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I like this Gen Ipod. I love the way it segways the end of one song into the beginning of the next. I run it in an automobile that has a cassette player and I use an adapter. The sound is better than good. It is incredible. The bad; I have to keep it plugged in as the battery life is poor.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
Neither I nor Apple have been able to download my iTunes library into this "new" 4th gen iPod. Service person actually suggested I take it to Best Buy to work on since device off product line. Hoping my local IT consultant can get device to synchronize, otherwise looking for refund.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
I've recieved this ipod about a month ago and I'm quite satisfied with it so far. Cover seems durable and pretty resistant. The only thing I worry about is quality of earphones (Sometimes evoke weird static electricity). Control options nad manipulating is, as expected, adequate for brand like Apple. As unexperienced user of "scrolling" I found it relatively difficult to shift songs in requested order blindly in pocket. That requires some training. Shaking mp3 to switch over songs doesn't really attracted me, cause of random shuffling. I would rather recommend shake shifting in queue order. Another cosmetic mistake I noticed is in rotation of the display. Rotation is provided immediately after horizontal view, but only in specific angle which is not so comfortable and easy readable. However other additional functions and features like id taging, cover flow and so on are conversely actually sufficient. I headlined deficits, but in general I wouldn't have make up my mind about this ipod nano next time. It fulfilled my expectations.Read full review
I love this wonderful little gadget! I am a runner and this is perfect. The only problem is I am running Windows 2000 and the newest version of iTunes isn't supported. I tried to download older versions but they don't work. My boyfriend took it to work and had me send my files to him. He put the music on for me there. He's working on getting a program called Banche (sp?) for my computer. He thinks that will work. As for the iPod itself. I can't wait to be able to use iTunes or an alternative. The customized play lists will be perfect for running. I will be able to customize music for the different distances I run. I will be able to put songs I really like at points where I know I generally struggle in a run for extra motivation. I've had a lot of fun with the pre-loaded games and am totally fascinated with the "shake" feature. Having all of the information about a song is great. Nice to know the album it is from. The pictures of the album covers is a nice treat as well. I'm from the generation that really appreciates great album art. The earbuds aren't great for running as they jar loose from your ears but that style generally comes with most MP3 players. I just buy the "clip around your ears" type. I have used it in the car with a cassette adapter. That is real nice when you can't find anything good on the radio. I'm sure once I get used to all the functions and especially getting used to using them "on the run" when I can't really look at it, it will be wonderful for running. And once I get the software issue solved this will be awesome!!!Read full review
I've had my iPod nano for about a week. I like the size and weight of it and it has great sound. The iTunes store has a huge selection of song, movies, shows etc. I hope there's an accessory to clip it onto my shirt collar so I don't have to hold it all the time or put it in my pants pocket. Also it would be nice if it functioned as a radio as well. I had to uninstall Verizon vcast from my computer because it was interfering with the iTunes software. Songs were not completely processing after downloads. Since uninstalling vcast that has not happened again. Battery life seem OK. I haven't ran it down from a full charge yet but I listened to it for about 3 hours one day and used half the battery. I can't compare it to other brands because this is the first (mp3?) player I've had. As I said before I love the sound but, I would look for something with a radio function and buy it if I had it to do over again. For what it is though I really like it.Read full review
