 "i-pod nano 8GB black" | 2009-11-12 |
| - Reviewed By User: A3DK85PTMNWCFY |
I bought this to keep music running in my office and wanted to hook it into my existing speaker system. I did not know that it's one design flaw was that it could not be plugged into a regular set of speakers that are not attached to a computer and be charged with its own cord at the same time. I had to go look for a docking station that connected the wall socket, the speakers and the i-pod together. They do not exist. I had to buy a new docking/speaker system to keep it running continuously in my office.
Other than this problem, it has worked great, and I particularly like that it can hold all types of files, including stuff I record myself etc. |
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 "I-pod great deal!" | 2009-11-11 |
| - Reviewed By User: AWRU4IKQRMWWL |
| Great value. Easy to use. Bought it for my 10-year-old and she loves it. |
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| "iPod nano 4th generation (old version)" | 2009-11-09 |
| - Reviewed By piano_teacher_79423 |
Both my husband and daughter own this model, and are extremely happy with it. I finally broke down and bought one for myself. I could have bought the iPod nano 5th generation, but didn't need the extra features it offers and didn't want to pay more. Right after I ordered mine, the price went up. It now costs significantly more than what I paid, and is more expensive than the iPod nano 5th generation. If I were to purchase an iPod nano today, I would order the 5th generation, as it is cheaper than the 4th generation. I hope this review helps anyone who is comparison shopping.
11/09/09 |
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 "Like a rollercoaster" | 2009-11-07 |
| - Reviewed By User: A1RWIIEYAOTWFL |
Let me begin by saying, I love my iPod. It's been a good friend and highly used device since I got it last Christmas. Now then... in the past ten months, it has ceased to work six times. The first time, Apple fixed the problem over the phone. (Thumbs up to Sean at customer service.) Since then, the only thing that will fix it's freeze ups is to let the battery go completely dead and start all over. I still love this little jewel, but it's incredibly unreliable. For the money, I'd recommend trying a cheaper device... at least when a cheap one drives you to smashing it, you'll only be out a few bucks. No, I haven't smashed mine. I'm waiting for four days so someone from Apple will call and attempt to fix it. Again. I just want a player that actually works and doesn't freeze up whenever it decides. Aggrivating to no end.
But... when it works, it's great. So buyer beware. |
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| "ipod nano 4th gen." | 2009-11-04 |
| - Reviewed By User: AQCVBY9JV4GCA |
| I had an ipod shuffle that I really liked but it didn't work with my new car's radio system, so I needed to upgrade to a nano. I chose a 4th generation nano because I don't need the video element in the car. I'm not used to using the wheel, so it annoys me a little, but it does make it nice and compact with no buttons sticking out. I like the way my shuffle clamped on to me rather than me needing to buy something else to be able to wear the nano. I've really only used it in the car, and I love the sound and clarity of the music on ipod, and it works wonderfully. I've had it maybe a month and I've only had to restore it once but then I'm older, and technology doesn't come as easily to me as it seems to come to these young things. ^_^ |
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| "Wish I hadn't sold the older model..." | 2009-11-03 |
| - Reviewed By User: AE05TQEW0P0WB |
I hate the new model, essentially because of two things: the extremely short battery life, compared to the previous iPod Nano, and the compatibility issues with the charging.
The short battery life is something I expected of this generation, since they included video and a larger screen, which are both great pros for this iPod, and make the short battery life livable with.
However, taking away the compatibility to charge with non-Apple products is unnecessary and disrespectful to clients. I rarely plug in my iPod to the computer - I only do so when I have to add new music. I use my iPod mostly with other devices which have charging capabilities - like the Griffin RoadTrip, the JBL speakers and the iHome - none of which can charge my iPod, making it very inconvenient for me to recharge it, specially when the iPod dies in my car because RoadTrip can't charge it and I'm forced to listen to the crappy radio. We already buy your damn ipods, which are essentially the same as every other goddamned mp3 player out there, but you force us to get rid of our now obsolete systems so we can buy your crap. Damn I do hope your market share goes way down. |
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