Zune 120 GB Video MP3 Player (Black) |  | Brand: Zune
Category: CE
List Price: $249.99
Buy Used: $153.98
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New (11) Used (23) Refurbished (4) from $153.98
Seller: mistermoney-hq
Rating:  476 reviews
Sales Rank: 369
Format: CD
Platform: Windows
Color: Black/Black
Media: Electronics
Autographed: No
Memorabilia: No
Number Of Items: 1
Batteries Included: No
Operating System: Windows
Display Size: 3.2
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.8
Dimensions (in): 12.9 x 61.1 x 108.2
MPN: H3A-00001
Model: H3A-00001
UPC: 718122038664
EAN: 0718122038664
ASIN: B001EQ0HAW
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | IMPORTANT: Allow your Zune to charge for 30 minutes then disconnect and reconnect the cable to turn on the player | | • | Listen to your favorite FM radio stations and click to tag the songs you like for later purchase when you sync your device with your PC | | • | Download millions of tracks, whole albums, or playlists with the Zune Pass subscription service; extend your subscription online or by purchasing a Zune Pass card | | • | Connect to your home wireless network and remotely sync your Zune device with your PC collection from your dock, AC adapter, or speaker dock accessory | | • | 120 GB capacity for up to 30,000 songs, 25,000 photos, or 375 hours of video | | • | 3.2-inch color LCD with 320 x 240 pixel display resolution |
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Amazon.com Product Description--Posted September 9, 2008
Massive capacity in a deluxe device that delivers uncompromised audio and video quality, the Zune 120 GB can fit a huge collection and still have room for videos, podcasts, and more. This major player hooks up with innovative discovery features like Buy from FM and wireless sharing, so you never stop gobbling tunes. It holds up to 30,000 songs, 25,000 pictures, or 375 hours of video. Watch a demo on Zune.  Every Zune device lets you listen to your favorite FM radio stations and tag songs for later purchase. |  Download millions of tracks, whole albums, or playlists with the Zune Pass subscriptions service. |  Remotely sync your Zune device with your PC collection. |  The Zune Marketplace offers millions of songs, albums, TV shows, audio/video podcasts, and more. |  A full family of accessories is compatible with all Zune devices. | Buy from FM
Click to buy from the built-in FM radio. Every Zune device lets you listen to your favorite FM radio stations and click to tag the songs you like for later purchase when you sync your device with your PC.1 Zune Pass
With the Zune Pass subscription service, you'll get millions of tracks for the price of one CD. Download tracks, whole albums, or playlists. Explore new music or rediscover old favorites--then sync them to your Zune. Extend your subscription online or by purchasing a Zune Pass card. Or, if you like, purchase songs or albums individually.2 Wireless Sync
Remotely sync with your PC. Connect to your home wireless network and remotely sync your Zune device with your PC collection from your dock, AC adapter, or speaker dock accessory.3 Device to Cloud
Your Zune player can access thousands of wireless hotspots around the country. Automatically update your collection, browse Zune Marketplace, refresh your Channels, exchange favorites with friends, or buy songs you've tagged from your FM radio. Take advantage of a Zune Pass and access the music you love where you want, at no extra cost. Wireless Sharing
Music is in the air with Zune wireless sharing. Send your favorite songs, albums, playlists, pictures, and even audio podcasts freely between any Zune devices. Listen to the full track of any song you receive up to three times and pass them along to other friends. If you want to buy a song, click to tag it and have your Zune find it later when you sync with your PC.4 Channels
Like your very own radio stations, Zune Channels are custom programming stations that deliver personalized playlists to your Zune from a variety of sources you select, such as music experts, celebrities, or top radio stations. Channels you subscribe to automatically update whenever you're connected--to your PC, home network, or even selected wireless hotspots. When you subscribe to Zune Pass, you get an unlimited Zune Channels experience. Games
Zune players now come with a selection of fun free games. Choose music from your collection to create your own personal game soundtrack. Connect and compete wirelessly with other nearby Zune users. Video/TV Shows
Choose from a growing selection of TV shows now available on the Zune Marketplace video store, and take your favorite episodes or whole seasons with you wherever you go. Use your Zune device to watch popular shows like The Office, South Park, Heroes, and 30 Rock from NBC; shows from Comedy Central; Adult Swim from the Cartoon Network; and countless other shows from other major networks.6 Also, if you're recording TV shows or movies with Windows Media Center in Windows Vista, you can import and sync them to your device. Load up your favorite videos, and hit the road.5 Zune Social
Discover, share, and connect with the Zune Social, a free online community that lets you share your musical tastes with friends and millions others. Customize your Zune Card and Zune profile page with your favorite music and pictures. Then connect and share Zune Cards, music, and messages with friends and other members of the community. Zune Marketplace
Fulfill your entertainment desires at Zune Marketplace. Millions of songs, albums, TV shows, audio/video podcasts, and more are available--plus, your online store is always open and only a mouse click away. Download or subscription? It's up to you. Buy individual songs and albums, or an unlimited Zune Pass music subscription2. Audiobooks
Let your Zune read to you while you can't. Listen to everything from your favorite novels to the latest bestseller. Now you can transfer your existing audiobook files from sites like Audible.com to your Zune device and enjoy them whenever you want. Xbox 360 Compatibility
Ever wish you could play games to the sound of your favorite tunes? Now you can. Connect your Zune device to your Xbox 360 console and play your favorite songs while you game on Xbox 360 and Xbox LIVE. You can share content from your Zune collection to an Xbox 360 console on a home network and play your media through the Xbox Dashboard. Accessories
Traveling, working late, or working out? Whatever you're up to, your Zune will be right there with you. Make sure you have the best accessories to keep up with your lifestyle. - Zune AC Adapter: Fast recharge wherever there's an outlet
- Zune Car Pack: Ride with Zune as it charges while playing in your car
- Zune Home AV Pack: Hook up your Zune to any home stereo and control it via remote
- Zune Premium Earphones: noise-isolating design that delivers superior sound quality and comfort
- Zune Cable Pack: Provides every cable you need to stay connected
- Zune Dock Pack: Nonstop your tunes while you charge your Zune
Legal Disclaimers:
1. Buy from FM feature available with stations broadcasting RDS and RT Plus data
2. Zune Pass is a monthly music subscription service; some songs are not available via Zune Pass. Available Zune Pass content may vary over time.
