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Question: Does it have bluetooth capability?
Document: While I admit that the Zune is short on apps and games when compared to other items, the functionality of this device is simply awesome. It would also be nice to have bluetooth capability. If games and apps are your thing, it's not for you.
be nice if it has wifi audio push since it does not have bluetooth. Maybe can be add as a new player software or new function in current player.
I have a year subscription and use it everyday. Sure wish it had Bluetooth though. User interface is awesome and love its compactness. It's a little pricey though.
Having been an apple user for MP3 players I was a hesitate to buy this. But taking a chance it's a good choice. After of days of adjusting to how step up playlists and so forth. it was breeze. The only thing that I have to knock on this is that it isn't bluetooth and it doesn't play without something being plugged in.
The battery life seems forever. The only two drawbacks I found are that it is not bluetooth capable and deleting books requires a simple work around. I have found a device called a Dongle that plugs into my Zune to make it bluetooth capable. Other than that, I love my zune.
Any solutions would be welcome.Zune HD wish list.A 3.5 mm plug in FM antenna.Bluetooth ... I have a hearing aid which can use Bluetooth.Better instructions about the use and features of the Zune HD. A PDF file would be great!
One thing I wish the Zune HD had, that it doesn't, is Bluetooth connectivity. I am told that there are some Zune HDs running around that are Bluetooth capable, but they are not retail models. That would have been a nice feature, but I guess it just wasn't in the cards.In summary, if you have not been infected by the Apple virus, I suggest you give the Zune HD (any model) a try.
Bluetooth- The Zune doesn't have any kind of bluetooth, the ipod touch does(with 3.0 firmware). This will mean a lot when more car stereos and devices support bluetooth wireless connection. It's just around the corner and it's very nice. Plus while I'm on this point lets also talk about compatibility. Just about every car manufacture already has a specific hookup for an ipod touch built in their cars. The zune you would just have to make do with an aux port and control on the device.
I looked carefully at the iPod and the Zune and concluded the Zune is more ruggedly built, better looking and offers everything you could want in a high-end MP3 Player. I am a Windows PC user and the integration with the Windows Media Player and the Zune Software is seamless. Just wish the unit had Bluetooth but that's not a show stopper. I look forward to getting the HD AV Dock to make the unit work with HD TVs and component sound equipment.
As long as the Zune software is still alive, although not supported but still able to download tracks and podcasts through Xbox Music, this might still be a good buy. But at this price ($440+) you might be better off just buying an unlocked Nokia Lumia 920 for your listening pleasure. Not only do you get superior music streaming from Nokia Music, but you also can download music service and game apps. PLUS, you get Bluetooth streaming AND a very nice Dolby EQ for headphone listening.
Answer: We have not been able to find a way to modify for Bluetooth. But...it's a small drawback when considering the big picture. After all these years, no one in my family would trade their Zune for any other mp3 player.