8GB iPod nano Silver

Pros: This product is small, and is about the size of three or more credit cards.

Cons: It maybe too small for some people's taste. Others may like a larger size.

Review: This product, by far, is the greatest music player I've had. I've had the Zune, a multiple amount of different MP3 Players and then your basic tape player, or CD player. This is by far something to consider SIZE: The size is one good thing about this ...

Pros: great sound quality, small and easy to use

Cons: expensive accessories, not many improvements over the older nano

The Bottom Line: I would recommend the Apple iPod nano 8GB Second Generation because it holds many songs and the sound quality is very good.

Review: My wife recently bought herself a new iPod. She used to have the mini - as did I - but, as most iPod users learn, newer, more chic iPods will develop and in order to remain trendy, you always have to buy the newest line. When the nano was first revealed ...

Pros: It functions much better than previous iPods, nice screen, red version is sponsored by RED.

Cons: iTunes, video transfers are hell, lack of various audio/video support.

The Bottom Line: It's nice, but there are so many other players that are cheaper and can do more. There's no FM Radio/Recording on the iPod, whereas most other players do this natively.

Review: First off, I want to make it clear to every reader out there that I do not enjoy the iPod/iTunes experience. After a terrible fight with my iPod 20GB 4th gen (and it's millions of replacements, I'm not very confident that Apple can produce a ...

Pros: Tiny, looks really cool

Cons: Doesn't work

The Bottom Line: Don't buy it. It won't last, and you are paying too much.

Review: About 19 months ago my 17 year old daughter asked for an iPod, and I bought her one that cost $200-300. About 14 months after purchase it died. She took it to the Apple store, but they could do nothing. They told her to go home, make an appointment ...