Buy a Hifi Walker H2 Before Modding an Ipod!

Hello, if you are part of that generation of people who wants to bring back old technology and for some reason newer and newer technology seems to fail us more often if you want to bring back a piece of technology from the past. Better times, what would it be? It's probably an iPod, um, but checking them out now or even buying one right now is a good money sync right now. Super old batteries that you will definitely have to change hard. units that you will definitely have to change and a super outdated plug that you have to use, it seems less and less reasonable when you think about it and it just doesn't seem like fun and it wasn't.

It was fun for me when I first got my iPod and put a bunch of mods on it. I had no experience, failed and swore and just bought a cheap MP3 player. It's not really that cheap, but compared to my money sync. that was the iPod looked like a lot of money and after some of the right modifications it outshone the iPod in many ways, it has built in Bluetooth, it has USBC, it has built in SD card support and it is compatible with Rockbox, and that is The Highi Walker H2 um this was only 130 dollars, that's not bad for a flack player um, it would be considered expensive for an MP3 player, especially on Amazon, you can buy that stuff for a few cents, um, but no, it was very cheap, too has. a line out, you wouldn't think the line out is important until you have to hook up your player like a car stereo or something you wouldn't think the line out is important, but sometimes it's really useful anyway, It's very cheap and it's compatible with Rockbox, which is Like the only reason I wanted to buy an iPod in the first place, I'd see these cool pins on Pinterest.

The guy has a transparent screen and he has The Matrix on his iPod, that's crazy, guys. Matrix has a matrix on its side. It's just that the Flying Spaghetti Monster on an iPod is crazy, but reality hit me. I had spent almost 300 dollars just because I think something was burned on something that sizzles when it peaks when the audio peaks. it was sizzling in my headphones and I sat there and thought it looked cool, but it seems like that was my iPod

modding

experience, it's not very fun. I would recommend the

hifi

walker

, uh I had to use it, oh yeah, another note.

Rockbox says so. It's an unstable port on the website, but that's only because you have to revert to the factory OS to be able to use Bluetooth. I don't use Bluetooth that often, so it's not a big deal for me, yeah, I think so. that's the only reason it says it's an unstable port. I'm a little scared of the player and the OS at times, but it doesn't seem to cause any major problems for me, it just seemed fine to me, honestly there's just no native bluetooth support within the Rockbox. and that seems to be the only problem for me.

Honestly, I think it's amazing and should be considered before purchasing and modifying an iPod, considering how much money it costs and considering how many more features the Hi-Fi Walker offers before you even do it. Getting the original iPod just looks cool and has a tremendously powerful battery. I don't care if you buy a 32 gig iPod and push one of those, what are those? I don't remember what it was, but remember that if you have a 32 gigabyte model, you would have the ability to get that mega mega battery that lasts like 3 days. I don't remember, it's a reasonable amount of battery, okay, it's perfectly fine, listen, listen, it's thin.

It's actually a little thick but still smaller than the actual iPod, but I would appreciate it if it had a slimmer profile. It's probably the size of uh, it's like two glasses of ketchup to water burgers or, more reasonably, maybe like at least a Taco Bell. long sauce maybe a little longer a little more on both sides it's about the size of a Taco Bell hot sauce okay I guess that's all I really need to say about this player sing his praises enough. I mean, this is not an insult to people who have spent their time modifying their iPod and using it daily for music.

I mean, that's all the power to you, man. I couldn't achieve it. I guess I burned it or something broke, okay, it broke okay, maybe not. I don't have a boost on my hands, that's fine, more power to you if you can run a modified iPod on a daily basis, but I'll stick with my Hi-Fi Walker. I'm leaving a link. Don't know. how to make it affiliate but I'm just leaving a link where I got my Hi-Fi Walker and the link to all the uh Hi-Fi Walker builds on Rockbox so you can read more about it, thanks.