Introduction:
I originally had a 4GB iPod nano Silver which was perfect to fit all of my songs. Later on I discovered that adding videos was possible and I was unable to fit all my music and videos that I wanted to my 4GB iPod. I decided it was time for a bigger 16 GB iPod. I wanted an iPod Yellow but the pictures show a different shade of yellow when the actual iPod is of a dark gold. That wasn't the case for iPod Green, what you see in these pictures is the true shade of this iPod. I ended up settling for this iPod because unlike the other colors (pink, blue, silver, black, orange, purple) the shade of green is light and it stands out more compared to the other colors.

Setup:
What you get is:
An instructions manual
Connector cable
Ear phones
Warranty booklet
iPod
Apple stickers

Just download iTunes off the apple website and plug in your iPod. ITunes recognizes the iPod. iTunes takes you through a registration process (which doesn't even take a minute), and after that you are ready to upload videos/music and enjoy them on the iPod.

Features and Buttons:
The buttons are of the standard iPods we've had in the past. The menu isn't much different where you have your pick from:
Music
videos
Podcasts
Extras (which include features such as games, alarm clock, day planner and basic things like that)
Settings
Now Playing
Shuffle Songs

For games we have 3 (Maze/Vortex/Klondike). Vortex and Maze are actually quite similar in which the iPod must be rotated in order to move a ball within a maze type setting. Klondike is classic solitaire which is a great savior when boredom hits.

A feature which makes this iPod stand out from it's preceding models is it's shuffling method for songs that is active by shaking the iPod. However you do have the option of setting this feature off. I personally dislike this feature. Because while walking the iPod will randomly shuffle.

Specifications:
My iPod currently carries:
600 songs
2 TV shows each with 43 episodes (all at 25 minutes a piece)
7 Music Videos (every video at 5mins)
This iPod still has close to 5GB to spare (which is more than my old iPod's capacity altogether!)

It is said that this iPod can hold upto 4000 songs, I haven't tried it because I don't even have 1000 to test it with. But I can see that being true seeing as how many 25min episodes it held.

Conclusion:
If you are some one who loves to upload all your multimedia into one device, and have them on the go (like me), 16GB is just right for you.

The color isn't deceiving on the promotional pictures for that is the true shade of the iPod. So like my title reads "What you see is what you truly get".