Windows 7: iPod Nano or iPod Touch?

BeyLIN · 29 Jun 2010

I gotta choose one of 'em!
Nano 16GB 5th gen
or iPod 3th gen 8GB

helppppppp
talk about battery life and stuff I really gotta know!

Win7User512 · 29 Jun 2010

Touch will use the battery faster. Touchscreens are notorious power hogs.

That said, I have a Nano 4th gen and I don't like the new 5th gen. (the screen is too big, wheel too small for my taste)

So if I were going to buy a new iPod it would be a touch. Besides, you can get internet on the Touch.

blackroseMD1 · 29 Jun 2010

ZuneHD!

Seriously though, if I had to choose, I would go with the nano, if you have a big music collection. If not, then I would go for the 8GB 3rd Gen.

Zepher · 29 Jun 2010

Touch and Nano are two totally different kinds of iPods, only you can choose which one is for you by the features they have and the features you want/need.

noobvious · 29 Jun 2010

Quote: Originally Posted by Zepher

Touch and Nano are two totally different kinds of iPods, only you can choose which one is for you by the features they have and the features you want/need.

+1.
That said, I think they should have stopped building the 8GB Touch instead of the 16 GB one......but that's me. In fact, I wouldn't buy the 8GB Touch at all....I would either choose something completely different(most likely) or save up the additional $100 to get the 32GB Touch. But YMMV.

noobvious · 30 Jun 2010

Quote: Originally Posted by BeyLIN

I gotta choose one of 'em!
Nano 16GB 5th gen
or iPod 3th gen 8GB

helppppppp
talk about battery life and stuff I really gotta know!

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Win7User512 · 30 Jun 2010

And woot.com has the 5th gen (latest) 8GB Nano.

Ojaser6 · 30 Jun 2010

I own a 2nd gen iPod touch, and I find that iPod touches lose battery power very quickly when surfing the web and playing games. That might be a problem if you plan to buy a touch.

The two iPods have different features, so you have to choose carefully. If you want the do-everything iPod, then get the touch, but if you like light weight, and small size, then get the nano. I find the nano pretty good actually, because it also has a small collection of simple games, and it has a video camera and radio tuner.

Here is my advice: if you want a do-everything iPod, then get an iPhone, because it gives you a few extra convenient features.

Ojaser6 · 30 Jun 2010

Oh, and by the way, if all you do is listen to music, then the iPod touch's battery life is more than enough. But if you play games, then three hours straight is all it takes to drain the battery.

BeyLIN · 30 Jun 2010

OK I choosed Nano.
Touch is'nt so comfortable for me 'cuz I got a huge songs collection! (5000 songs).
And I'd like to make the player as much portable as I can!

thank's for you'r help guys!

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