Apple iPod nano 16 GB 6th Generation

As a keen runner I found that my ipod shuffle was a little limited to the amount of songs that it could store in its relatively small memory, so I took the plunge and upgraded to a 16gb Nano in Red. When it arrived I was amazed by the size of it and it was also lovely to look at! I downloaded some tracks onto it straigt away and was ready to hit the road. A brilliant inbuild pedometer is a great little addition and I use it everytime I run....its now become a bit of an addiction to see if I can beat previous times, amount of steps and it also pushes me to run a bit further each time! I love ... more

I can't give a bad review on the latest introduction to Apples 'nano family' simply due to to the amazing innovation that comes complete with this nifty little machine. Apple are famous for there innovation and every year they seem to bring out pretty much perfect products. The 6th Generation iPod Nano is no different, the fact that such a high quality TFT display is so small and vibrant is an amazing fact on it's own, at first I thought I was not going to enjoy using such a small interface however it works a treat. sadly (and it kills me to point out the negatives on a wonderful gadget) the ... more

The iPod has changed several times over the years, from the Classic, the Shuffle and the Touch, but none more so recently than the iPod Nano, which has changed so dramatically since its first incarnation you’d barely recognise it. Infact, people have often mistaken it for an iPod Shuffle, but don’t be fooled people, this is no Shuffle. It’s much, much more than that… The only iPods I’ve ever owned have been Nanos, although I have had experience with the Touch, being an iPhone user, I found it decidedly pointless to invest in a Touch, when it houses everything that an iPhone does, with a little ... more

As always all Apple iPods are exceedingly smart and catchy, in spite of the aahs and oohs for the features that has been taken away the 6Gen iPod nano is a more sensible device than, may be, it’s more illustrious predecessor. Let us check out what has been left and I’ll try my best justify their deletion. Yet I have a gut feeling that Jobes may just be eying at the earphone or the earbud market in a big way! Ten most note able deletions: *1. The built in Video recorder *2. Video play back *3. Video rental capability *4. Physical buttons *5. Click-wheel games (like Vortex, Maze, Klondike) * 6 ... more