Generic MP4 reliability

[pastel74]

How reliable are theses units(4gb ones) ?
I'm looking at purchasing 2 for my daughters for xmas...
How about the battery are they replaceables?
Screen quality in video?

thanks forthe help!

Pas

[etronicsland]

[quote="pastel74"]How reliable are theses units(4gb ones) ?
[/quote]
Welcome to the MP4 Player User's Forum, Pas. We sell a variety of mp4 players at our online store, and you did not mention the model or item number of the player you wanted more info on. But we can assure you that all the mp4 players that our online store sells are rigorously tested, thus they are reliable, all have a 30 day money back warranty, and 1 year repair/replacement warranty.

[pastel74]

Hi
Thanks for the reply.I was referring to:

http://etronicsland.com/blue-4gb-video-mp3mp4-player-3rd-gen-ipod-nanolike-style-design-p-243.html

I think it's best for teenagers(price wise).I'm concern with the video quality and the battery.
How is the video comapre to the real Ipod ?
Are the battery replacables like the Ipod ?

thanks!

Pas

[etronicsland]

The audio and video quality of these mp4 players is very good. The battery is lithium-ion and lasts for a very long time, average is at least 3 years, but it varies according to individual owner's usage. A good reference point to use is that lithium-ion batteries are good for about 400-500 charge/discharge cycles.

Replacing battery for Apple's iPod Nano costs about $60, and you may have to ship it to Apple, so you'll have to add shipping cost to the $60 to get the total cost of battery replacement.

As for the generic 3rd Gen iPod nano-style mp4 player, you can replace the battery, if needs be, for as low as $20, which you can most likely find at a local electronics store.