I bought an Apple iPod Nano (4G) 8GB about a year and a half ago, before recently upgrading to an Apple iPod Classic (needed more room!). Having also used an iPod touch and an iPod nano (3G) before, I have fairly good experience in comparing iPods. As I previously mentioned, I owned a 3rd Generation iPod nano before owning a 4th Generation. I have to say that I was disappointed at first. I'm somebody who doesn't really like change, so after being so used to the classic iPod feel, with the user interface and clicking sounds, Apple had completely revamped everything. I'm quite a perfectionist, so this shouldn't be a massive problem to many, but I just didn't ...  Read the complete review

iPod Nano 4th Generation - 8GB (purple for me) I have now owned a 1st, 2nd and 4th Generation iPod. lets face it, Generation 3 were naff, I said so at the time and they lasted all of a year...rubbish design and just looked awful. Now the 4th Generation is altogether different and starts off where Gen 2 left off. That is, it is the same long rectangular shape, though (read my 2nd Gen review) vastly improved. So this Nano I am reviewing is an 8GB version which means round about 2000 songs, with a 24 hour battery life if playing music. ~~~Looks~~~ Gotta give it 10/10 for looks, several ...  Read the complete review

I have just bought the Ipod Nano 4G 8GB in Pink for my daughter, before we get into the technicalities of the product the cheapest way I bought this was through Littlewoods Direct Price £109 (not Littlewoods where its £135!), as a first time customer using a code off topcashback I got £30 off, and tracking it through this website gave me 8% cashback aswell (on the excluding VAT price) which meant I picked this up for circa £70. And if you've already registered with Littlewoods Direct as a customer - find a friend that hasn't. I'm not entirely sure what I was expecting from Apple I first considered them ironically after doing a case study on them for my ...  Read the complete review

MyPod I got mine for Christmas a few years ago, and haven't wanted or needed a different Ipod since! I got it for over 100 GBP a short while after it's release, I can't say where it's from because my Mum bought me it, a good guess would be Argos. The Ipod Nano 4th Gen It comes in a range of "chromatic", metallic colours; Silver, Black, Purple, Blue, Green, Yellow, Orange, Red and Pink. I chose to buy the Purple, I'm so pleased with my choice. It's a deep, dark, cold toned colour. All are great, and most are bright and energetic colours. All have white touch wheels, apart from the black and silver Ipods, who's touch wheels are ...  Read the complete review

The iPod is the most well known media player on the market and when you get your hands on the nano you can easily see why. While this iPod had now been superseded it is still far from old hat. The look of it is still stylish with the iconic touch wheel and relatively large colour screen on the front. The curved edges allow it to sit pleasantly in your hand and the width is less than 1cm. This model comes in a range of colours from silver through to green (mine is purple!) and it feels sturdy enough, although you're probably going to want to cover up that lovely paint job with a case straight away in order to prevent your iPod getting scratched ...  Read the complete review