So i finally bought a new 80GB zune to replace my 30GB. Having owned the original, i had something to compare with. The look: The new 80GB Zune looks much nicer than the old version.
Its thinner and has a smooth silver back side with a black front much like the old Zune. The screen is said to be slightly bigger than the older version but there is o noticeable difference in my eyes.
Of course like all fancy MP3 players it will scratch up simply by breathing on it. The functionality: This version has a scroll feature, w hich is cool to have but certainly not necessary. Podcasts actually work now and it supports a few games that suffer from horrible load times. It came with a space shooter that took like 2 minutes to load to the point where I could play it. So games suck on it, aside from checkers. The zune software itself is still a bit wonky but its goten better.
The screen is actually great for video. I can watch a sub titled anime i downloaded and actually be able to read the subtitles! And the picture fetcher is always nice to have for me since I lack a picture phone to show off amusing images. The 2nd gene Zune is worth a shot. Being used, I was expecting some issues. I mean, I havent had the best luck with mp3 players, and after a 3 year struggle with my 30gb ipod, I needed something different.
This is different in a very good way. The screen is beautiful, and sizable considering its the same size as my old ipod. It holds 80gb which is more than enough for a semi-aficionado of music, because my is half filled. It runs smoothly, it plays all my different media types, with an internal conversion unlike with apple and itunes where you HAVE to convert everything to mp3 or mov.
The zune program on my computer is breathtaking and I love the playback function. There are a couple cons though. The one major con is that it can be frustrating if you haven't updated your Windows OS, because often the computer would not re cognize the player.
The other con is that its just a little bit heavier than the ipod. Its well worth the price I paid for it, though, and I hope to have it for a while.
The battery may be too low to respond properly. Make sure your software is up to date. If this doesn't work your device may have a button or mother board problem that requires replacement.
Many problems such as system freezing, error messages, and loss of music can be caused by hard drive problems. Many of the steps for troubleshooting the Zune 80's hard drive are the same as the steps above.
Make sure the Zune's battery is sufficiently full before use. If the system freezes, try restarting the device by pressing and holding the back arrow button.
Also, make sure the device's software is up to date. As a last resort you can back up your music and restore the Zune's software which can be done through Microsoft's website. If problems persist, you may need to replace the hard drive.
Here is the answer all are looking for. When your Zune has been dead for a time and will not charge at all. Black screen with no battery icon Sit with it in your lap and plug it in for 20 seconds then disconnect for 20 seconds. It runs smoothly, it plays all my different media types, with an internal conversion unlike with apple and itunes where you HAVE to convert everything to mp3 or mov. The zune program on my computer is breathtaking and I love the playback function.
There are a couple cons though. The one major con is that it can be frustrating if you haven't updated your Windows OS, because often the computer would not recognize the player.
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Last one Last one Last one. No there is no such thing as a First generation Zune 80GB. There is only one first Generation Zune and that is the 30GB one. The one on the link you provided is a 30GB Zune player frame. If the device looks like the one on your link check if it has 80 GB of storage capacity and that would answer your question. Was this reply helpful? Yes No. Sorry this didn't help. Thanks for your feedback.
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