Ipod Nano (7th Generation Review). Review on Apple iPod Nano

In late 2012, Apple introduced its new line up of iPod devices, including the new 7th generation iPod nano.The nano comes in a minimal, plastic package designed to show off the product, not hide it.When you open the package, you will see that you get the new Lightning syncing/charging cable and the new EarPod headphones with the nano. You will also receive user guides, safety manuals, and one of my favorite items, the Apple stickers.

The new 7th-generation nano still retains the three external buttons(on/off and volume), but the on/off button has moved to the top of the new nano. The new nano also picked up a home button similar to those on the iPod touch and the iPhone.Another change that might not be evident to a new iPod device user is the new Lightning connector and the Lightning-to-USB charging/syncing cable. Older 30-pin cables and  accessories cannot be used with the new nano without the use of an adapter.

Pros

Larger screen makes Multi-Touch much more usable than with previous model

Physical playback and Home buttons

More iOS-like interface

Regains video playback of older models

Exceptionally thin and light

Cons

Screen isn't as good as those on other Apple devices

Some users will miss previous model's built-in clip