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1. Apple iPod nano (4th Gen)

   Reviewer: PC Pro
   18 October 2008

   Overall 8

   

    

   It doesn't do as much as some other players, but damn it's beautiful Read more

2. Apple iPod Nano 4G

   Reviewer: DigitalVersus
   06 October 2008

   Overall 8

   

    

   The 4G represents another great step forward for the iPod Nano. Apple have managed to couple several useful new features with a stylish new look that recalls classic iPod design as well as improving battery life. Read more

3. Reviewer: PC Advisor
   29 September 2008

   Overall, the new 4G iPod nano looks like a solid upgrade in most areas, despite slightly-shorter video-watching battery life (and, to some of us, a step backwards in shape). Perhaps most important - from Apple's perspective, at least - the new design, with it's thinner appearance, vertical screen, and more-vibrant colours, evokes perhaps the strongest "I want one now" response of any non-touchscreen iPod yet. Stay tuned for our official review, which we'll post soon. Read more

4. Apple 4G iPod Nano

   Reviewer: Register Hardware
   25 September 2008

   Overall 9

   

    

   We can’t find much to fault about the new iPod Nano, which is just as well for Apple as there’s a lot riding on this particular product. The iPod Touch is currently still too expensive to really spearhead Apple’s sales efforts, which means that the iPod Nano goes into Christmas as the new flagship of the iPod range. The one potential weakness of the new Nano is that it’s still more expensive than rivals from companies such as Creative Labs and Archos, which both... Read more

5. Apple iPod nano (4th Gen)

   Reviewer: Pocket Lint
   24 September 2008

   Overall 9

   

    

   The iPod has always been about design. The simple understated lines of the nano give it an elegance lacking from many competitors. Apple have focused on making the iPod desirable and it has worked, after all, it has achieved iconic status in the face of many copycats at much lower prices. The iPod nano has for many years been the pocketable ‘Pod to beat and whilst Apple keep innovating that puts the pressure on rivals. However, this player comes in at over £100 for an... Read more

1. Apple iPod nano (4G) 8 GB: ipod nano

   Reviewer: Dooyoo
   5 days ago

   Overall 10

   

    

   In the window of Currys was a turning carousel displaying the new ipod nano (4G) ipods in nine different colours. They looked like little minimalist works of art, and it was love at first sight. Headphones forgotten I went straight to the cash register and impulse bought the blue one. It came with a Read more

2. Silver Music/Video Centre.

   Reviewer: Amazon
   6 days ago

   Overall 10

   

    

   Its not bad as i have never been a great fan of things Apple. i was thinking of getting a Zune, but Apple,s blurb about integation with QT was right. having Osteo Rheumatod Arthritis, the front controls are easy but not the litle button on top. finally, why oh why did the Apple people leave out putting in an Manual & Charger as standard ? Disabled peopel are not rich. all in all, an handy machine for long trips. Read more

3. I found that the Apple ipod Nano 8 GB was easy to use.

   Reviewer: Ciao
   2 weeks ago

   Overall 9

   

    

   I bought my daughter who is 10 years old an Apple iPod Nano 8GB 4th Generation. I choice this iPod for my daughter because i tried the iPod out myself first and found that it was easy to use and the sound quilty was really good and that the sound did not go too high, loud enough to enjoy. My daughter loves it and she has lots of music and videos on the iPod to entertain her. We both have an iPod Nano and we really enjoy downloading our music and videos onto our iPod's... Read more

4. Reviewer: rapid test, Pricerunner
   25 February 2009

   Overall 6

   

    

   good Read more

5. Reviewer: a consumer, Pixmania
   14 October 2008

   Overall 7

   

    

   i got accustomed to the controls super fast. love the colour and it works great with my pc so no complaints really! Read more