Apple launched a refreshed seventh-gen iPod Nano in 2015 with new colours while retaining the same design. The product was discontinued in 2017, as was the iPod Shuffle.

The iPod Nano in 2012. Photographer: David Paul Morris/Bloomberg By Mark Gurman July 27, 2017 at 9:41 AM PDT Updated on ...

The second-generation iPod nano continues to ship in somewhat limited quantities. Most Apple retail stores have so far kept their allotment of the new players behind the sales counter.

Build quality is exemplary—typical Apple—and the contoured body is stylish. The nano 3G supports video playback on its 2-inch display, with a resolution of 320 x 240. Day 2 ...

Apple has unveiled a worldwide replacement program for the first-generation iPod nano music player due to overheating battery issues, telling owners to stop using the product and get it replaced for ...

Apple iPod nano (2012) Apple puts the iPod nano back on track with its latest version, which sports a sweet new design, a larger touch screen, video playback capabilities, and more.

I'm holding Apple's fifth-generation iPod Nano, and it's feeling like deja vu. Here we are again with an 8GB and 16GB iPod Nano that bear the exact same shape and dimensions as last year's models ...

Apple puts the iPod nano back on track with its latest version, which sports a sweet new design, a larger touch screen, video playback capabilities, and more.

Apple's slimmed-down, slicker-than-ever iPod nano responds to your movements, creates playlists it thinks you'll like, and makes the competition look like a bunch of clunkers.

The Apple iPod Nano (4GB, black) next to the Cowon iAudio U2 (1GB, black): The iPod Nano is 7mm thick, while the U2 is 18mm thick. Both are pocket-size, in their own ways.

Apple iPod nano 8 GB Bloggers greeted photos of the nano redesign with a chorus of "ugh"s, but hold one and you'll disagree. Apple's done it again.

Editor's Note: Apple has released iPod nano software 1.0.2 on 9/27/06, which fixes the bug (noted in my review) that caused problems when scrubbing through long VBR-encoded MP3 files.