Review on MP3 player Apple iPod nano 7 16Gb by Adam Mielczarek ᠌

In conclusion, a very clear, top-notch player. I'm actually happy with whatever you do. I don't think I'll go back to Sonya anymore. I can attest that the expense was justified. In contrast to the negative evaluations of Apple, the quality of this model will greatly gratify all customers, regardless of their age or gender. Its benefits Three years ago, I bought this player to replace the unpleasant and frequently buggy Sonys. I rarely use Apple products in general due to the high cost of show-offs, but I did give it a try this time. To be completely honest, the player went above and beyond. With the exception of volume, the sound quality turned out to be even clearer than that of the renowned Sony Walkman.)) When using a standard headset such a Senhi or Aug, the sound is stylish. If the tracks meet acceptable criteria, that is. The player's design is very appealing. Both the shell and the sensor are really well crafted. The menu is clear and uncomplicated. iTunes is the only item that need some adjustment. It has a lot of extraneous junk attached. It takes time to develop the necessary habits to become accustomed to it. It is most stable on the mint version of the unix family. But, using Windows or iOS is preferable for this. On a player's full set, there is a lace and earbuds. The ears are rather typical. Better to spend more money Throughout 3 years of use, there hasn't been a single flaw, problem, etc. similar to a Swiss watch has certain drawbacks The sound level is not very loud. A disadvantage for those who no longer use Apple is that you still need to get used to iTunes. In all honesty, the player is paying a high price. Yet, this is Apple, where a decent show-off costs more than money))