Does this travel pack work for the 120? Are all of the 80G accessories compatible with the 120? it is my understanding that the 80G and 120G second generation are the same. Any help would be appreciated. :) Does this travel pack work for the 120? Are all of the 80G accessories compatible with the 120? it is my understanding that the 80G and 120G second generation are the same. Any help would be... » Read More Does this travel pack work for the 120? Are all of the 80G accessories compatible with the 120? it is my understanding that the 80G and 120G second generation are the same. Any help would be appreciated. :) « Show Less
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I actually purchased the Zune 120gb and tried to use this device that I had for my Zune 16gb and it does not work. It is not compatible with the newest version of the Zune 120gb, just check out the Zune website.
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It does work with the 120 GB model. The only difference between the 80 and 120 is the capacity. And this uses the same connection as the charge cord, which is compatible with all Zunes.
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According to the product description, it doesn't work with the Zune 120gb. =/
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I own a TG XLS and purchased the pictured attachment they work very well. My owners manual is for Models 2000, 3000, XL and XLS the attachment is pictured in the owner's manual so it should be compatible with all models listed.
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Yeah, those seem to be the major differences. The non-user-replaceable battery on the new View sucks though...that was one nice feature about the e200 series (as oposed to iPods) and seemed to make complete sense. I have had to use firmware update on my V1 e260 to recover from a crash and it was pretty seamless and I lost no data. V2, I believe, does not support the "recovery mode" firmware update. I have no idea what the parameters of the View are regarding this. Maybe it just never crashes! (not likely...) Other thing is the better stats on the microSD expansion slot...now up to 8 gigs (wow!) and using microSCHC. That's 16 gigs total without a hard-drive. Awesome! I have found, after some initial frustration and confusion with the expansion slot on my e260, that I just never put it in MSC (Mass Storage Class) mode and ALWAYS use it in MTP (Media Transfer Protocol) mode. I found moving files with Windows Explorer pretty glitchy in MSC mode. (Windows iExplorer would freeze up or get very strange-acting) Now, I just pull the microSD card, stick in into card reader on my computer (with the full-SD-size adapter) and add files like it was a pen drive. Perfect for podcasts which you switch in and out frequently and perfect for loading stuff for a trip. You could have a second card for you wife's/gf's music or podcasts as well and just swap it out without a Windows session. It DOES mean a much longer boot-up (really "refresh data" after the initial normal bootup...) but I think it's worth it for the flexibility of adding and deleting files so easily. You can always just remove the microSD and not deal with the "refresh-data" wait if you get sick of it. 8 gb of microSD would be nice though! Also, I'd like to hear some objective feedback regarding the sound quality of normal audio with the View as compared to the e280. Is is MUCH better? The e280 has become so inexpensive I may just go for that and wait out the View for another year or two.
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I questioned whether it would work with the 120, because Altec Lansing InMotion 414 does not. I bought an Altec Lansing and had to return it. The very nice folks at Zlive (GPX) were kind enough to order a 120 based on my question as to whether it would or not. It does, they said. Kudos to Kunle at GPX technical support. However, they have no plans to manufacture a special bracket for the 120. The 120 just goes into the USB port without the support of a bracket as the others do.
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There, obviously, is much confusion regarding which battery will work with the GF1. I bought a GT Max BLB13 thru Amazon confident I had the righjt battery. Sorry, but the camera posted an error message and would not use the GT Max. I am returning it but not confident as to next steps. Maybe this one battery is faulty and others from the company are OK, but I would not bet on it.Bernie Kessler, PhD
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I have the 3rd generation (new one) 32 GB IPOD Touch. Works great with this unit.Only problem. The IPOD played perfectly with the default dock adapter, but is a little jiggly. I took that adapter out and replaced it with the one that came with my IPOD. I could not get enough clearance. The IPOD wouldn't make the connection - wouldn't play. I replaced it with the adapter it came with. No one else has this complaint. Plays great music. Also, it's my understanding that the 2nd and 3rd gen IPOD Touch are identical physically, so it shouldn't be a problem. To be safe, this is available in store at Target for $79. 90 day return policy. I have the 3rd generation (new one) 32 GB IPOD Touch. Works great with this unit.Only problem. The IPOD played perfectly with the default dock adapter, but is a little jiggly. I took that adapter out and replaced it with the one that came with my IPOD. I could not get enough clearance. The IPOD wouldn't make the connection - wouldn't play. I replaced it with the adapter it came with. No one else has this complaint. Plays great music. Also, it's my understanding that the 2nd and 3rd gen IPOD Touch are identical physically, so it shouldn't be a problem. To be safe,... » Read More I have the 3rd generation (new one) 32 GB IPOD Touch. Works great with this unit.Only problem. The IPOD played perfectly with the default dock adapter, but is a little jiggly. I took that adapter out and replaced it with the one that came with my IPOD. I could not get enough clearance. The IPOD wouldn't make the connection - wouldn't play. I replaced it with the adapter it came with. No one else has this complaint. Plays great music. Also, it's my understanding that the 2nd and 3rd gen IPOD Touch are identical physically, so it shouldn't be a problem. To be safe, this is available in store at Target for $79. 90 day return policy. « Show Less
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Have emailed Sony twice and talked to two different customer service reps and they both tell me this is NOT compatible with the 4th G Nano. Really like this system but unsure if I should purchase or not. How are Amazons returns??
