Price range: £134.38
What is it: Pencil-thin flash MP3 player with 4GB memory and a 38mm colour screen
What we think: The Apple iPod nano is thin, beautiful and feature-filled, but 4GB may not be enough for many power users
Average user rating
6.6
good
Average user rating from 5 users
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Apple iPod nano (4GB) user reviews
September 6, 2006
Posted by: Genki Yo
"Overall, a good MP3 player - stylish, slim, light, but fairly poor battery life"
What I like:
Looks and feels good
What I don't like:
Poor battery life
Review:
The nano is a good MP3 player, but I think a rating of 8.3 is too high. I'm disappointed with the poor battery life, as it does not last very long - I need to frequently recharge the battery! Also, 4GB isn't that great.
The Nano is very slim and sexy though, and very light - plus the ability to display pictures is a bonus. I would still (probably) recommend this to buy, but only if you are a iTunes user/fan really.
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