Apple iPod Nano 4GB Second Generation

If you haven't heard of iPods by now, then you must have been living under a rock somewhere as these things mp3 players are hugely popular all over the world. The first one debuted in America in October 2001, and at the last count in October last year Apple has sold no less than 67,635,000 of the device. Apple the creaters of this hugely popular media player did however come under a large amount of critisism for their devices. It was found that the player's battery life wasn't as good as they claimed it to be, and the previous generation of the model I'm reviewing was slated for being easily ... more

Yeah ok, so Apple have bought out a whole 3 new generations of the Nano since I bought my little 2nd generation one, but ya know what? I still love it and I am more than happy with it, and I don't see myself changing from it for a very long time. I have the 2nd gen Nano in hot pink, and it is the 4gb version. It is very slim and light and just damn well perfect. Heck I even got matching pink ear phones to go with it. The Nano, as I have said is very slim, coming in at 0.26 of an inch thick and it only weighs 1.41 ounces, so it wont ever be weighing down your pocket or your bag. It has a 1.5 ... more

I purchased the Ipod Nano 4GB nearly 2 years ago for £120. It's a great little piece of kit, and in the years since I've not been tempted to upgrade it to one of the newer models. Main features It's got a colour screen which although is quite tiny, is perfectly adequate for viewing album covers and photos if you choose to upload any. As the title suggests it's got 4GB of memory which is around 1500 songs. Compared to other models this may seem fairly small but the size of the Ipod Nano means that it's also much more potable so it's perfect for short holidays or exercising. I wear mine on my ... more

The iPod. The defining, most revolutionary piece of affordable equipment for the "noughties generation." It is undoubtedly acclaimed by all, but is it worth the hype? You recieve it in a streamlined box, and recieve an iTunes installation CD, your iPod, a computer charger, a set of headphones (with 2 ear muff things) and some manuals. It's simple enough to set up, just charge, then install the CD, then connect the iPod using the charger cable and drag your music files. The 4GB capacity will hold roughly 1000 songs depending on the size of your mp3 files or the amount of photos you also add on ... more

I was looking too buy a new MP3 player after my older one decided it wasnt going to work too well. I needed something that looked good coudl hold enough music and wasnt ridiculously exspensive. The i-Pod seemed the most obvious choice to me, so finally after a long while of searching I settled for a second generation nano in silver. Not once have I regretted the choice I made. Stylish sleek and it slips in the pocket with real ease. The wheel is excellent for navigating the different menus. Really simple but really effective anyone could use it.the soudn quality is amazing and when I run with ... more