List Price : £129.00 Price :
Apple iPod nano 16GB - Graphite - 6th Generation (Latest Model - Launched Sept 2010)
List Price : £129.00 Price :
- Storage capacity: 16 GB
- Player media type: Flash memory
- Compatible memory cards: N
- Audio compression formats: MP3;AAC;WAV
- Frequency response: 20 - 20000 Hz
Apple iPod nano 16GB - Graphite - 6th Generation (Latest Model - Launched Sept 2010) Reviews (UK)
Apple iPod nano 16GB - Graphite - 6th Generation (Latest Model - Launched Sept 2010) Reviews
| 330 of 340 people found the following review helpful  My little Nano :), By I rox (Earth) - See all my reviews This review is from: Apple iPod nano 8GB - Graphite - 6th Generation (Latest Model - Launched Sept 2010) (Electronics) I have had my ipod nano a few days now and here is my review:Appearance and general: This thing is tiny! It has a 1.5 inch screen and is very thin and light. I got mine in a pink colour and it look fantastic! The battery life is impressive. You can get hours of playback- I think I get about 20... Loading music on is very easy. You need to install itunes and load up any CDs and then they can be synced onto the device. Features: Here are all of the features on the ipod nano: Playlists. You simply elet your favourite songs and create your own albums. I find this feature very useful when I just want to listen to half an hour of my favourite songs. Genius mixes. This is a feature where, from what you have been listening to and what is in your library, it suggests new songs and albums for you to try. I found this feature good at times but it mostly goes unused. Music. This, obviously, is the main part of the ipod. You can... Read more 22 of 22 people found the following review helpful Best Ipod Yet, By This review is from: Apple iPod nano�8GB - Silver - 6th Generation (Latest Model - Launched Sept 2010) (Electronics) Most of the Mp3 players I have owned have been of the Apple brand, which have been- The ipod mini, 2nd Gen Nano and 3rd Gen Apple. With my 3rd gen ipod reaching the end of its lifespan and my cd collection out growing my Ipods capacity I was looking to buy a new Ipod.Now I'm not stupid enough to waste my money on the Ipod classic or an Ipod touch (might as well get the Iphone), I knew that there was no point in investing in an Ipod shuffle as it would have no where near that capacity I would need to accommodate my music, so my natural instinct would be to go for the Ipod nano 6th Gen. When I looked at what the new Nano the Ipod had to offer, I met it with quite a bit of apprehension as when I fist saw it I thought it was like an Ipod shuffle, but with a touch screen. However, after closer inspection I think it is probably the best Ipod Apple has made and here is why: Price: some people have actually complained that the Nano comes with fewer features,... Read more 107 of 110 people found the following review helpful  Tiny but with poor sound quality, By KenP (UK) - See all my reviews This review is from: Apple iPod nano�16GB - Orange - 6th Generation (Latest Model - Launched Sept 2010) (Electronics) I bought this because I thought the size would be great for carrying around, the trouble is the screen is probably a bit too small for easy touch control, but overall the device is well designed with a logical menu structure.Now to the important bit and were it all starts to go wrong, try hooking this upto a decent pair of headphones and the sound quality really disapoints. The sound is flat with quite poor stereo seperation, in fact I was so dissapointed that I've put it on ebay and got a New Apple iPod touch 32GB (4th Generation) from Amazon. The touch absolutely blows the nano out of the water when it comes to sound quality, you can hear every detail and the music really comes to life. In summary, this is OK if you need something small and aren't bothered about the sound quality. |
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