RAmos is a brand relatively known in China for their digital audio players. Price wise, their products stand between the cheap Chinese clones that can be found on eBay and players from the larger manufacturers such as Meizu and Teclast. Quality wise, they also land somewhere in between.
In early February 2007, RAmos introduced a new player to their line of Q players, the Q13. At a glance, one would easily confuse the RAmos Q13 with the second generation iPod Nano as their appearances are almost identical. The Q13 is a Rockchip powered player that has a decent set of features. It plays music in MP3 and WMA, plays video in AVI, RM(VB), DAT, VOB, MPEG (conversion needed), and supports Micro SD cards with up to 2GB in storage.
Although the size, form-factor, and screen/button placements might be very similar to the 2G Nano, but the price is definitely not. Due to the nature of this player, this review will mainly compare the Q13 in regards to its differences to the 2G Nano.