Apple iPod nano 6th Gen 16GB Reviews

Apple iPod nano (Sixth-Generation)

Pros: A smaller touchscreen revision of Apple's mid-priced flash RAM media player, available in seven colors. Twin user interfaces include one optimized for the 1.54" display, and another that mimics the iOS operating system of the iPhone and iPod touch.
Cons: Feels like a first-generation version of a new product line rather than a sequel to the iPod nano. Video, gaming, camera, speaker, and microphone features are amongst a laundry list of capabilities dropped from the new model, precluding it from being used as a complete or even substantial...
Verdict: Click Below to Read the Rest of This Review: Page 1 - The Sixth-Generation iPod nano Page 2 - Body, Colors, Packaging, and Pack-Ins Page 3 - The Square Screen and New User Interface Page 4 - Six Remaining Features: iPod Audio, Radio Tuning + Voice Memo Performance Page 5 - Six Remaining Features:

Small and powerful…

Verdict: This may be the smallest music player in the world which is just 1.5inch square and 0.35 inch thick. The resolution is crystal clear, thanks to its LCD. Moreover, the touch screen is highly responsive and you don't need to struggle every time you change songs.

The New iPod nano is a Gem.  Really

Pros: Beautifully designed and beautiful to wear. Focus on music and photos. Lots of other nice features, not hard to find, but tucked just slightly out of sight: FM radio, clock, stopwatch, alarm, VoiceOver, pedometer, Nike Sport interface, voice memos
Cons: Very small and easy to misplace
Verdict: It's amazing how far we've come from the early, clunky iPods with a hard disk and manual controls. This iPad nano is not only a gem, but a full-fledged 21st century, wearable, technological accessory … and necessity.

Apple iPod Nano (2012)

Verdict: With its latest model, Apple has finally fixed the iPod nano. The 5th- and 6th-generations were a radical rethink that didn't work all that well. The 7th-generation nano fixes this problem with another full-scale redesign that includes a larger, sharper touch screen.

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iPod nano review (2012)

Pros: Incredibly tiny and light, Aluminum case feels solid, durable, 16:9 display and video playback, Integrated Nike+ functionality
Cons: No camera, Expensive
Verdict: The radical change in design here -- closer to the fourth- and fifth-generation nanos than the last -- won't be universally liked, but the seventh-gen iPod nano is absolutely the best yet.

Apple iPod nano (2012)

Pros: Very thin and light, yet sturdy. Larger, more responsive touch screen than before. Bundled EarPods are much improved. Finally supports wireless stereo Bluetooth streaming. Includes a pedometer and Fitness app. Stellar battery life
Cons: Still no video recording. No in-line playback controls. Not natively compatible with existing accessories, thanks to the new Lightning Connector
Verdict: With its latest model, Apple has finally fixed the iPod nano. The 5th- and 6th-generation MP3 players were a radical rethink that didn't work all that well; Apple tossed the click wheel design that the first four nano generations used, and replaced it with a tiny, square screen that was too small to...

Read full review at PC Magazine

Apple iPod Nano (2012) review

Pros: Very thin and light, yet sturdy, Large, nicely responsive touchscreen, Excellent battery life, Supports wireless Bluetooth streaming
Cons: Still no video recording, No in-line playback controls
Verdict: With its latest model, Apple has finally fixed the iPod Nano. The 5th and 6th-generation MP3 players were a radical rethink that didn't work all that well; Apple tossed the click wheel design that the first four Nano generations used, and replaced it with a tiny, square screen that was too small to...

Apple iPod Nano 6th Generation

Pros: A 24hour battery life, FM Radio, New multi-touch technology, A 1.5inch display screen
Cons: It is extremely easy to lose and due to its weight and size it is difficult to realise exactly where you have left it
Verdict: The 6th Generation iPod Nano features some great features is incredibly small and light and is a perfect companion to store and play your music collection wherever you go.

Great for the gym

Pros: Small size, convenient clip, comparatively cheap
Cons: no complaints here
Verdict: I got this for the gym, and i have to say, it's exactly as advertised. It's small, holds some music, and clips to your shirt. No frills, but for the gym, frills are not exactly what I need. I love being able to just clip it on my shirt and start running.

Read full review at CNET

Apple iPod nano

Verdict: Apple created a phenomenon with the iPod. Now it has reinvented that phenomenon with the iPod nano.

