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

I took it used for 3400, thanks to the former owner (you had 177 songs of Vysotsky and 190 songs from Soviet films on it), which treated him well - the condition was 5- (the back cover was worn). Lost my Sony but only grieved for 2 days until I bought an ipod. Now I feel more sorry for the lost headphones than the Sonya attached to them. Pros: The sound is good (not on native ears), but on my former Sony NWZ-S615F it was no worse, the control is generally convenient, the touch circle is amusing. The screen is beautiful, clear, bright, fine grain. Very compact, fits in a pocket for change in jeans. Has some cons Well, as has been said many times, it is undoubtedly iTunes, but you can get used to it. Nightmare ears - I do not recommend using them at all, because hearing is more expensive than at least 700 for human headphones. The equalizer is some kind of passive, manual settings too. Probably, it's a purely intimate matter, but I listen to all my music (and this is mainly 2022 rap on the "Latin music" preset). Until I got used to how the songs are scattered on the player - somehow everything was more humane on the Sony NWZ-S615F - and the music was thrown as if on a flash drive, and you could search stupidly in folders, as you threw it, and then either by album , either by the artist or by the name of the song, which is inconvenient when there are a lot of songs. The battery holds less than Sonya (I charged Sonya once a week, and this one is about once every 2-3 days, although, most likely, I just haven’t played enough with it yet).