Apple iPod nano 8 GB Blue (6th Generation) OLD MODEL

• 8 GB capacity for about 2,000 songs
• Up to 24 hours of audio playback on a single charge
• 1.54-inch (diagonal) color TFT display with 240-by-240-pixel resolution (220 pixels per inch)
• Support for AAC, Protected AAC (iTunes Store), MP3, MP3 VBR, Audible, Apple Lossless, AIFF, and WAV audio formats
• One-year limited warranty

I have owned several iPods and I phones. I recently purchased a previous model nano because I missed the feel of the click wheel on my original iPod. Unfortunately, that nano went missing and so I had to decide whether to buy another previous model click wheel nano, or embrace the new touch model. I took the plunge and fully expected to return this new model. But then I opened it and the controls just work. The new touch menu system is faster than the old wheel. It's size is unreal. The square screen is perfect for album art. Yes, it did loose some features but I was ok with that because the video camera and microphone was always poor quality. It also doesn't play videos, but seriously, with the small screen, video has always been useless on the Nano. If you don't like the trade offs then look elsewhere. But if you want an an incredibly small and intuitive audio player, this is it. I think this is really what the iPod Nano should be.

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I bought a new Nano after repeatedly trying the Sansa Clip and having it fail due to hardware reasons. My primary use case for an MP3 player is as a device to play audiobooks that I've ripped from CDs. The new Nano is pretty terrible at doing this. The major issue is that putting the Nano into "deep sleep" loses track of what the last track you played was. This is unacceptable when I'm listening to an audiobook that can have hundreds of individual tracks. The only real remedy (besides trying to go back through the entire book and remember what track you're on) is to plug the device back into iTunes and look at the "Play Count". This effectively tethers the device to a PC every time I want to turn it back on after not using it for more than about a day.

In terms of other aspects of the device, it seems well built and is nice and small. However, the lack of being able to do things like pause without using the touch screen is very annoying.

Overall, I find the device significantly less functional than my older generation Nano and wish that it was still possible to purchase one of those ones.

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I bought this to replace a 2nd generation nano. I use the nano with the nike+ system and am not impressed with the newest model. The size itself is nice but the touch screen leaves much to be desired. I couldn't always get the screen to turn on when running and it now takes extra time and steps to skip a song compared to the older generations. The clip often slips on the tech shirts I wear and found the best way to wear it was up by my neck. To make any adjustments I would have to stop running, unclip it and look at the screen. I also found the battery life only lasted a few days compared to the weeks I could get from my previous nano. I ended up returning the 6th generation and buying a 5th generation with click wheel.

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is a pity that the best idea for athletes, is a fraud.

The 6th Generation iPod Nano may seem just what you were looking for, and can give you satisfaction ... but do not expect more than a year of satisfaction.

This ipod has a problem not solved by apple people is that after the warranty expires and not before, the iPod stops playing the songs.

Just stop without a why.

It is a pity and a shame that even the software update can't solve the problems of the iPod.

That is, the iPod is irreparably damaged when you warranty expires and you can not do anything, this model simply beyond repair.

If I were you: I would not buy, and wait for apple releases a new version.

The seller was greatI just HATE this product. I'm training for a marathon and the battery never lasts AND I've had it replaced by apple twice already.

I don't know if it's the humidity of Minnesota or if I sweat too much, but I really regret purchasing this product. If I could do things over, I would have bought a used 4th or 5th generation.