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Paluka 10-26-2005 11:11 AM

Alternative to Ipod nano
 
I've heard lots of complaints about the Ipod nano. What are the best alternatives with similar capacity/price?

RacersEdge 10-26-2005 11:19 AM

Re: Alternative to Ipod nano
 
There are none.

S. Jobs

IndieMatty 10-26-2005 11:20 AM

Re: Alternative to Ipod nano
 
My nano is fine. And I don't treat it gently.

Vavavoom 10-26-2005 11:22 AM

Re: Alternative to Ipod nano
 
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B Dids 10-26-2005 11:24 AM

Re: Alternative to Ipod nano
 
The issue I take with the Nano is that you really need to have a need for it's specific qualities for it to make sense to get it rather than something with much larger storage for like 50 bucks more.

The nano is really cute, but it's not like your regular ipod is so large that it's an issue for most people, and 4 gigs of storage ends up being pretty limiting.

Voltron87 10-26-2005 11:40 AM

Re: Alternative to Ipod nano
 
i had one issue, half the screen went out on me, i took it to the apple store in soho and they replaced it no hassle. its great.

SL__72 10-26-2005 11:45 AM

Re: Alternative to Ipod nano
 
What about Sandisk?

I have their older mp3 player and love it. The fact that it plays .wma files is a big plus (higher quality/byte) and they also have an FM tuner. The one major downside is that they aren't rechargable so you have to keep buying batteries for it...

I suppose it also might not work w/ online music subscription services?

Ulysses 10-26-2005 01:09 PM

Re: Alternative to Ipod nano
 
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I've heard lots of complaints about the Ipod nano. What are the best alternatives with similar capacity/price?

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I was looking for small ones and it was pretty much Samsung or iPod for non-subscription ones.
Samsung 1g option

iRiver seemed to be the best option if you wanted a small player with subscription music support.

Freakin 10-26-2005 01:20 PM

Re: Alternative to Ipod nano
 
I'd say just wait a few months. There will be better iRivers, Cowons, and other products with the same capacity and similar size. Apple's goal was to be first to the market with a full featured TINY flash player with decent capacity. They did that, and [censored] is breaking like crazy.

They already have a lawsuit against them (for scratches or some stupid [censored]). But they've been taking back a lot of replacements for broken screens and such.


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