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I want/need to get an mp3 player, and am looking to get the Zen Micro or Touch.
Thing is though, how does the whole battery replacement thing go?
I don't want to spend 140+ for something that's going to be rendered useless at all let alone over a short period of time (unless I pay even more).
Ta
Thing is though, how does the whole battery replacement thing go?
I don't want to spend 140+ for something that's going to be rendered useless at all let alone over a short period of time (unless I pay even more).
Ta
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Yes, rather than having to send the player off to get rewired up, you can keep it going for a long, long time.
Don't buy one, mine broke after I threw it off a cliff, seriosuyl these are crap products
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Because according to him, "mine busted aftr i felled off my bike"
Seriously, he said that.
Needless to say, I've duly ignored his advice.
Seriously, he said that.
Needless to say, I've duly ignored his advice.
$miley wrote:
> dont buy a touch dude
Why?
> dont buy a touch dude
Why?
dont buy a touch dude
You can buy them from the creative site. They're around £25 i believe.
ßulle†† wrote:
> So yes, if you go with the Zen range, you won't necessarily be
> buggered 12 Months down the line.
That's what I wanted to hear, cheers.
> So yes, if you go with the Zen range, you won't necessarily be
> buggered 12 Months down the line.
That's what I wanted to hear, cheers.
My Archos MP4 player has been used constantly for over a year with little or no battery degredation whatsoever. Sure it's bigger to fit in a decent l-ion battery, but I'll take that over fiddling about with replacements any day.
smaller i would guess
Like a mobile phone battery then?
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