While this player is perfect (almost) I will have to go with the older model

in fact I like it so much I am going back to my old mp3 player (creative product) and getting the nike

After coming from a cheaper mp3 player, it is just what I expected for playing music

do believe the iPod Nano is the greatest fitness player out there for runners.

My wife bought me the Nano with the watch band and screen protectors and not only do I have a great mp3 player, but I also have a very stylish watch that seema to be getting the attention of a lot of people.

: If you want a small portable mp3 player this is great, if you want other features like the nike plus running software feature this is horrible (it measured less than 6 miles for my regular run when google maps measures my run to be at least 6.5 miles, half a mile off is a big deal), i use the included earphones to listen on my commute riding the subway and

Here's the thing, you buy a nano to have a portable music player that is PORTABLE, and also has a few other functions

Apple has consistently made some of the best MP3 players, especially now that they have essentially cut the balls off of their competition (Zune, Creative, SanDisc, Sony, IRiver, etc.

Great little mp3 player, and complete with radio and photo storage

Basically, it's the perfect music player for music lovers.

If you're not tied to iTunes and want something with more flexibility, I highly recommend the Sansa Clip players or the Sony Walkman line.

This is a perfect MP3 player for the gym.

Where is the feature packed, durable player, which, with the older, less out worldly designs, made it the most popular iPod for years

Otherwise its a good player.

i lost my sony walkman mp3 player that ive had for a couple years now...and finally gave up trying to find it and was trying to figure out what kind of player i should buy

Great music player

The Nano's mission was to be a compact player that still did some higher-end stuff such as video and picture-taking-- a nice portable 'media' player

But the simple fact is, you can get a better player with a bigger screen and with actual buttons that is a lot cheaper than this.

It's very portable and the right music player for someone.

Otherwise its a nice player with good screen and intuitive controls.

Basically because I can't believe I spent $140 on a glorified MP3 player

The nano pretty much does what it advertises and everything works as it should

Again, after drying out, it worked as if it was new

Even my big fingers can figure out how to work it - It is extremely small and lightweight - good for running - The clip is a nice feature - I prefer an