Is this legit?

it's kinda legit, sometimes a 2GB is really sub 1GB and so on for other memory sizes. I would spend my money on something store bought with a good return policy. I decided to give the Ipod a 4th chance and this one is ing up too.

Seems too legit.

Too legit.

Too legit to quit.

[quote name='Michaellvortega']it's kinda legit, sometimes a 2GB is really sub 1GB and so on for other memory sizes. I would spend my money on something store bought with a good return policy. I decided to give the Ipod a 4th chance and this one is ing up too.[/quote]

You are on your 4th iPod? What the hell do you do to them?

[quote name='musha666']Seems too legit.

Too legit.

Too legit to quit.[/quote]

STOP!

HAMMA TIME!

[quote name='TheBlueWizard']You are on your 4th iPod? What the hell do you do to them?[/QUOTE]

I'm in the field 8+ hours a day, so my MP3 player sits in my pocket playing music or podcast almost all day long for 5 days straight until it's time for rest. I like the Nano more because of the higher quality casing but it doesnt support video. I'd switch to the Zune but it's a tad too big still, I need something that can fit comfortably in my pocket and not restrict movement and or be light enough to mounted to my chest or shoulder blade.

Nah ya'll, this is a scam. I've seen all these devices before on a few other shopping boards. They're actually 512Mb or less per player, plus I've read that the firmware on these players have been hacked.

I'd look to buy from Ovestock.com (http://www.overstock.com/search?SearchType=HP_Header&taxonomy=&keywords=mp4) instead of that site. At least I know I could return the player to Overstock just in case I have any issues with it.

These are sort of legit. They are either the OEM versions or just look-a-likes. I had a vendor show me one and it sucked. There is no click wheel, just buttons on the compass points. The firmware NEEDS lots of work.