8GB iPod nano 3rd Generation Silver

Pros: Music, podcasts, video, high resolution photos, cover art, games, calendar, ease of use

Cons: Wider shape not as convenient as second generation nano

The Bottom Line: For a sleek, slender lightweight, it is tough, has high quality sound and visuals, and best of all is great for intuitive users like me.

Review: The Third Generation iPod Nano is my third iPod. My first ipod, the second gen. original iPod has a whopping 15 gig of hard drive, but was a bulky dinosaur in comparison to the thin slender Nano. Then about 2 weeks ago, I came to the end of...

Pros: clarity of video, good sound, ease of use, functionality

Cons: not enough storage space for me, click wheel seems temperamental

The Bottom Line: If I were seriously going to watch videos, 8gb is not nearly enough space. It's fine to primarily function for audio playback.

Review: There was a little incident involving my iPod and a child hanging a wet bathing suit over where it was recharging. No, Mom was not happy. It was time for a new iPod. I couldn t afford the one I wanted, so I settled for what I could afford at the...

Pros: Prices for this "old" model dropping like a rock. Fantastic screen, accessory compatibility, and pocketable.

Cons: Tied to iTunes software. Capacitive touch wheel is rubbish, and battery life isn't great.

The Bottom Line: It still has all the shortcomings of the iPod Nano line, but this older 3rd generation model has one killer feature going for it: A steadily falling price point.

Review: Longtime readers of mine will know that I've forever been an ardent detractor of Apple's iPod line, and just about everything related to it. I've long asserted that iPods are and always have been the Mercedes CL65 of portable electronics: Expensive,...

Pros: Nobody beats Apple in design elegance and ease of use from the get go.

Cons: The customer support lady was friendly but not very knowledgeable.

The Bottom Line: Can't beat the value, the capacity, the video and photo capabilities, the sweet design and ease of use.

Review: This year I finally joined the fray of Apple loyal fan base and bought an iMac for the family, an iPod Nano 8GB, and an iPod Shuffle for my daughter. I wanted to use the iPod Nano for listening to podcasts of Chinese lessons from ChinesePod in my...

Pros: Great to have video and music in such a small package.

Cons: Annoying controls, volume lock won't turn off.

The Bottom Line: If you're looking for audio and video in a compact package, for a fairly reasonable price, the iPod nano 3rd Gen is a good choice.

Review: I bought a 2nd generation iPod nano for my wife, a couple of years ago. I used it a couple of times, but I didn't really decide to get an iPod for myself until this third generation came out ... with video!
I must say that, overall, I have been...

Pros: Lightweight, convenient, easy to use

Cons: Could still be a bit pricy for some

The Bottom Line: Get an iPod that fits your lifestyle and budget. You won't be sorry that you didn't get something cheaper.

Review: I came late to the MP3 generation, having bought my first player only last year. I only used it occasionally, when I was walking by myself. Given that, it really wasn't worth what I paid for it. This year, I wanted to try some new things with it,...

Pros: stylish, good quality

Cons: none!

The Bottom Line: Everyone should buy this nano, it's the best mp3 player out there!

Review: Look up at my title. Yes, I am in love with Apple's 3rd Generation iPod Nano.

What I love about it...

The new design is fresh and sleek. When I received my ipod, I opened up the box and was simply shocked at how small it was...

Pros: Tiny, great looking.

Cons: Battery duration.

Review: Nice looking product that is probably the at the cutting edge of portable devices. It is slim, sleek and offers an impressive memory capacity. Having used the 80GB classic for years, this was obviously a slight change. I was thrilled at the size,...

Pros: It holds music, videos, and pictures.
I can take it anywhere I go.

Cons: There arent many cons to it.

Review: I dont think I could survive without my Apple iPod Nano 3rd Generation. I take it everywhere with me. I have a great experience when I'm listening to my ipod. I can just zone out and enjoy the music. I LOVE my 8GB, I can fill it up with movies,...

Pros: Easy to use
Great design
Great cost

Cons: have to buy songs through itunes @ .99 each

Review: This is my first iPod. I decided to get the 3rd generation instead of the 4th as the 4th generation has unwanted features, like shake to shuffle, etc. This was to replace my Rio Ce2100 that I have had for 3 years.

This iPod works great. The...