Apple ipod Nano 7 ---- I was given one of these for Christmas this year, or last year, I should say. My MP3 player got smashed to bits after I got attacked by four blokes trying to steal my English Cocker Spaniel 'Jessie'. So I basically wanted a replacement; not Jessie, thankfully, a new MP3 player. I'm not one for iPods or iPhones or any super expensive gadget that just does what my laptop does and a lot less. OK so I don't want to take my laptop on a bus or tram but I don't want to be messin about watching videos and browsing the internet while I am travelling either; I mean, just what is the point? I must confess to finding people who are glued ...  Read the complete review

Until now I had only used my smartphone to store my music, but as may space was running out, I thought it would be a good idea to invest in an MP3 player. As I expected, there was a huge amount of choice, devices specialising in various different things, but I managed to narrow down my selection to the iPod series. What could my eye was the iPod Touch, with its touch functionality, sleek design, and use of iOS, but it is quite expensive, and I don't want anything to simply do what my smartphone does. I also saw the iPod Classic, which has an incredible 160GB to use, but is quite expensive, and I would not need that much space. So I saw the Nano, touch functionality, ...  Read the complete review

After about ten years of owning an original iPod Nano, and it finally breaking, I've decided that I would come back to the present day and upgrade. For me there just seems to be too much screen. It kinda scares me thinking that I might break it. The screen doesn't feel like it's very thick, like it did on the older models. Maybe this is because of the fact that it has the touch screen feature and so needs to be able to transfer heat through from your finger? Other than that, I love my new Nano. The new interface is much easier to use, with the larger rounded buttons for all of the different options. I think it's also great how the operating system ...  Read the complete review

Why did I do it? Since my (and it was one of the originals!) old iPod broke a few years ago, I have tried other makes of music player, always tempted by the fact that they were considerably cheaper, and seemed to offer similar music quality. But after all the difficulties involved in transferring music to them, and then finding it on poorly designed menus, I splashed out again for a new iPod Nano. What a joy it was to have a device that fits so easily into the hand, to have a menu that is both clear and logical and to have it synchronize so effortlessly with my computer. I only wish I had bought one earlier. It feels like a quality device, which of ...  Read the complete review