Apple iPod nano Sixth Generation (6G) Review

Pros: Completely redesigned with Multi-Touch LCD and integrated clip, Incredibly lightweight, compact and versatile..
Cons: ...for a music-only player: Gone are many of last year's key features, Small touch screen can be a challenge to manipulate with big fingers
Verdict: When weighing this year's additions to the nano against what has been subtracted, I am a little surprised that Apple has decided to maintain the same price points at both the 8GB and 16GB capacities.

Read full review at BigPictureBigSound

Apple iPod Nano Review

Pros: Very compact and lightweight, Good all-round music performance, FM Radio
Cons: No video recording, Audio performance will not impress purists, Lower volume levels than previous Pods, 16 GB version is marginally better value, though priced too close to the 8GB iPod Touch
Verdict: At Rs. 12,700 the Nano is expensive, unless you are looking for something really tiny, in which case, it fits the bill perfectly. Apple has cut corners on performance, something we do not care for.

Apple iPod Nano Review (2010)

Verdict: Since 2005, the iPod Nano has been the mid range portable audio player for Apple. It's always been targeted at consumers looking for more control and versatility over the Shuffle, but with increased portability over the iPod Touch.

Read full review at Audio Video Revolution

The Apple iPod Nano (6th Gen) reviewed

Verdict: Apple's pedigree in the MP3 market is unsurpassed. Its iPods have sold in the millions and, whether or not you agree with its approach to selling music, there's no arguing over the quality of its hardware. Even by these standards, however, the latest nano makes a bold statement.

Read full review at PC Authority

Apple iPod Nano Review (Sixth Generation) Review

Pros: Almost impossibly tiny, Ultra-intuitive touch interface, FM radio, photo browsing and pedometer, Sleek, solid design, Long battery life
Cons: Missing camera, video playback, notes, games, etc, Touch controls limit ‘blind' operation, Expensive
Verdict: Apple strips features from the iPod Nano in favor of a smaller size for its sixth generation, but a slick touch interface helps negate the lost frills.

Read full review at Digitaltrends

Apple iPod nano 6G (8 GB)

Pros: Extremely small, Reasonable quality sound, FM radio
Cons: No more physical controls, Dreadful headphones, No more extra features
Verdict: Apple's latest nano marks a very abrupt change of direction.  Just a year after adding a video camera to its predecessor, Apple has removed it, along with all of the buttons.  We're not sure they learnt anything

Apple iPod nano (sixth generation, late 2010) review

Pros: Multi-Touch screen and iOS-like interface added, clear and easy to read screen, tuning FM radio easier then previous model, ability to rotate interface, full-screen clock
Cons: Nano less usable than it could be, no physical playback controls or compatible inline remote-equipped earbuds, no video recording, no apps, no title bar on screen
Verdict: No iPod model has received as many makeovers-both minor and dramatic-as the iPod nano. (Perhaps not coincidentally, no other iPod model has sold as well.) The original nano was simply a scaled-down version of the standard iPod-tall and thin with a shiny, steel back and a white-plastic front, but the...

Apple iPod nano 6G review

Pros: Excellent screen, interface works, compact
Cons: Poor headphones, no Voice Control, you can't just slap the buttons through your pocket like previous versions
Verdict: Of all the iPod refreshes made at Apple's September update, the iPod nano has seen the most drastic change. Perhaps we shouldn't be surprised by this. We'd seen details of a small touchscreen as far back as July so the move to touch on the iPod nano was expected.

Review: Apple iPod Nano 16 GB

Pros: Beautiful if miniscule display. Impressive touch-sensitive interface. Compact, lightweight, minimalist design. Easy-to-use pedometer function. Clock face can be white on black, or the reverse
Cons: Watchband not included. No wireless headphone support, so you'll have to string yourself up with headphone wires. Checking the time can take a few steps. Battery life far shorter than most watches
Verdict: What time is it? Who cares! Apple's newest timepiece puts music, photos and step-counting front-and-center, and lets the minutes fall where they may. Sure, you can check the time, but that's hardly the point with this attractive piece of wrist jewelry.

New Apple iPod nano (2010) review

Verdict: Somebody at Apple obviously hates the phrase "If it ain't broke, don't fix it" because it has completely redesigned its best-selling iPod, the iPod nano, yet again. This year's model is half the height of the previous generation and has the same clip-on design as the new iPod shuffle .

