Cheap IPOD VS More Expensive IPOD

[Vince]

Re: Cheap IPOD VS More Expensive IPOD

Walking is fine. Running is risky. As Silverstring said, the repeated jarring and vigorous motion of running could shake loose or dislodge some of the internal moving parts over time. It might run fine for a year or two and then suddenly die due to the cumulative effect of repeated jarring. Then again, it might not.

But it is a gamble to run, especially at a good clip, with a hard drive-based player, which the iPod Video is.

And don't drop it while running ... !!!

Take care,
PK

Like i said earlier though. If you're using an eliptical or a treadmill where there is usually a designed place to put discmans and mp3 players, I would think it would be okay to use the ipod in that situation.

[AtXj]

Re: Cheap IPOD VS More Expensive IPOD

Headphone suggestions anybody?

[andayaman]

Re: Cheap IPOD VS More Expensive IPOD

I really like the way the Shure E4 series sounded with the Nano and my 60Gb Video. You'll get compact size(no bigger than stock earphones) noise isolation(blocks out any outside noise, all you hear is the music) and premium sound. Bad part is to expect to pay a premium price.

[AtXj]

Re: Cheap IPOD VS More Expensive IPOD

I really like the way the Shure E4 series sounded with the Nano and my 60Gb Video. You'll get compact size(no bigger than stock earphones) noise isolation(blocks out any outside noise, all you hear is the music) and premium sound. Bad part is to expect to pay a premium price.

Yeah, I don't think im too keen on spending more than I did for my nano itself on a set of headphones. I would like better quality than the stock apple buds but im definately not an audiophile.

Any cheaper suggestions?