Free 2GB Creative Zen V MP3 Player when signing up for Napster to Go

crube

http://www.napster.co.uk/specials/ntg_update.html

You have to commit to 6 months at £14.95 per month, but it's well worth it IMO. I've been a happy regular Napster Subscriber for 3 years now, so this was a no brainer for me

iliketosave_2

Sorry, that saying, no brainer really bugs me, its one of those everyone hears and jumps on like 'so not'.
Is it worth it if you dont subscribe. Whats the RRP?

crube

iliketosave wrote: »

Sorry, that saying, no brainer really bugs me, its one of those everyone hears and jumps on like 'so not'.
Is it worth it if you dont subscribe. Whats the RRP?

I'm actually not completely sure if it's the Zen V or the Zen V+, the regular V is £39.95 at Amazon, the V+ IS £54.95.

[Deleted User]

Not even a half decent deal IMO.

Sam_G_3

Not bad, but you have to ask yourself, unless you are planning on download 6 million tracks each month, is it really worth paying £14.95/month?

I use a legal download site that only charges 15 cents (US) per track, and you get a 10% discount if you download the entire album, which is good for me as I don't download music that often and I CBA going to the shops to buy a CD single for like £2.00 or whatever.

m_will

Sam_G wrote: »

Not bad, but you have to ask yourself, unless you are planning on download 6 million tracks each month, is it really worth paying £14.95/month?

I use a legal download site that only charges 15 cents (US) per track, and you get a 10% discount if you download the entire album, which is good for me as I don't download music that often and I CBA going to the shops to buy a CD single for like £2.00 or whatever.

Any chance of sharing the name of the site with us?

Thanks.

The_MoneySavingKid

Sam_G wrote: »

Not bad, but you have to ask yourself, unless you are planning on download 6 million tracks each month, is it really worth paying £14.95/month?

I use a legal download site that only charges 15 cents (US) per track, and you get a 10% discount if you download the entire album, which is good for me as I don't download music that often and I CBA going to the shops to buy a CD single for like £2.00 or whatever.

I can promise you that whatever site you are talking about is guaranteed to be illegal.

soon2bjobless

I joined Napster-to-go well over a year ago (the offer was then for Sandisk mp3 player which my daughter still uses)

On Napster-to-go you can have up to 3 MP3 players registered so I bought 2 re-furbed Creatives from the Creative site for just over £20 each.

Which means all 3 of us can have our own music (and we all download at least 4 albums each per month) so for £14.95 we found it excellent value for money. I also really like their suggested playlists and have found some excellent music from them that I would normally have not listened to.

But I suppose its horses for courses - unless you are going to get the most use out of it, it could be cheaper just downloading (and paying for) the tracks you want.

crube

Some of you are hard to please :rolleyes: As soon2bjobless correctly said, it of course depends on you and your needs whether it is a good deal or not. For me it is, for some of you it may not be - but I'm glad I passed it on. You're welcome

crube

So mine arrived this morning, it is indeed the 2GB version with video playback and everything. I've transferred some music to it and it's a fantastic little player, very pleased indeed

soon2bjobless

I think they are smashing wee players - Creative has its own podcast site too - http://www.zencast.com/ -

Never had any probs with my 2 re-furbs and thats been over a year of solid use.