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| iHome Dual Alarm Clock with Speaker Dock for Zune (Black) | 
 enlarge | Brand: iHome
Category: CE
List Price: $99.99
Buy New: $87.95
You Save: $12.04 (12%)
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Avg. Customer Rating:  13 reviews
Color: Blk
Media: Electronics
Autographed: No
Memorabilia: No
Batteries Included: No
Shipping Weight (lbs): 4
Dimensions (in): 0.1 x 0.1 x 0
MPN: ZN9B
Model: ZN9B
UPC: 047532891638
EAN: 0047532891638
ASIN: B001666GLE
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | Meet the new ZN9, the worlds first clock radio for Zune. The ZN9 features several innovative solutions, including wake and sleep to your Zune music or AM/FM radio presets, a 7-5-2 feature for separa | | • | Compatible with Zune 4, 8, 30, 80. |
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Product Description
Meet the new ZN9, the world's first clock radio for Zune. The ZN9 features several innovative solutions, including wake and sleep to your Zune music or AM/FM radio presets, a 7-5-2 feature for separate weekday and weekend alarm times, and an extra large, backlit LCD display with dimmer. With our Reson8 speaker chambers, you'll be able to enjoy stereo sound around the clock. The new ZN9? treat yourself and your Zune right. Gradual Wake and Gradual Sleep increase/decrease Alarm/Sleep volume so as not to startle the user Clean contemporary design complements the look of the Zune Dual alarm with AM/FM presets 7-5-2 feature for separate weekday and weekend alarm times Unit Dimensions - 10.2 W x 3.1 H x 6.4 D Power - AC Power Adapter (included); Battery Requirements - 2 AA battery backup (included)
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| Customer Reviews: Read 8 more reviews...
 Fittin' in November 11, 2008
The sound, features and size are great although the Zune doesn't fit snugly on the system and unsure if my daughter is damaging the connection when she struggles to get the Zune situated properly.
 Finally, an alternative to earphones for Zune! November 7, 2008
Okay, so I got the 120G Zune, which I love. But then soon realized that if I'm going to have all my music collection on it, it'd be a waste to only be able to listen to it when in the car or travelling on a plane. I also do not have a stereo at home so there was nothing to connect it to.
After some research, I opted for the iHome dock made for Zune. It is very compact in size, but the sound quality is surprisingly good. The thing does have an equalizer to make adjustments, but honestly, right out of the box everything sounded great. Even at high volume, there is little to no distortion and it can be heard throughout my house.
The alarm clock features are also great as there are many options such as 2 separate alarms, both of which can be set for 5 days, 2 days, or 7 days. And the sleep to/wake to functions are also nice. The alarm itself, should you choose that option, is not terribly jarring or annoying since it starts softly and gradually builds.
The battery-back-up has already proven itself very useful. We tend to have power outages where we live, and I've lost count of how many times I've overslept because the power was out. So this week, when it happened again, the alarm woke me up on time. I also liked the fact that the time automatically sets--when you take it out of the box, there is no need to set the time; just set the time zone and the thing does it for you!
There are a couple of downsides, albeit minor. First, if you want to listen to am radio, you will need to plug in an antenna which is cumbersome and awkward since there is really nowhere to hide it. This was not a big deal for me, though, since I don't really listen to am radio, and I didn't really buy this to listen to the radio--seriously, why listen to commercials when I can listen to all my music collection commercial free?!
The second downside is that this does not come with a remote control. At first, I didn't think it would be that big a deal. But since I have the thing on one end of the room and work from other side of the room, a remote would have been handy. A remote can be purchased from iHome for about $20, so I might just have to cave in and get one.
Other than those two caveats, the iHome dock is a great thing to have if you have a Zune.
Good quality. October 21, 2008
I have an 8GB Zune. This product has good sound quality and can go way louder than I would ever need while maintaing decent sound quality. It feels well built, and has several good alarm clock feature that I enjoy. The AM and FM gets decent reception. It was easy to set up. Overall a great purchase.
Some small things take away from a perfect rating:
The Zune plug in port seems weak -- probably because it needs to adjust to fit many Zune sizes. I worry if I ever bump a plugged in Zune I will break it.
The brightness setting of the display. It has 7 settings if you include OFF as setting 7. 1-5 are like having a night-light in my room. Setting 6 is pretty dim, and can't be seen when the room lights are on. A dimmer may have been a better option.
The styling is pretty vanilla...for an all black device.
Zune Alarm Clock September 30, 2008
Has some really good features like the dimming of the backlight. Sound quality is very good. The dual alarm is valuable. Good worthwhile purchase.
"It's about time" September 27, 2008
It's about time a worth while device was made for Zune. I have had a Zune 80 for about a year, and the only time I could really use it was in the vehicles. I just got this iHome ZN9 yesterday, works and sounds great! Don't waste your time or money on that Altec Lansing peice of *#$! Zune dock. Would have been nice if the remote came with it, instead of having to order it after receiving the device.
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