Apple iPod nano 8 GB Yellow (4th Generation)

Vender sent product as advertised in a swift manner. However, the battery failed almost immediately and would not take a charge. We will see if product support is good...

Bought the nano 4g purple for my daughter and she was elated. She always wanted one after 3 other brands of mp3 palyers. The coolness of the design and bright purple was beautiful. The only sad thing was that the earphones that came with it was crappy. So we bought her a pair of Skull Candy earbuds and these work fantastic with the nano. So go out and upgrade your earphones to better ones to get better sound reproduction.

I was hesitant about purchasing the newest generation of ipod nano after reading all the negative reviews, but as it turned out, my son just loves it!!! I told him I had the receipt and we could send it back if he wanted after checking it out, but he had no complaints. It works great, he loves the built in accelerometer, the shake to shuffle feature. And since he owns a macbook, charging the ipod nano is no problem. My only regret is that I didn't purchase the 16gb.

I really like my iPod nano. The only reason I gave it 4 stars, rather than 5, is because sometimes I have a hard time getting to the correct place using the circular motion to move the bar where I want it. It holds tons of music and pictures...I really, really like it!

This is my first iPod Nano and I bought it at Fred Meyer. The device is great but the iTunes program is not. Apple seems to be under the impression that no one has their music downloaded on the computer before installing iTunes. Instead of importing directly from what's already on the computer, they ask for the cd's for importing the music so in effect, I now have two music libraries: Windows Media Player 11 and now iTunes! And half of my favorites are on WMP and cannot be transferred to iTunes because they are incompatible!

As for the iPod itself, it's very user friendly and easy to use. The loud volume comes in handy for a hearing impaired individual! I have no problem plugging the iPod into the computer via a USB cable. Actually, it seems smart because of the sheer number of people who own either a computer and/or an iPod. The USB cable is enclosed in the new Nanos and is reasonably priced at around $19.99 at most stores.