Apple iPod nano Third Gen. Green (8 GB, MB253LL/A) Digital Media Player

Pros: Tiny size, ease of use, freedom, storage, my favorite color!

Cons: Possibly the difficulty in finding a way to charge it

The Bottom Line: This is a perfect iPod for those not wanting to shell out the big bucks for the "big guy."

Review: On October 5th of this year I turned 24. I knew my boyfriend had been scheming something up by the way he'd been acting lately, and I was anxious to see if he had planned what I was wishing for... After we both got home from work that evening he asked ...

Pros: Easy to use, awesome screen, high resale value

Cons: Locks you into using iTunes

The Bottom Line: If you're going to get an MP3 player, you'd be wasting your money on anything besides an iPod.

Review: My wife surprised me with a Black 8 GB iPod Nano this past Christmas, and I was quite happy to get it. I had previously used a Creative Zen Micro MP3 player, but it didn’t work all that well with Windows Vista and I think my vocal frustrations ...

Pros: Many

Cons: None that I've found

The Bottom Line: It's a great little machine that has a lot of uses.

Review: **~**~**~** Apple Ipod Nano 8GB The Green One **~**~**~** This Christmas, I gave you my heart...sorry. This Christmas, I got possibly the best present ever. That's right, Father Wishwish got me an ipod nano video 3rd generation green creation. It's ...

Pros: great device, sounds great, very functional, looks slick, lots of aftermarket accessories

Cons: reliance on itunes store, expensive apple-branded accessories, gets dirty easily

The Bottom Line: Great sound, great device! Buy it, especially if you don't need to put 2,000 whole albums on a portable player.

Review: Although I am a veteran geek as well as a musician, I had resisted the full-scale move to purchasing music without accompanying media, like CDs and their liner notes. However, that apparently inevitable move was accelerated for me in February, when I ...

Pros: Battery, 2000 songs, video, colorful screen

Cons: None

The Bottom Line: Absolutely love it, if you want a MP3, give this one a try.

Review: Well, let me start out by saying, that my first iPod was a first generation shuffle (the white long ones) that I won in a contest. I loved it, but was sort of set back by lack of screen, but it was free so what I am complaining about. I listened to my ...

Pros: size. size. size.

Cons: fragile. Some could think that it's too small.

The Bottom Line: Great mp3 player for the price.

Review: I bought my first ipod a week ago. The 3rd generation iPod nano. I was so surprised at the size of it. It is so small and thin that it can almost fit in your wallet. Anyway, had to purchase a silicone skin to protect it as it seems very fragile due to ...

Pros: compact, lightweight, good storage

Cons: small screen, fragile

The Bottom Line: I love the Ipod Nano... it is very easy to use, affordable compared to some mp3 players and is very compact - great for traveling!

Review: I received an Apple Ipod Nano last week from my mother as my sole Christmas item (now that we kids are older, we get one large gift). I was really excited since my previous nano broke 2 years ago and I haven't had the money to replace it. This Ipod ...

Pros: sleek design, sliding built-in speaker, Bluetooth easy user interface, no button (touch pad), good earphone

Cons: The touch pad is too sensitive,need video clips transcoded from PC.

Review: I posted a review for Samsung's YP-S5 product. Here is the link to the site for the review. http://goitworld.blogspot.com/ 2007/12/samsung-yp-s5-mp3-play er-product-review.html ...

Pros: Design, Material Quality, Accessory Selection, Video Playback, Interface, Battery Life

Cons: Sound Quality, No Custom EQ

The Bottom Line: Sleek, stylish, and compact digital media player.

Review: The 3rd gen iPod Nano packs a lot in such a small package. It's wider than the old Nano, but shorter as well. This allows for a 2 inch LCD screen which plays video exceptionally well. The interface is stylish and maneuverable in normal Apple fashion. ...

Pros: A solid device for what it is, a fairly interesting new interface, vivid screen

Cons: The back casing loves fingerprints and scratches, video feature shoved down throat

The Bottom Line: A video feature shoved down your throat, with a less than 2 inch screen and low capacity/battery. The back loves scratches and fingerprints. Keep your 2nd gen.

Review: I have owned a number of different iPods including all of the generations of the Nano, the Mini, and the 30 gig iPod Video. This Third-Generation Nano is all in all, my least favorite (with the Second-Generation Nano my favorite). It seems strange ...