Zlive Speaker System and Docking Station for Zune
By admin On January 11th, 2010
- Certified Zune docking station
- Charges your Zune while it plays
- White backlit see-through LCD display
- RCA video output for viewing videos on your TV
- Auxiliary input for use with external audio devices
Amazon.com Product Description–Posted July 28, 2008
The ZLive NS108B speaker system makes sharing your music a snap. This system connects to all Zune players through the certified connection. You also can connect to any MP3 player, cell phone, or video game system through the line input. Control your music from across the room with the remote, and enjoy room-filling sound from the acoustically calibrated stereo speakers. The NS108B makes sharing your music a snap. Click t… More >>
Zlive Speaker System and Docking Station for Zune
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M. ROMERO Says: January 11th, 2010 at 11:25 pm
Yo vivo en Venezuela y tengo el mismo problema que todos los que han califiacado con una estrella, el equipo solo sirve como Cargador y como Auxiliar. La página Web del producto no contiene Explicaciones para tratar de resover el problema. NO COMPRO MAS ESTA MARCA
Rating: 1 / 5
~*~Erin~*~ Says: January 12th, 2010 at 2:24 am
I have had my Zlive for about a year, but I never thought to play my Zune on it until about 6 months after I got it, because I already had another player. My parents had gotten me this one. By the time I thought to really try it out, the warenty had already expired. I would have returned it before but I waited too long. The clock does not work right half of the time and freezes during power blips instead of just shutting off so I wake up and have to reset the thing and I have nearly been late thinking the time is truly an hour or so behind. I had tried the system out when I got it; it worked fine, but when I truly wanted it to play, I put in the batteries and it wouldn’t play. The worst part of this system is that it has to be plugged into a socket AND you have to have four AA batteries. It has played good before, an awesome system when it worked. I would have recommended it if it worked properly.
Rating: 2 / 5
Mimi Says: January 12th, 2010 at 3:27 am
First of all unless I plug and unplug this system the light on the clock stays on which would be a nice night light if thats what you wanted, but the clock won’t keep the correct time, so seeing the light on all the time just lets me know the clock is wrong, and the sound is good if it would stay stable, the volume keeps going down and I have to thumb it to make it come back up. Should have paid a little more, one that has the radio features, but the look of the speaker dock is ok thats all.
Rating: 2 / 5
Bell Says: January 12th, 2010 at 4:00 am
I bought this based on all of the positive reviewes here. When I received it I was surprised at the construction of the item. Very solid, very sleek looking. Unfortunately it falls very flat on the sound. I played with all the EQ settings but still everything sounded tinny and the bass was non-existent. My intent was to use this in my office at work on a very low volume so the quality didn’t have to be that great. Unfortunately just couldn’t get past the bad sound. This was replacing the Altec Lansing (which died after a year) so maybe I was a bit spoiled.
Rating: 1 / 5
EOGHAN MCHUGH Says: January 12th, 2010 at 5:55 am
This dock was ok for the price. Sound is acceptable. Looks great but the LCD display has gone busto on my one and random numbers appear so it kind of makes the whole unit look a bit crap. I just realised today that there is only a 90 day warranty which is really bad in my view so I can’t do anything with it.
Rating: 2 / 5