2GB iPod nano 2nd Generation Silver

Pros: Well built, decent battery life, adn one of the cheapest iPods

Cons: Sometimes freezes on podcasts

The Bottom Line: Perfect entry iPod due to cost. Very reliable and goes anywhere due to its size and durability.

Review: I got this iPod (and it's my first) over a year ago and it's been very solid. This was my first introduction to the Apple products and has since spurred the purchase of an IMac.

I literally use this iPod daily (about an hour or more each...

Pros: very small and reliable

Cons: costs more than other brands.

The Bottom Line: Great portable and high capacity sound machine. Much better than the Sanyo I bought my daughter, if you can live w/o the radio.

Review: I have an Ipod mini, but got tired of never having it when I needed it. I should explain that I have a Bose speaker unit that I use it in most of the time. I also have an mp3 hookup in my car and at work. Call me lazy, but I got tired of moving my...

Pros: small, sleek, good sound

Cons: battery life short, complicated to delete songs for new ones, takes long time to charge

The Bottom Line: I would recommend a standard size ipod versus the Nano but if you have your heartset, I would recommend the 4 GB.

Review: For Christmas, I received an ipod Nano 2 GB 2nds Generation. I was very excited because I travel a lot and wanted something small and relaxing to help pass the time of those tedious plane rides. I took the ipod out of it's brown box and followed the...

Pros: light and compact

Cons: pricey and feature limited

The Bottom Line: It is a decent player, but for people looking for features, go to Creative Zen V Plus.

Review: This is a complete review of the iPod nano. I have owned it for several months now, and it has already been made obsolete by the 3G nano.

The iPod nano, at a retail price of 149 dollars, and only 2GB, does not out do its competitors in...

Pros: almost disappears in pocket, generally elegant functionality, beautiful design, very ergonomic, functional for size

Cons: Trades off some audio flexibility for size, no customizable EQ, touchy thumbwheel, headphones dangerously useless.

The Bottom Line: Buy this if you want an easy to use iPod that is small and if don't mind buying replacement headphones.

Review: The 'file management' is a cinch.

You can set up iTunes to A) auto-rip inserted CDs to your computer and B) auto-upload your reconnected iPod.

you can also get fancy with custom playlists, selectable updates (keep all your music...

Pros: Great quality and sound

Cons: Not enough storage

The Bottom Line: You gotta have one of these!

Review: On Christmas day of 2005, I recieved my first MP3 player - it was an Audiovox. It cost around $80, had 256MB storage, came with headphones equivalent to the ones you find at the dollar store, and had a screen that didn't have a backlight and was...

Pros: reliable long battery life, convenience editing songs

Cons: sensitive to moisture, freezes sometimes

Review: when it comes to mp3 players, having an ipod is a no-brainer - its reputation is top of the line, durable and reliable. however, one thing i did learn the hard way is to not go to the gym and get sweat on it (kind of gross, but my middle button no...

Pros: Excellent sound quality, easy to use, small and light weight.

Cons: No drag and drop UI, Itunes required to use( no surprise, Apple made)

The Bottom Line: 2nd Gen Nano much better than last, and at a competitive price, wouldn't want to overlook it!

Review: I personally didn't think I would jump onto the Apple Ipod craze that is going around, since I simply thought it was an over-hyped item, but alas, I was wrong. My previous MP3 decided to give it the quits, or not actually, but all of sudden decided...

Pros: Design, size, features, coolness

Cons: Non-replacable battery

The Bottom Line: Anyone looking for a reasonably price, quality product has found what they are looking for.

Review: With the increasingly wide spectrum of portable listening devices available to consumers today, it can be difficult to choose the product that's right for you. Nearly every option imaginable is available at the right price - music is no longer the...

Pros: Compact, stylish, excellent sound and volume, fast transfer, battery life, bright screen, price

Cons: 2 GB capacity might not be enough for some, no WMA support, no FireWire support

The Bottom Line: I highly recommend the new iPod Nano 2 GB. It is an excellent choice in the 2 GB portable music player category. It has good sound, long battery...

Review: I have used the Apple iPod Nano 2 GB in black color for over a year and was mostly happy with it. Mostly, because some things were pretty annoying: the scratch-prone front...