Apple Ipod is compact with power pact.. Review on Apple iPod Nano

Yes, the iPod Nano still exists. It's one of the last MP3 players standing in Apple's lineup, next to the gym-friendly, small-as-a-button iPod Shuffle and the basically-an-iPhone-with-no-cell-service iPod Touch.The current seventh-generation Nano was introduced way back in 2012, but still lists for$150(£129, AU$219).

Even with Apple's built-in pricing premium, it feels like it should cost about 40 percent less at this point.On the surface, there's a lot to like here. The Nano is like a shrunken-down iPhone with 16GB of storage, a touchscreen and a little home button. And while it doesn't have a full app store, it does offer far more than music: you can also listen to podcasts, watch videos and scroll through photos. There's an FM radio and Nike+ fitness tracking too, and the Nano offers Bluetooth support for streaming audio to all of the latest wireless speakers and headphones.