Read full review at TechRadar UK

Apple iPod nano 6th gen review Review

Pros: Small and light, Built-in clip, FM radio with pause function, Long battery life
Cons: Confusing menus, High price
Verdict: The Apple iPod nano 6th gen is a great product for rich people who use the gym. For everyone else, the iPod shuffle and iPod touch offer better value for money.

Apple iPod nano (sixth generation, late 2010) review

Verdict: No iPod model has received as many makeovers, both minor and dramatic, as the iPod nano. (Perhaps not coincidentally, no other iPod model has sold as well.) The original nano was simply a scaled-down version of the standard iPod, tall and thin with a shiny, steel back and a white-plastic front, but...

Apple iPod Nano 6G

Verdict: Review Apple can't seem to make up its mind about the iPod Nano. The new model that Steve Jobs unveiled recently is the 6th generation version of the Nano, and it seems as though each new generation has undergone a fairly major redesign.

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Apple iPod nano 2010 review

Verdict: For some, the new nano will be a disappointment, while for others (particularly runners) it will be a revelation.

Apple iPod nano (6th generation)

Verdict: Apple's pedigree in the MP3 market is unsurpassed. Its iPods have sold in the millions over the years and whether or not you agree with its approach to selling music and synchronisation, there's simply no arguing over the quality of its hardware.

Read full review at PC Pro

iPod Nano Gains Multi-Touch Display, But Loses Video Capability

Verdict: No iPod model has received as many makeovers-both minor and dramatic-as the iPod nano. (Perhaps not coincidentally, no other iPod model has sold as...

Apple iPod Nano 6G review

Verdict: Too feature-light to be a must-have, too expensive to be an impulse purchase

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Apple iPod Nano (6th generation)

Pros: Nearly half the size of the previous model, Uses unique multi-touch screen navigation, Includes a built-in clip
Cons: Many features have disappeared, No video playback, No camcorder, microphone, speaker, games, calendar, contacts, notes or alarm clock, Touchscreen interface is overkill, requiring more attention than the time-tested click wheel design without delivering many practical benefits
Verdict: For better or worse, the Nano now has fewer features for us to evaluate in terms of performance. As we mentioned earlier, the Nano's touchscreen is technically dazzling in terms of its responsiveness and crisp resolution.

iPod nano (sixth generation, late 2010)

Pros: Compact size, Multi-Touch display and interface improve many interactions, Better media-browsing performance than previous models, Convenient clip, Compact size, Multi-Touch display and interface improve many interactions, Better media-browsing performance than previous models, Convenient clip
Cons: No physical playback buttons, but ships with basic earbuds instead of remote/mic version, Same price as previous version despite cheaper earbuds, a smaller screen, and no video-watching and -recording features, Multi-Touch sometimes feels more gimicky than useful, No physical playback buttons, but
Verdict: (2 items) No iPod model has received as many makeovers-both minor and dramatic-as the iPod nano. (Perhaps not coincidentally, no other iPod model has sold as well.) The original nano was simply a scaled-down version of the standard iPod-tall and thin with a shiny, steel back and a white-plastic...

6th Generation Apple iPod Nano

Verdict: The new iPod nano is simply the best generation for me. I have the other and this one beats them all. Notwithstanding the lack of certain features, but with that small of device, adding more features will make it more slow to use.

Read full review at Canadian Reviewer

Verdict: Apple has upped its Ante only slightly by presenting the proverbial old wine in a new bottle. A few natty tweaks in the iconic design of the erstwhile hysterically popular iPod, an aesthetic nip here, a smart tuck there-and what we have is a completely spruced up design that essentially manages to...

Apple iPod nano 16GB: Review

Pros: Available in 9 colors, 16gb capacity (3500 songs approx., Built in Video camera, Extremely Lightweight, FM Radio
Cons: There are no cons for this product
Verdict: If you are yet to obtain yourself an iPod and bring your music collection into the digital age, the Apple iPod nano 16GB is a great place to start. It boasts 16gb of storage capacity which will allow you to load around 3,500 songs.

Read full review at Electronics Made Easy

Apple iPod Nano (sixth generation)

Pros: Responsive and clear multitouch screen, compact, FM radio, ease of use
Cons: No camera, no video recorder, lacks alarm clock and calendar, can't manually turn it off, no in-line headphone controls
Verdict: Apple has completely overhauled the iPod Nano. The sixth-generation portable media player is even smaller than its predecessors and features a handy touchscreen, but it lacks some key features of previous models.

