When I owned my Apple I-Pod Nano, I just to use it quite a lot, and to be honest, I thought is was great, especially the 8G version. I primarily use it when I was driving to and from work when I didnt want to listen to the car radio, so you could say I used it daily. In all the time I owned it, around a year, it never went out of battery. Of course I charged it, but I came to find that not only did it not need to be charged for long, but also that it didnt have to be charged regularly, every 4-5 days or so. However, you could put that down to the fact that I only ever used it for a hour a day,

I loved the overall look of this product, very simple and compact, I could place on the dash board with ease, but due to the small size and light weight, it did fly around quite a bit, but if it were not for me having it on the dash board this is a great advantage. I found the metallic looking colour of my silver I-Pod amazing, although over time it did flake a little but nothing too noticeable. I should mention that there are a variety of colours provided, green, black and of coure silver to mention the ones that I know of.

Im not quite sure of the exact number of songs you can get onto the 8G version, but I myself had around 400, which for me is quite a lot. There was also a lot of features on it which I didnt use a lot, such as the alarm, contacts list and calendar, but so may find them useful, however I didnt. I also found I could store pictures and although I didnt use the full storage available for them, I could keep some close personal pictures on my I-Pod.

Just like every electronic device these days, you can purchase the Nano for a lot less than it cost when it first came out. For example I paid just under £100, but I am pretty sure that if you search around Amazon and Ebay to name a few, you could find it for a lot less. An amazing product definitely getting my recommendation for potential buyers. Thanks for reading.