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| yooZoo Zen Micro Creative Labs Protective Silicone Case w/ Armband & LCD Screen Protector - 9 color options | 
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| Brand: yooZoo
Category: Apparel
List Price: $19.95
Buy New: $6.95
You Save: $13.00 (65%)
Avg. Customer Rating:  6 reviews
Sales Rank: 106428
ASIN: B000LJF9JC
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | Creative Zen Micro skin / Impact protective and tear-resistant | | • | Very soft silicone Skin case thats very comfortable. | | • | Anti-slide coating applied to reduce the attrition. Standard Thickness, Lightweight / Anti-dust, Direct to Click the Keys and play. | | • | Charger openings, handsfree access and pause switch. | | • | Includes Armband!!! |
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Product Description
This shock-absorbent Zen Micro silicone cases provide complete protection and easy access to all controls and ports, without compromising sleek design of the Zen cases. Cut-away sections give full access to all of your Zen cases controls & ports. Shock absorbent. Zen Micro fits securely into the case.
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| Customer Reviews: Read 1 more reviews...
 A good accessory January 12, 2008
With a good selection of colors to choose from, and the way it protects and improves the look of your Creative Zen Micro, it's a very smart buy. The price is also very reasonable.
 Running MP3 Protection/Armband October 2, 2007
3 out of 3 found this review helpful
I purchased this as I started a training program for a 1/2 marathon. It works good - the silicone case protects against the sweat but the armband itself is hot and a little bothersome. A good product - it just takes some getting used to.
 Disappointing September 7, 2007
0 out of 1 found this review helpful
After I cleared up the problem where they shipped me the completely wrong item, I wasn't impressed at all. I got this to wear to the gym and the armband does not fit my arm at all without cutting off circulation and I do not consider myself someone with large arms. There is nothing wrong with the case, but basically you get what your paying for.
good for the price September 6, 2007
4 out of 4 found this review helpful
I wanted a lightweight yet protective cover for my Zen Microphoto - hard to find! Thanks IPOD. : ( I don't use the clip or the arm band, just the silicone cover and protective plastic cover. Works great, I can now throw my zen in my purse and not worry about scratches. The plastic protective cover that comes with this is too small to cover the entire screen. You have to actually stick a small piece of plastic on the screen, it is not attached to the silicone cover. I cut out a bigger piece of plastic and stuck under the silicone cover. So, it's useful, but not perfect. I wish there were more products available for the Zen.
Great little take it and go item May 16, 2007
3 out of 3 found this review helpful
The armband is great so far. I have not had any problems. I read on some other reviews the concern about the silicon tearing very soon after being purchased. I have not had this problem and I wear my Zen at least 4 days a week at the gym, so I have not been kind on the part. It also sits out in my truck in Arizona heat, and I have not had any problems yet, so thus far, completely worth the small amount of money that I paid for the protector.
I have had this little guy for just about 3 months now and am loving it to the Nth degree! It is light and compact, weighting in at just about 5oz, I believe. The interface between my computer and the Zen has been flawless, though the only way to charge the Zen is by installing the software onto the computer you are using. This is a slight downfall in that if you are visiting friends, and forgot to bring the disk with you, you may run out of battery life. However, the batter is removable in this particular Zen, so if you happen to purchase a battery charger that fits this little guy, then you should be good to go. This was a selling feature for me as I like to travel quite a bit internationally, and finding a random computer that doesn't cost $3/min to use to charge my music player can be a toughie sometimes.
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