iPod nano (2010) Review

Apple’s in-between-size iPod gets a makeover with an ultracompact design, intuitive multitouch display, and sporty clip.

(4 out of 5)

Since its launch in 2005, the iPod nano has been reinvented more times than Madonna: first it was a rectangle, then a square, then a thinner rectangle, and now it’s a square again. This year, though, the nano has undergone its most drastic metamorphosis yet, losing Apple’s signature click wheel (along with video recording and playback) and gaining a clothing clip and tiny, 1.5-inch multitouch display. It’s now almost the same size and shape as a shuffle, although it does more things, such as display photos and let runners track their workouts. But with the nano’s starting price of $149, $100 more than the shuffle, for what users is its slick interface worth the premium?

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