Reviews and Problems with Apple iPod Nano / 6th Generation 2010
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Overall 7
Apple iPod nano (Sixth-Generation)
iLounge
12 March 2013
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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” displa...
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 ...
Conclusion: Apple puts the iPod nano back on track with its latest version, which sports a sweet new design, a larger touch screen, video playback capabilities, and more.
Pros: Very thin and light, yet sturdy. Larger, more responsive touch screen than before. Bundled EarPods are much improved. Finally supports wireless stereo Bluetooth stream...
Cons: Still no video recording. No in-line playback controls. Not natively compatible with existing accessories, thanks to the new Lightning Connector.
Conclusion: After 10 years of iPod domination, Apple appears incapable of building a bad MP3 player . But it’s not above stumbling over its own feet now and then.
Pros: Almost impossibly tiny, Ultra-intuitive touch interface, FM radio, photo browsing and pedometer, Sleek, solid design, Long battery life
Excerpt: Apple’s latest iPod nano continues to loom over the heads of its competitors despite players with better sound and more features from companies like Sony and Microsoft.
Pros: Thin design; very good AV quality; useful new features
Cons: Lacks wireless features; no custom EQ; mediocre battery life
Conclusion: At £129, the iPod Nano is still £40 less expensive than the £169 base model iPod Touch, which is also a year old; the new iPod Touch Apple introduced with this iPod Nano
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
Apple iPod nano (sixth generation, late 2010) review
Macworld UK
4 October 2010
Excerpt: 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.
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 cl...
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.
Conclusion: The new iPod Nano is certainly neatly designed, and the touchscreen will have definite novelty value for people who haven’t previously been able to afford an iPhone or