Review on M-Player IPod Nano 3Rd Generation (8GB Portable Audio & Video by Adam Bronisz ᠌

It is safe to say that this is the best player you can get for your money. It sounds wonderful. The volume margin is simply enormous; I never get higher than 70 percent with it. The construction quality is unparalleled to that of any other product. The fact that the player is constructed of metal is quite encouraging. In the palm of your hand, the quality is palpable. In addition to that, he does not suffer from a fear of heights. It is correct that the back cover has a chrome plating, however after only a few short months, it has become useless. There is an equalization present, but it is recommended that you do not use it. There is no manual adjustment, and the presets significantly degrade the sound quality; the headphones, which are Koss PortaPro, either begin to lock up or hiss, or both. I won't say anything about iTunes because an entire library's worth of books have been written about the conflict with it. Management is above all praise. The lock lever is the source of the annoyance because it cannot be unlocked using only one hand. Despite its size, the screen has a highly vivid and fruity appearance. It is very readable in natural light, even without the use of a backlight. Watching clips is always entertaining. And the batteries, of course. It is guaranteed that you will have three days of typical activity if the screen brightness is set to fifty percent.