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Old 05-04-2020, 03:58 PM   #62
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Originally Posted by Apache View Post
I still have my Zune. It was hands down better than an iPod. It was much easier to add music to my Zune. It would automatically check my music folder and add anything new. My iPod required me to manually choose new music files or folders before I could add them.
Right now I mainly use my Onkyo DPS-X1A. I like it because it has 64 GB of onboard storage and will hold two micro SD cards with up to 256 GB each. I have music on one card and Audio books on the other. It also has Wi-Fi and I can play music from Amazon, Sirius/XM and other services.
Apache
I loved my Zune. Unfortunately I wasn't paying attention and tried to force its cable in the wrong way and damaged the Zune's connector. I've yet to find a music player for Android that was as well done as the Zune's.
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