MP3 Players : iPod Nano 8GB (3G) - Black

When I held the iPod nano, if felt solid and well built in my hand. It is very small, a little too small for my taste. The click wheel is rather inconsistent, jumping down categories at times. The new UI (user interface) is rather slow, sometimes taking a few seconds to load a menu. Coverflow is pointless... BUT, for its functionality, great appearance, and price, it is a great player for the beginner buyer. Hide Full Review

So Far after paying with my new Nano, I realized that syncing has become a entirely different situation.

I manually add content to the nano, sometimes I see that it likes to delete my album art from some songs. Its flash-based memory so it scares me to say this last detail, I used to have the 5th Gen iPod, and taking it to school I realized that the Hard drive killed a lot more battery then the 2nd Gen Nano, its cool though because I only used it for the mourning before and after I got out so estimate about 40 min in the mourning and about 20 in the end of school. The Battery didn't move a inch. But I see it move on the new nano...Scary I know but it could be the new software which let me tell you is Kick Ass, The interface, the album art the VIDEO, I'll deal with the rest. hands down It's Sexy and Micro"Shaft" is gonna have a gard time dealing with this. Hide Full Review

I enjoyed buying a Ipod since I had been used to using a regular,combersome cd player. It is perfect to take any where and holds up to 8 GB of memory or up to 2,000 songs. It has room for podcasts and lots of other neat gadgets such as a calendar and a alarm clock. I was most amazed with how it organized my music:by album, artist,songs,or genre. Also the graphics such as pictures are crystal clear and excellent in pixel value. Hide Full Review