Introduction ********** I have always used my beloved iPhone as my main digital music player. In fact I use it for everything. That was however, until it became completely full. I didn't even have room for one more song! That was when I made the decision to buy a separate iPod, as 8GB of the 16GB on my phone was music. I had a look around and I finally decided on the iPod Nano. Design ****** The iPod Nano is tiny! And I mean tiny. It is about the size of four first class stamps in a square and the thickness of an iPhone 4. The front is completely taken up by a touch screen, and the back is a clip. The touch screen is really ...  Read the complete review

About 8 years ago me and my husband moved in together and realised collectively we had around 700 CD's between us. We decided to flog the lot and with the money we made we were able to but an iPod Touch (which at the time I think were around £350!), a docking station and still have plenty of change left over. 8 years on and just before Christmas, said iPod departed us to iPod heaven and we needed to replace it. Obviously since we first bought our iPod the Apple market has totally changed and my husband has an iPhone and has all of his favourite music on there. I on the other hand only like a small selection of songs on my iPod at any one time (about 200), I'm weird I ...  Read the complete review

It amazes me when I look back at the iPods which were on the market a few years ago and compare them with the current range. The size of the devices for example has decreased dramatically. Each iPod has there own special target market meaning there really is an iPod designed for everyone. The iPod Nano 6th Generation looks great and holds 16GB of music and videos, what is more it is only 37.5mm x 40.9mm in size meaning you really can take it everywhere. What I like about the Nano is that unlike the iPod Classic it doesn't contain a hard drive - This means the device is less fragile making it perfect for sports when used with one of the available neoprene ...  Read the complete review

After my success with the Ipod shuffle I put the new ipod nano 6G on my christmas list last year. As they were available in colours I requested santa to pick me up a pink one. Santa did infact get me my nano in pink from Amazon uk. It cost £120 could cost less now. You can get the ipod nano in Currys, Dixons, Hmv , Argos and online. The colours available are blue, black, silver, pink, yellow, green and purple. Ipod nano 6G comes in a clear perspex box with the nano on show so you can see it in the box, inside the box the earphones and some instructions. I hate the instructions from Apple because the booklet is so small, the writing is tiny hard to read ...  Read the complete review

The latest iPod Nano is certainly of a small size, but it still has a screen and many functions, which makes it such a great choice from the iPod range. Not only does this iPod play your music, but also displays your artwork on a very fine quality little screen, and provides intention for personal fitness with a built in FM radio too. It really is a clever little gadget. It may be small, but it comes at a rather large price with a retail of around £160. However, you can find them for nearer the £130 mark online. This iPod, like the latest iPod Shuffle comes in a little clear plastic box. The iPod is available in a range of colours including red, blue, orange, ...  Read the complete review