Apple iPod nano 2 GB Black (1st Generation) OLD MODEL by Apple Computer
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Digital camera reviews of Apple iPod nano 2 GB Black (1st Generation) OLD MODEL
Digital camera Review: BAD DESIGN
Summary: 1 Stars
This IPOD is just not worth it. After trading in my older IPOD for the nano, I was shocked at how scratched this one gets. Then, after putting it in my pocket--as advertised--the screen cracked under very, very little pressure. This is a design flaw that is becoming well known and will lead to this product's demise.Digital camera Review: Bad decisions from apple
Summary: 1 Stars
1) The ipod nano does not have recording ability
2) The ipod nano is too fragile
3) The ipod nano is only $60 less than a real ipod.
Do not waste your money on an ipod nano.
Digital camera Review: Bad shipping... Good ipod...
Summary: 3 Stars
I had recently bought a ipod nano 2gb like 2 days ago, gave me a eta of 2-3 days till it gets to my house, now its like 6 more days till it comes to my house.. wowo horrible shipping, takes too long i should of just ordered from apple directly, might be 20$ more but still faster shipping and free engraving.Digital camera Review: Beautiful Nano has a few Weak Spots
Summary: 5 Stars
The nano is beautifully engineered hardware & software; However, there are some flaws:
** Cheap Earbuds - the earbuds sound lousy - not even close to Sony MDR-E838's we got years ago with a minidisc portable.
** Has only canned equalizer settings to choose from. Haven't found a way to use custom EQ settings from iTunes.
** Weight is over spec - advertised as 1.5 oz (42.5 g), actual is 1.75 oz (49.5 g) - not including earbuds.
Otherwise it's great - integrates well with iTunes. No problems with scratches or cracks so far.
Digital camera Review: Beautiful, sounds wonderful
Summary: 5 Stars
The minute I saw it, I had to have it. Once it arrived, I was not disappointed, far from it: it is smaller and more elegant in reality than it appears in photos. And it sounds good, and the screen is very, very sharp. Finally, it works with standard iPod accessories, like my Griffin Technologies Tune Juice. If you travel extensively, the larger hard drive based iPod is probably better, but if you stay close to home, and can rotate the music on your iPod Nano, this is the ideal option. The flash memory based Nano is quieter, and has better battery life.