4GB iPod nano 1st Generation White

Pros: None

Cons: Scratches easy,battery life is measured in songs not hours,sound is really bad.

Review: I purchased this thing about a month ago and on the second day it was scratched so bad I could not even read the screen and all this from just putting it in my empty pocket.Well since I purchased it on line I was out of luck because I could not...

Pros: Cute name, cute size, cute navigation

Cons: iTunes isnt the best service, surface is scratchable, accessories arent as bountiful

The Bottom Line: B U Y I T !!!!!! Unless Apple releases an "iPod Nano-Video", or an even larger capacity, there isnt a better player on the market!

Review: I am a computer programmer, so I am a self-professed geek and love all geeky, techy things.

In the past I have acquired several previous incarnations of MP3 players, but I never quite found what I was looking for. As a result, I tended to...

Pros: Tiny, light, gorgeous, great sound. iPod therefore I am.

Cons: Capacity, poor photo functionality, headphone socket placement, no firewire or remote.

The Bottom Line: Gorgeous, superb device, but not yet perfect, Still, it's the iPod killer that none of Apple?s competitors have managed to build. If you can afford it, buy one.

Review: Call me a Luddite if you will (okay, okay, stop now) but I never really got the Sony Walkman thing. I really love music of every variety (except, of course, country and western), and thoroughly enjoy listening to a very good audio system, so...

Pros: Style, user-friendly, impossibly small, good memory space, extra features, color screen.

Cons: Easily scratched, PC bios conflicts, pricey.

The Bottom Line: The Nano is the perfect compromise between portability and the need for large storage. While delicate, it is user-friendly and has many features.

Review: Introduction
I grew up with Apple products. My first computer was the original 128k Mac. A few years ago, something went horribly wrong and I converted to PC use for price, mod-ability, and most importantly, games.

This may be...

Pros: Small size, huge storage for memory type, ideal device for work/home/gym/snowboarding/everywhere...

Cons: Audiophile's need more storage. More Accessories/Games/Software, black scratches easy.

The Bottom Line: Buy the device, you have 2wks to return, but you won't, your partner may end up jealous of the time you and the iPod spend together, beware.

Review: Calling all Trend setters, wannabee trend setters, gadget freaks, Audiophiles and spoilt brat teens... You need iPod Nano (4GB White) in your life!

This is my first Apple purchase... to be honest, am not impressed with Apple's "Cooler than...

Pros: The size and capacity of the nano

Cons: The screen can be slightly small in design

Review: The objective of this review will be to outline the greatness and simplicity of the iPod nano. This device is built with the minimalist design creating great joy to the consumer. The 4GB is sufficient in its capacity to entertain the user and the...

Pros: intuitive, iconic, impossibly small

Cons: lasts about a year.

Review: This could not be a more revolutionary device. I love it. I use it when I run, at home plugged into my reciever, at work with noise blocking earphones, whilst playing chess,... you get the idea.
But dang, make one that last for longer than a...

Pros: Build quality, interface, sound quality, simplicity.

Cons: Microsoft Windows Integration

The Bottom Line: Excellent - but Windows/PC users be informed, it does not work with Media Player (even 11), playlists, etc.

Review: I love everything about the Apple iPod Nano 4Gb - except the PC interface and interoperability with Windows Media Player.

Best MP3 Player
Best Quality
Best User Interface
Best Device Software
Elegant, Simple, Intuitive,...

Pros: Great battery life, scratch resistant case, stylishly small and intutive

Cons: Cost

Review: Firstly, the battery life is great. I have the 4gb edition in black and get about 18 hours of music on one charge. Secondly, the shell of the unit is now finished in brushed aluminum while the screen itself is made of much tougher clear plastic...

Pros: Nice when it works, and when you know ALL of the rules.

Cons: See review.

The Bottom Line: Wait for competition (Creative has a good mp3 player, and Microsoft is developing one). Apple is too concerned with protecting content and fighting the format war to care about customers.

Review: Music bought from iTunes & copied onto your iPod take on different properties:

a) they cannot be burned from your iPod onto a CD.
b) they cannot be copied back onto your computer.

So let's say you have to reformat your drive...