Read full review at review.goodgearguide.com.au

Apple iPod nano

Pros: Extremely thin. Best-looking nano yet
Cons: Poor earphones mar the sound quality
Verdict: Sign up for a nano today and look forward to a slimmer, sexier body. That's on the nano, not you. You're hot already - everyone says so.

Apple iPod nano 4th Gen.

Pros: Return of slim form factor, Decent sound quality, "Genius" recommendation system, Excellent screen and video quality, Simple UI, Large selection of games, Accelerometer works well in games and video, Roughly 30 hours battery life
Cons: No firewire breaks support for many 3rd party chargers, No built-in microphone, No OGG Vorbis or FLAC support
Verdict: Apple's best iPod yet hates the 3rd party chargers that preceded it.

Apple iPod Nano

Verdict: The new iPod nano may be Apple's worst-kept secret in recent history.

Verdict: There is a 11.5 inch (diagonally) LCD screen on the top part of the Apple iPod Nano player which is evidently much more brighter and colourful then the previous versions of iPod. It's a good news for user s who store pictures on their player.

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Verdict: Nano nano. Once a comedy catchphrase in Mork and Mindy, it now adorns, bizarrely, a pair of audio players by Creative and Apple. The coincidence is utterly shazbut.

Once the touch aspect stops working this is landfill.

Verdict: Loved it for the 2 years I had it until the glass stopped responding to touch...then it's completely useless. Ended up in the trash, along with the watchband I bought for it.

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Five Stars

Verdict: good

Great Product

Verdict: Purchased to replace a 5 year old iPod. Very pleased with this latest iPod 7. Bought for playing music only in my case which it does without any problems using Bluetooth headphones and a Panasonic Sound-bar from a TV, Very pleased with both the service offered and the extended guarantee from JL.

An Amazing Apple's Product Loving it...

Verdict: Guys this is just an amazing music player device believe me you gonna love it For all the music lovers out there this device is worth buying when it comes to having a dedicated music player to cater one's need of listening music The design and build is flawless, well as it is expected from any apple...

Verdict: I love the ipod touch

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"Why buy an apple watch ?"

Pros: Looks, Quality, Battery Life, Low Cost, Strap Selection
Cons: Lack of Apps

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WORST iPOD EVER

Pros: Cant think of ANY! WAIT - of course - the sound quality of ALL the ipods ive owed are 2nd to NONE
Cons: the thought (or lack of) design, durability, user interface, consistent and smart functioning and layout, proprietary junk apple is forcing us to use, so-so radio *FM NO AM btw. MUST USE of course, itunes on EVERY PC when on the road so good luck! DONT BUY!! and get the first gen CLASSIC
Verdict: glass cracked easier then a glass contact lense, would freeze up, ergonomic layout was a disasters to use enjoyably, AND SLOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOWWWW> You would press a button and when nothing you hit again and it was just trying to figure out what the button did and maybe decide to go there. JUNK!!!!!!

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A tiny iPod which will fit perfectly into anyone's life

Pros: "Good battery life, "Easy to use interface, "Clips on with back clip, "Small so can be taken anywhere
Cons: " have to use headphones, "No speaker, "Very small so hard to use for bigger hands
Verdict: The iPod nano 6G was originally priced at ￡115 in the Apple store at it's release. I bought this at around the age of 15 with my christmas money many years ago and it is worth every penny. The interface is easy to use and Apple's iTunes runs smoothly to add songs to the device.

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ipod nano? ipod nono more like

Verdict: ~PANIC STATIONS!~ When my beloved and trusty ipod nano 2G succumbed to the dreaded WHITE SCREEN OF DEATH just a week before a holiday last year, I knew I would have to replace it as a matter of urgency - I never take a holiday without my ipod, and I use it all the time in my car too.

Great

Pros: Light, sleek, looks good
Cons: Need to upgrade OSX on Mac
Verdict: Bought this for a friend. He loves it, says it has a nice weight & looks good however he has had to upgrade his Mac to make sure it can be registered (Something to think about before buying, although I think he was using very old OSX)

great little device

Verdict: I love my new ipod nano, its so cute and holds loads of my tunes, great for when I'm out on my bike, its easy to use and has a really good sound quality. i've also got some of my favorite pictures on it.

Verdict: I mainly use the music; the sound quality is excellent and the Nano has much greater capacity than the previous version. I have tried the radio but in all honesty, it was disappointing. I could pick up few channels and the sound was poor. I use my Nano to accompany workouts at the gym.