestep the iPod, the Zen Mozaic, Creative’s answer to the nano, is a stand-up candidate. 2GB, 4GB, 8GB and 16GB versions mean it can go toe-to-toe with even the n...
The Mozaic will only work with Windows XP or Vista, and despite having lots of buttons up-front, changing the volume of a track means rifling through menus, rather than clicking a simple key. Its screen is also too small to really enjoy videos on the move...
A noble competitor to the iPod nano, but one only Windows fans can enjoy. Aside from a few quirks in its interface, it’s a solid purchase, and a reassuringly cheap one too.Creative Zen Mozaic is tagged with creative, MP3 player, FM radio, microphone...
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Whilst we liked the sound performance, the indistinct keys and fiddly menus ultimately hamper this MP3 player...
Sound quality, value for money, plenty of features, built-in speaker...
Fiddly controls and menus, poor screen quality...
Whilst we liked the sound performance, the indistinct keys and fiddly menus ultimately hamper this MP3 player...
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With its checkered, multihued design, Creative Zens Mozaic looks pretty slick. Regrettably, this flash-based media player (which is available in black, gray, or pink) is stronger on style than on substance. We found the Creative Zen Mozaics button...
Overall, the Creative Zen Mozaic is a solid offering at a good price, but you may have to do some fiddling to get its features to operate smoothly. Amber Bouman Lowest online price: ££59.99 Buy it now: click here...
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computeractive.co.uk Updated:
2011-08-17 08:10:12
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If you were trying to generate some interest in a new music player, what would you concentrate on? A bigger, brighter screen, maybe, or more storage space for extra songs? Improved sound quality?The big selling point of Creative’s Zen Mozaic – notice t...
Bright, sharp screen; easytouse menus; builtin radio and voice recorder...
No memory expansion possible; button symbols hard to read...
A neat, effective media player with good sound and screen but no means of expansion...
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Round-up Yes, the news is dominated by this week's revamped iPods, but that doesn't mean there aren't plenty of other good media players out there. Put off the colourful Nano, or the shiny Touch? Then here are ten of the best alternatives. Counting dow...
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itreviews.com Updated:
2011-08-17 08:10:13
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An ultra compact, affordable, smooth and chic upgrade for the Creative Zen Plus with superb sound quality and a handy built-in speaker, but a less user-friendly control system and volume accessibility than its predecessor. Creative - Zen Mosaic price...
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techradar.com Updated:
2011-08-17 08:10:13
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As a low-end MP3 player, the Creative Zen Mozaic is well worth a look. Despite the American spelling, there really isnt much to dislike about this one, and theres plenty to love.At launch, the 2GB version costs £50, which is remarkably cheap when you...
Nice size, Controls are easy to use, Features are plentiful...
Only worthwhile in small capacities...
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When a market sector is saturated with products, the smallest things can make all the difference. Budget MP3 players are ten-a-penny, for instance, but only a few among the hundreds on the shelves of our supermarkets and technology stores stand out abo...
Video capabilities are limited, but otherwise this is a nicely-designed and easy-to-use MP3 player stuffed with features...
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expertreviews.co.uk Updated:
2011-08-17 08:10:13
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Creatives Zen Mozaic gets its name from its multi-coloured buttons, which bear a passing resemblance to Roman mosaics. It has the same logically organised interface as Creatives high-end Zen X-Fi, so its easy to use. As its much cheaper, though...
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Were fans of Creatives Zen (2GB) digital media player. Its easy to use, looks good and its versatile. However, the latest model in the flash-based Zen range, the 4GB Mozaic, is only one of those things: versatile. The unit is only around 6cm by 3cm...
FM radio, built-in microphone, built-in speaker, can be used effectively as an alarm clock...
Its design makes it uncomfortable to use, its buttons sometimes need more than one push to work...
We love the functionality of this player, but its design isnt particularly good. We much prefer the bigger Zen to the Zen Mozaic...
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Tough times call for tough measures. With the Apple empire making Julius Caesars cohort look like a momentary insignificance, Creative had to radically revamp the look of its MP3 spinners to keep the revolution going strong.Rather than enlisting the h...
Built-in speaker and microphone. Individual design...
Disappointing screen. No Mac compatibility...
An eccentric and affordable Nano alternative, but the screen lets it down...
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