Typical price: £109
What is it: Apple's newest, thinnest iPod nano
What we think: It's a looker and the upgrades are worth it for some people
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Average user rating from 2 users
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October 23, 2009
Posted by: Pixie
"Perfect for me"
What I like:
Its small and light, fits into any pocket and plays my music
What I don't like:
the headphones could be better
Review:
I bought the ipod nano originally as a gift for my mum. She has a sony walkman mp3 player that she's used for years! When she told me the nano was too fancy for her, I started using it. Its never too far away from me as I use it for exercising, commuting and getting through boring days at work.
Of course, I have to charge and update the contents of it using iTunes. But I don't mind using iTunes. That works for me too.
I find the headphones don't always stay in my ear. So I plan to pay something for a better one. I find that it being white tends to get dirty too quickly.
But a very useful bit of technology, it definitely is.
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