3. Wireless sync feature requires access to a home wireless network
4. Zune to Zune wireless sharing may not be available for all songs in your music collection and works only between Zune devices within wireless range of each other. Recipients may play full-length sample tracks up to three times.
5. Requires a PC running Windows Vista Home Premium or Windows Vista Ultimate and an integrated or external TV tuner.
6. Available content may vary over time.
What's in the Box?
Zune 120 GB Digital Media Player, earphones with three earpiece covers, Sync cable
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| Customer Reviews:
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 Prefer my my Sanza Fuze and Ipods July 28, 2010
Matthew Brown (Minnesota & Colorado)
This was the first mp3 player I ever bought, and I honestly wish I'd never gotten one. The package I purchased did not include any software, you had to download it (which would have been fine, but I run OTR trucks, and comcast just can't keep up). When I contacted Micro$oft regarding getting the software, they sent me a cd that had nothing more than the drivers. After sitting on this thing for a few months, I was able to use a friends wifi to download the software. The software immediately modified and changed many of the tags and info I had on my music collection. I have never cared for this player simply because the software created far too many headaches for me. As for the player itself, it is very sturdy, and can take a pretty good beating. I had it on my dash in a head on semi-semi accident, and was told that was still playing when the paramedics arrived. If you don't have a large music collection, and you have a constant internet connection, then this may be a very nicce player, but it just wasn't right for me. I was able to find a much less expensive player, the Sanza Fuze, that I absolutely love. It does not require any special software like the Zune and Ipods do.
Not bad! July 12, 2010
Phillip Lai
There's been problems with loading the screen menu on the zune. I'm not sure if it's suppose to do that if I have screen lock enable.. but one I took it off, it still does it.. so I'm a bit iffy on that.
Not impressed with the software. July 9, 2010
B. Hodges (Eaton, CO, USA)
I am not impressed with the Zune software. When I first purchased a Zune, it worked fine and so did the software. Software soon stopped working on my brothers computer and Zune tech support wanted me to basically start over on my computer. I switched to using a different computer and it worked fine for months but now has an intermittent problem where it will sometimes play and download files and sometimes just not. Sucks. I find myself pretty frustrated.
 had it for a while, but... July 6, 2010
J. C. Aguirre
Ok, I've had my Zune for over a year. It's pretty good,I mean it has a 120Gb's.
Nice screen, video quality is pretty good,so is the sound.Easy to use, and has FM radio.
Plus some other features like games, and sync wireless from your computer.
But, the battery life isn't that great. After a while mine had a mind of it's own.
supposedly it charges in 2hrs. well, mine sometimes will last 6-2hrs. it use to a full 10hrs. or more.
the sync time is pretty slow. You need to use the software, which it's not that bad.
screen does smudge, so I recommend a screen protector to prevent scratches as well.
I really can't say I recommend the zune, or not.
Cuz it's pretty ok just a couple of flaws.
Refurbished unit works for now, but not sure how long it will last June 26, 2010
tnoffsi
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
My refurbished 120 GB 2nd generation Zune arrived yesterday, and honestly, I'm not sure how long it will last. The small crack between the faceplate and back of the case seems to be wider than it should. I don't know if the refurbishing process required the player to be disassembled, but it looks like at some point the Zune has been opened up. The screen looks great, no scratches or smudges, and the buttons are all working perfectly, including the new touch sensitive zune pad. There were a few minor scratches and dings around the sides and corners of the player (doesn't really bother me), but the big source of worry for me is that there is a dent in the back casing, almost like it was whacked with something or dropped. However, as long as the interior parts are either new or were not damaged by whatever caused the dent, I'm not too worried.
The fact is, there is damage to the player that Indy did not mention, and I don't know what specifically was included in the refurbishing process. Was the screen replaced? (It looks brand new) Was the hard drive replaced because the old one was damaged from a fall that dented the back cover? Did it break apart from abuse or was it taken apart? Will it fall apart again? Is an interior part damaged and ready to fail? I just don't know.
All that aside, I'm really excited to have a new Zune. I own the 1st generation 30 GB model, which has stood up well to aging (I've had it for about 3 years now). I'd like to say that I took good care of it, but freshman year of college I dropped it 6 feet from my bunk to the tile floor...twice...but it still works! Hardly a scratch at all. My music collection, however, has grown significantly, meaning that my old Zune just couldn't hold it all. My decision to buy another Zune wasn't because I didn't like the original, or for any other reason than that it just didn't have the storage capacity I need anymore. I toyed around with the idea of buying a Zune HD, but I would need to buy the Zune HD 64 that's coming out to fit all my music, and honestly, $350 is way too much to spend on an mp3 player. I'd love to get an HD, but I'll have to wait until they're price is more in tune to my budget.
In the end, the Zune is working great, it synced with my computer easily, I loaded all my music with about half the space on the zune still available, and it works with all the accessories I had for my 30 GB model.
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