H10 durability report

[commth225]

I have had my H10 since Sunday. I have tried taking as much care of it as i can. But there is always that time where you slip or you do something on accident and you drop your player. That happened to me this morning. I handed it to my friend fo him to look at it while the earbuds were still in my ear. I was putting my hand down and i hit the wire. It flew out of his hands and onto the ground. It landed face down (screen hit the ground) and then it slid about an inch or 2. I picked up the player diassapointed in myself thinking that i had scratched and possibly even damaged the player. When i looked at it all i saw was a little dirt, not scratches, no dents. I was surprised, it must have fallen maybe 2....3 feet maybe, and it still worked perfectly. Just thought id let you know how it went.

[Judge]

DID YOU DROP IT? OM@%$#G! YOU @#%#!^

*Parents storm in and put some needles in Judge's arms*

[Judge]

Okay, seriously now (): that's a good thing, since the harddisk is now proven to be able to take a (light) shock : I'm gonna drop mine on purpose when I get it just to see if it will still work -> 1 foot, 2 feet, 3 feet, 4 feet, CRASH

[commth225]

oh yea, thats what you all should do , get yours and drop in on purpose to see the durability (IM BEING SARCASTIC DONT TRY IT!!!!) but i do consider it a "good" thing that it is somewhat durable.

[Lewis]

I dropped my H120 down the stairs before, dont ask long story, and it still works fine (touch wood) and that was a couple of weeks ago

[MattGreer]

I dragged my H10 behind my pickup truck down a gravel road. Not a single scratch on it.

I also used it to hammer a couple nails into this shed I was building. I mean, I couldn't find my hammer. I think my neighbor stole it (the hammer).

[commth225]

hahaha (sure you did)

[MattGreer]

OK, you caught me. I don't own a truck.

But my shed is looking good. :P

[commth225]

damn (you got me, it is a great hammer) used it on my house. Built some of my shelves with it too