Just got a Zoom H2N
 

I did an initial recording of my Yamaha LL-TA using the XY Mic, and I am really impressed. I know that this is old technology, and I could get the same results with the H1N.
My office isn't big enough to always have Mic booms set up, and I like that I can put this on a mini tripod on my desk and angle the Mic towards my guitar. It might not be the best Mic, but the XY stereo configuration is perfect for acoustic guitar.
Once I get the guitar track, I can import it into my DAW and sing into a condenser Mic.
It's nice that I can get a great quality recording almost anywhere.
I don't like the primitive interface. It's seven year old technology. I also don't like that every time you change batteries, the date and time gets messed up. They should have a watch battery in there.

I've got a Tascam DR-05 that I feel the same about but it does a good job, That said even tho I have a Zoom R-8 console which I find harder to use, I guess I'm more of a plug-in-play guy but those small screens and rotator pads do suck lol

The screens are crazy small on the Zooms but I don't do any editing or eq'ing using mine. Everything is transferred to my PC for editing and eq'ing.

Me too... No editing on either of my recorders

I got a Zoom R8 recently. I've been using an H1 with a Rode SVM stereo mic, which works well I'll admit. But I want to do a little better production and wanted XLR inputs. I looked at the Tascam DR-40x, but the noise level is higher than the Zoom, so I looked at H5. Then I found an R8 with no box, but new condition for $200. I need an AC adapter for it, but rubs on batteries so no hurry. I figured it will be fun to play with. I have the H1 still, so if it's just a quick recording I want to make, I'll have that. R8 seemed like a good way to get more options but retain portability and flexibility of not being tied to a computer.