http://www.flawedmusicplayer.com/


http://www.theinquirer.net/?article=26443

"Already a website www.flawedmusicplayer.com has been set up for all those iPod fanatics who want Jobs

 

people are just pure ignorant and stupid if they think something the size and dimensions of an ipod nano is durable. one needs to handle a nano as delicately as one does a pair of silk stockings (as opposed to a pair of gym socks.) sorry, i can't think of a better analogy.

 

I don't think anyone has any place crying that their iPod got scratched. I have heard that the screens on nanos are cracking though, and its probably a design flaw.

 

I can't really agree with this. I put mine (black) in a soft microfiber sunglasses case and it got scrached (very faint, but on black its noticable). I have some other scratches but they are from more active handling (pockets of pants and such) and I can't really complain about those.

I know you can get these types of scratches out with plastic polish but this is easier to scratch than all other iPods.

I have heard one story where the guy wanted to return it because of the scratches and the Apple rep said "you should have put it in a case." Seriously? They don't even have cases for it yet. I think they launched too soon in that regard and think that later models will be made using a harder plastic.

Seems too easy to scratch.

 

Sunglasses get scratches, watches get scratches, jewelry gets scratches. So do iPods.

Also, I found a link where this guy tests what it takes to destroy a nano iPod: http://arstechnica.com/reviews/hardware/nano.ars/3

(he got lots of scratches too)