Apple iPod nano 1st Generation White (4 GB) MP3 Player

Pros: Size, design, user interface, battery life, storage capacity, iTunes, quick music upload / synchronization
Cons: battery not replaceable, pricing, display scratches easily, music cannot be downloaded from iPod

One of this year's most popular presents was without a doubt Apple's sexy ipod Nano. It single-handedly redefined the mp3 player market at a time when all signs indicated a decline in demand. Defying the odds, the Nano sold out in many places and clearly ...

Pros: small, sleek, easy to use, perfect for the gym, awesome accessories
Cons: ear buds, can't charge except to the computer, scratches, not very durable

Well, I was getting tired of going to the gym and seeing all these people with Ipods strapped around there arms. I still had my bulky CD player. Danielle, get with it. For my nineteenth birthday, I asked my parents to buy me a $249 Ipod nano. ...

Pros: Tiny size, color screen, all around good, flash memory
Cons: Small storage space

Apple iPod Nano Just a few days ago I happened upon an article about a new upcoming product sure to make trendy electronic junkies smile: The new iPod Nano. Now, having owned 3 iPods (a Shuffle, ...

Pros: It is sleek, 4GB of space is alot for workout playlists, light and skip proof
Cons: Expensive for just a run buddy. Not useful without accessories at home

For $250 you can buy a credit card sized MP3 (MP4) player that can hold close to 100 CDs and weighs only 1.5 ounces. THE SPECS - 14 hours average battery life - Charges and syncs using USB 2 - Both Mac and Windows compatible - Calendar, ...

Pros: Small. Color screen. Shows graphics, if you care about them.
Cons: Shows every fingerprint and smudge. A poor value compared to the 30 GB iPod.

On some level, I know that life existed before the iPod, but I really can't remember it. iPods have changed the way our family listens to music and co-exists with each other; we ditched our stereo in favor of good speakers for the iPod. We use our ...

Pros: good amount of space, lightweight, easy to use, good battery life
Cons: expensive, non-replaceable battery

Background I was lucky enough to receive my iPod Nano as a gift from my husband for Christmas. Well, technically, we went to the store and picked one out together before Christmas and then it ‘magically’ appeared all wrapped up under the ...

Pros: Sleek, slim, lightweight, color display, easy to use, photo option
Cons: Scratches easily, accessories

My husband purchased me a black, 4GB iPod nano for me as a Christmas present. I love my nano and use it on a daily basis. It’s another great Apple product. The Product Apple’s iPod nano (black, 4GB) currently retails for $249 and ...

Pros: Size, Color Screen, 2-4 GB flash memory, you can exercise with it, black color
Cons: $250 against 4GB iPod mini, non-user replacable batteries, placement of headphone jack and dock connector

I've been a bit out of the MP3 scene... there is only so many units one can play with and I definitely have bought more than my share of units. The last major MP3 player I bought was the iRiver H10 (can't really count the Lexar LDP-200 unit as a major ...

Pros: ulta-lite, ulta-thin, cute, hot, battery lasts 12 hours, intuitive controls
Cons: scratches easily, closed standard (it's by design though: apple needs to make money somehow)

I got the Nano as a gift in November of 2005. I have been using it for almost five months now therefore my review will be very helpful because I will not let my emotions interfere with the review. Why? Because it's obviously hard not to get emotional ...

Pros: 100% solid state (no hard drive)
Cons: Fingerprint magnet, Itunes is pretty much your only choice

Although I have owned a number of MP3 players, I haven't been attracted to the IPOD line because most of the larger capacity players had spinning hard discs in them, and the smallest ones (Shuffles) didn't have any display. FEATURES The Nano offers ...

Pros: easy to use, slim size, weighs nothing, just plain cool
Cons: earbuds hurt, no power adapter & costly accessories, scratches?, can't replace battery

UPDATE 12-17-2005 With much sadness, I must report that my wittle, wittle, nano is now in someone else's hands. This is due to the FAULTY design of the lanyard accessory ...

Pros: No moving parts, easy to use, long battery life, lots of room
Cons: Prone to scratch; shiny chrome backing not ideal for tactical environment

The iPod nano is the missing link between the Shuffle and the bigger iPod, and may be the only player you need to take downrange with you. A while back, I wrote a review on how useful the t he iPod Shuffle You ...

Pros: "Impossibly small," for a full featured, color screen iPod
Cons: Headphone jack on bottom, not compatible with voice recording or photo accessories

Neither words nor pictures can truly show off the nano’s beauty. It is truly a stunning and stirring example of engineering and industrial design. As Apple CEO Steve Jobs said at its introduction it is “impossibly small.” And yet, while it ...

Pros: Tiny, light, gorgeous, great sound. iPod therefore I am.
Cons: Capacity, poor photo functionality, headphone socket placement, no firewire or remote.

Call me a Luddite if you will (okay, okay, stop now) but I never really ‘got’ the Sony Walkman thing. I really love music of every variety (except, of course, country and western), and thoroughly enjoy listening to a very good audio system, so listening ...

Pros: Excellent interface. Supports photos and album covers. Style. Dock connector
Cons: Face and back scratch too easily, no case included. No user replaceable battery.

I've owned a few MP3 players over the years. I've always resisted buying an iPod because I don't like the possible issues that small hard drives can bring with durability, and also have way too much music for all but the largest iPod players. I ...