Apple iPod nano 2 GB

Ok, well not quite. Since the Nano was launched, and probably before as well, there are a number of MP3 players that are smaller than this however they don’t have as much functionality but it depends what you are after. I’ve had my Nano for about 2 years now and am very happy with it. The main functionality of the Nano is the music function, I have a 2GB version and so it can hold about 500 songs. The 4GB version holds about 1000 songs and the 8GB version holds up to 2000 songs. Bearing in mind 500 songs is approximately 24 hours worth of music I felt this was a good choice. In order to put songs onto your Ipod you need to use the Itunes software, this is ...  Read the complete review

Also posted on Epinions. iPod is a brand probably worldly known and a huge technological advancement by Apple. The Nano isn’t just an MP3 player and came after the traditional iPod and the iPod Mini but I was surprised just how small it is and how much it does. I’m used to a lipstick sized, £30 MP3 player with 128MB space (around 50 songs) but the 2GB Nano holds 500 songs, photos, games, contacts, calendar, notes and stopwatch. Really it’s more like a musical organiser. Costing around £120 it is far from the cheapest MP3 player but as I was bought it as a present I was told it was worth spending the £30 extra for double the memory. Well packaged the ...  Read the complete review

Despite many attempts on its life, including washing machines and chlorine water, my nano survived for over 3 years working reliably from day one till it eventually gave up the ghost, the water eventually overcoming it. What first struck me about the nano was how intuitive it is to use, the scrolling dial and menu system work excellently. The screen is very clear and large enough to see, especially looking quite cool with different album covers. The first annoyance with the nano was the lack of mains charger- only the USB cable is included so you either need to buy a plug or only charge it up from a computer. Seems like a money printing exercise to ...  Read the complete review

On a whim, a few months back, I bought an iPod nano. I had been promising myself for months that I would. And I wasn't disappointed. The nano is the member of the iPod family which lets you in on the 'game' without having to drop serious cash, costing around 139 UKP for the 2Gb model. And for that, you get a very sweet little machine. Basically, an MP3 player that's the length of a credit card, four fifths of the width, and the depth of a small packet of matches. It has a colour screen about the size of two postage stamps, and a touch-sensitive click wheel. On the bottom of the device, there are ports for both headphones and a USB data cable. On the top there ...  Read the complete review

The iPod nano was given to me as a thank you present. I had lent my car to a close friend who needed wheels for a few days while his own car was being repaired. I got the car back with a full tank of petrol, valet cleaned inside and out and a little wrapped and ribboned package on the passenger seat. Before removing the wrapping paper I shook it to find out what it could be. From the size and weight of the box I guessed CD box set. There was something rattling inside but without opening I was none the wiser. Imagine my surprise when it turned out to be the box of the iPod nano 2Gb (white). We had been discussing mp3 players, as I had no idea what ...  Read the complete review