Pros: It is sleek, 4GB of space is alot for workout playlists, light and skip proof

Cons: Expensive for just a run buddy. Not useful without accessories at home

The Bottom Line: This is a great lightweight MP3 player. It is top end, but it shows. This is not for your entire CD collection - more portable, active lifestyles.

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Pros: easy to use, slim size, weighs nothing, just plain cool

Cons: earbuds hurt, no power adapter & costly accessories, scratches?, can't replace battery

The Bottom Line: 1st generation of Nanos w/reports of screen durability issues. I am not a sound snob so it is good enough for me. Easy to use and carry around AND LOSE!

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Pros: Tiny, light, gorgeous, great sound. iPod therefore I am.

Cons: Capacity, poor photo functionality, headphone socket placement, no firewire or remote.

The Bottom Line: Gorgeous, superb device, but not yet perfect, Still, it's the iPod killer that none of Apple’s competitors have managed to build. If you can afford it, buy one.

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Pros: No moving parts, easy to use, long battery life, lots of room

Cons: Prone to scratch; shiny chrome backing not ideal for tactical environment

The Bottom Line: The perfect bridge between the tiny Shuffle and the larger, hard-drive based iPod. Room for all your favorite songs, with a display so you can choose among them!

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Pros: SIZE! color screen, same click wheel interface, everything else...

Cons: Scratches way too easily, accessories aren't available until October 1st 2005.

The Bottom Line: Recommended. Big sound, small ( and I mean small) package. Although I put 'Music Lovers'... athletes will love this player. It's easy enough for tech newbies, too.

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Pros: Super small, great color screen, great sound, inexpensive

Cons: The back is a finger print magnet!

The Bottom Line: Apple's iPod nano is a super small MP3 player with all the features you could ever want!

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Pros: Fully-functioned, take everywhere iPod

Cons: None

The Bottom Line: Hard to believe, so much for so tiny. I didn't know I missed having this Pod until I owned one. Would make a fantastic gift.

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Pros: Crazy small. Crazy light. Good battery life. The perfect workout companion.

Cons: Battery doesn't last long enough for marathon-type events (double, triple centuries)

The Bottom Line: Great player. Invest in a protective case and you'll be as happy as a clam.

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Pros: Small, durable, light-weight, and versatile.

Cons: It's pricey and not wireless.

The Bottom Line: I would totally recommend this, everyone should own one. It has been the easiest, light-weight running companion I've ever owned.

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Pros: Great durability and great size.

Cons: Could use a wider range of sound volume.

The Bottom Line: I would definitely recommend the iPod nano because of the durability and ease of using.

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