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It's apparently compatible with the first generation Nano, since there's an adaptor in theor for it. HOWEVER -- It is NOT compatible with Generation II Nano -- I just tried it (having just bought a new Nano 8 gb). I should not be so harsh -- You can hang the new nano on the plug, and the nano is light enough that it holds OK. But, I'd be more comfortable if the adaptor was in there, since it would be more likely to be held without damaging the plug/socket.
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Glad to see I'm not alone. I was looking at the 120gb at the local Best Buy today. I thought I would get some assistance from a live person, who surely was well-informed on the merchandise. I asked the sales rep if the new one would fit in the old ones dock, etc. She said "Oh yes, it'll fit, sure it will. If it's the same size." Hopefully someone will come here and enlighten us!
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Not sure about the 120, but my 80 will hold a charge for 20-22 hours of music (less if I'm watching videos or something that requires the backlight to be on). It doesn't take long to charge (about an hour with the wall or car charger). I'd assume the 120 would be similar.
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Tried it with my 16 GB version and it doesn't show up. Im unsure why. I checked that it wasn't the card by using a microSD to SD adapter and it gets read by both windows and mac so it is not the card. Real shame since I like the low profile this adapter has. I don't know if anyone else has had any luck with it?
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These will surely fit an older 160GB unit. I just tried one on an old 30 gb gen5 or gen6 and it fit as designed. For giggles I also tried it on my old 60gb gen4 photo (5/8 inch thick) and it can be made to work with that (not well, but serviceable). HOWEVER, please read my review on these "sleeves". My old 60GB photo is 9 years old and still running (with a few battery and click wheel changes) due in significant part to the "skins" I've had on it when it took a fall. These don't fit like a glove and won't offer the protection. Look for a 1-2mm thick silicone skin like an old Speck. That's the type of protection you want. These will surely fit an older 160GB unit. I just tried one on an old 30 gb gen5 or gen6 and it fit as designed. For giggles I also tried it on my old 60gb gen4 photo (5/8 inch thick) and it can be made to work with that (not well, but serviceable). HOWEVER, please read my review on these "sleeves". My old 60GB photo is 9 years old and still running (with a few battery and click wheel changes) due in significant part to the "skins" I've had on it when it took a fall. These don't fit like a glove and won't offer the protection. Look for a 1-2mm thick silicone skin like an... » Read More These will surely fit an older 160GB unit. I just tried one on an old 30 gb gen5 or gen6 and it fit as designed. For giggles I also tried it on my old 60gb gen4 photo (5/8 inch thick) and it can be made to work with that (not well, but serviceable). HOWEVER, please read my review on these "sleeves". My old 60GB photo is 9 years old and still running (with a few battery and click wheel changes) due in significant part to the "skins" I've had on it when it took a fall. These don't fit like a glove and won't offer the protection. Look for a 1-2mm thick silicone skin like an old Speck. That's the type of protection you want. « Show Less
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I have seen a different model 2nd gen vs 3rd gen as different priced, are you sure about the change in pricing. Where does one get an AC charger versus USB charger. I have used the built in USB charger but they don't seem to hold a charge.Rich
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It is for the 5th generation (newest as of when we bought it on 9/10/2013) but we got the 32gb model. There isnt a 15GB version but there is a 16GB but that doesnt have the camera on the back but the size and shape of the body is the same. works great with the lightening connector, but if you use the adapter to 30pin then you need to peel the cover back, but since it is gel it is pretty easy. Also if you buy a film screen protector (this product doesnt cover the screen). make sure you put it on perfectly square and "within the lines" of the screen's edge seams because when i first put on our protector the gel case pushed the edges up because i was a bit sloppy with the screen protector. It is for the 5th generation (newest as of when we bought it on 9/10/2013) but we got the 32gb model. There isnt a 15GB version but there is a 16GB but that doesnt have the camera on the back but the size and shape of the body is the same. works great with the lightening connector, but if you use the adapter to 30pin then you need to peel the cover back, but since it is gel it is pretty easy. Also if you buy a film screen protector (this product doesnt cover the screen). make sure you put it on perfectly square and "within the lines" of the screen's edge seams because when i first... » Read More It is for the 5th generation (newest as of when we bought it on 9/10/2013) but we got the 32gb model. There isnt a 15GB version but there is a 16GB but that doesnt have the camera on the back but the size and shape of the body is the same. works great with the lightening connector, but if you use the adapter to 30pin then you need to peel the cover back, but since it is gel it is pretty easy. Also if you buy a film screen protector (this product doesnt cover the screen). make sure you put it on perfectly square and "within the lines" of the screen's edge seams because when i first put on our protector the gel case pushed the edges up because i was a bit sloppy with the screen protector. « Show Less
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Sorry, I can't answer your question. I don't have the 120GB. Call Amazon's customer service, they can help you.
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I have an 80g classic -- I hope that it works. I can't get the case open to put the new battery in. I've looked at on line videos to see how to open the case -- and you should do that (there's a tricky way to unhook the old battery -- if you don't do it right, you ruin the ipod) -- and I still can't get ti open. If I had it all to do over again, I'd take it to an Apple store or send it to one of the online repair shops (best Buy, etc can't work on them.
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it should work fine. I just used mine in south korea about 4 weeks ago. No problems at all. I got the world pack with several different countries. The E/F type is the right type for Korea.