Highest Rated Review by the Community
-
Jan 02 '09
Pros: Light, slim, hold up to 2000 songs, great video playback, 2" screen
Cons: Earbuds need to be upgraded
Summary: My son had been wanting an iPod for some time and I finally decided to plunk down $149 for an Apple iPod Nano 8 GB in a shiny black color. For $149 I expected a bigger box, but what I got was so small - I had a hard time believing ...
-
-
Nov 21 '09
Pros: Personalize's easily and is functional everwhere.
Cons: Shake application is to lazy for its own good.
Summary: The new Ipod nano is basically a glorified version of the new one, it still plays music videos, still has the cool little tilt screen, and still has the same memory intake. Don't get me wrong, it works great and I love it, but nothing really ...
-
-
Jun 29 '09
Pros: Very easy to use in various situations.
Cons: When using with the athletic sleeve it is hard to turn the dial.
Summary: I have wanted an iPod Nano for years. I first bought the shuffle and it served its purpose but was not compatible with anything. For Christmas my wife purchased this iPod Nano chromatic black 8GB for me. I use it daily and it is an ...
-
-
Dec 14 '08
Pros: Video playback, accelerometer, Cover flow, great sound quality
Cons: Click wheel is harder to use, bad value compared to iPod classic.
Summary: -Purchasing Experience- &
nbsp;
I had been using my second-gen 2GB iPod nano for almost 2 years. It served me wonderfully. It held many an album, had excellent battery life and sound quality. However, I noticed with my ...
-
-
Sep 22 '08
Pros: Light, thin, intuitive, and cool new shake to shuffle and genius playlist features.
Cons: Scroll wheel not as accurate as previous model; Video battery life 1 hour shorter.
Summary: When the iPod nano was first introduced to the world four years ago it was quickly dismissed as "cute," but overpriced compared to the beefier iPod with five times more storage. How quickly the situation has flipped. Consumers have realized the massive ...
-
-
Sep 18 '08
Pros: Thinnest, lightest nano. Great quality 320x240 resolution 2 inch screen. Curved screen minimizes glare. Cons: All video is rotated by 90 degrees. Menu sometimes rotates, which can cause confusion.
Summary: The fourth generation of the Ipod Nano is a worthwhile upgrade. The user interface is very good, and they have upgraded the processor to deal with some newer video codecs.My first iPod was the 5th generation iPod Video. My second iPod was a 3rd ...
-
-
Sep 16 '08
Pros: Great screen, hi-res, intuitive, blazing fast transfers
Cons: Click-wheel hard to master, slippery, needs case
Summary: What a little wonder that came out of Apple's Cupertino-based masterminds. First, let me say that no matter how much glare you get from the glass, it's still the brightest display around. Reminds me of old TVs... It's weird also how ...
-
- Express Reviews
-
Oct 27 '09
Pros: Small Design
Holds Just Enough Music
Cons: Could have more bells and whistles
Summary: I purchased this Ipod awhile ago, not needing a huge memory but still wanting something to carry all my music on. I have loved it since I got it, it seems to be indestructable! I have been pretty hard on it and it has only a few minor scratches.. well
-
Oct 09 '09
Pros: Small, light, good quality sound, good looking
Cons: Earphones never quite fit right.
Summary: I had bought the iPod Nano to listen to music on my commute to and from work, also for when exercising. Six months later and I'm still using it for the same reason and still happy with
-
Jul 22 '09
Pros: Great sound quality and clear screen which is also good for watching videos.
Cons: If you are going for a jog and listening to your ipod, you would lock
Summary: This is a great iPod that has a cool design, great features, and a thin look to it. Definately worth the small amount of money you have to pay for
-
Nov 25 '08
Pros: The unique sizeAll the pretty colors it comes in
Cons: Often have to use an insert when changing radios.
Summary: I just love taking this thing all over the house, docking it on any one of the radios that have ipod docks on them, and then I just push the power button and away I go. I have a GPX clock radio in my room; I can just set up the time for when I want
|
|
