Apex Technology Product Review

Apple 30 GB iPod video

March 30th, 2007 by SEO Master Subscribe To Our Feed

Apex reviews from Amazon on the Apple 30 GB iPod video:

Reviewer:

Janet M. Campbell

I have downloaded 32 documentaries from Guba that are about an hour in length. I also have some pictures, songs, and podcasts and one audio book. So far I have only used up a little over 1/3 of the 30 gig hard drive. The quality of the video is very acceptable. I have no complaints and am amazed of how much a 30 gig hard drive will hold.

I bought this same ipod in black for my son as a Christmas present. For myself I bought the white ipod because people said it didn’t show smudges as much. I wish I had bought the black one. When watching a video I would have preferred the video to have a black case.

I only gave a 4 star rating because I really wish it had the bigger screen like the Zune. I bought the apple because I am hooked on the ease of downloading podcasts.

As far as watching a video on a small screen………well I am in my 60’s, wear glasses to read and I really enjoy it.

Reviewer:

mom2threereaderss

I’m 45 and this makes me feel like a kid again! $243 is a small price to pay for the iPod of Youth, don’t you think? Seriously…I have no complaints. The screen is brightly lit, the battery lasts longer than I thought it would, and I can fit a LOT of music and video content on this thing. Plus, iTunes is a pleasure to use. This is the best toy I’ve purchased since Spirograph in 1969!

Reviewer:

Wellread

The 30G ipod is a a beautiful device with a intuitive interface and slick controls. Music quality is way more than adequate for on-the-go listening. I use it primarily for classical music and have found that the “join” feature in iTunes easily stitches CD tracks of a single composition together so that I can use the shuffle play and still listen to complete works. If one wants to go the the trouble of editing the iTunes fields to use them in a non-standard way (actually a fair bit of work) the ipod will display the 3 pieces of information most classical music listeners would consider essential. Consider copying: “Composition” to the Name Field; “Composer” to the Artist Field; & “Principal Artists/Conductor” to the Album Field.