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Question: Problem with headphone jack - any movement and you can't hear anything I have returned my Nano once, the head phone jack did not hold the headphones, they fell right out.  The replacement is marginally better, if you put it in your pocket while you are listening to it and move around too much, the headphones are not touching the "perfect" spot on the jack and you can't hear anything.  I have tried many, many different headphones and still have the problem.  Anyone else experiencing this?
Document: I bought this from Apple to get the free engraving. That looks good, and didn't really add any time to the shipping.The clip is a good idea, but doesn't actually hold the iPod to my jeans pocket. It has been knocked off many times, with little force. The first time it fell the case actually bent by the headphone jack. Now I have to force headphones into it. There are nicks on the case as well.
I just purchased this iPod Nano. I got it and the jack for the earbuds, that came with it, doesn't work very good. It is very loose and you have to hit just the right spot to hear the music. Then after you get that working, the unit shuts off in about 1.5 minutes. The battery is charged. I did a search on the internet for this problem and it sounds like it is pretty common. There are programming problems with some of the Nanos. Very disappointed.
The Nano arrived and the touch screen didn't work right. At first I thought it was because I have really big hands. My girlfriend tried using it with her small hands and it still didn't work. I returned the Nano and got a Sansa Fuze 8gb instead. I like the Sansa Fuze a lot.
The ipod does turn off if you hold down the main button and see the little circle spinning and shutting down. The other benefit light weight and fits easily inn any pocket the downfall if you dont keep track of it you could easily mis-place this. I havent had the luck as i keep track of it and love me my music on the go...And yes it is loudest with noise cancelling earbuds, or even with skullcandy or gummy head phone ear buds by jvc or coby
); the ability to share photos without having to flip out my phone or my wallet; the option to move the icons around for easy access, and more.I use it with the following accessories:*TikTok wristband (leaves all ports/buttons acessible and is very adjustable! )*Port covers - inexpensive, clear silicone 30-pin port cover and a silicone-tipped pin for the audio port. They protect the ports, yet are easy to remove for charging/syncing and for listening to radio.
There is just one problem I find, which is that it would be nice to be able to skip tracks without looking at the screen. I tried the Scosche controller that I use with my button-less shuffle (2009) and it does skip tracks on this nano, but randomly within the album rather than in order. Go figure.Bottom line:  For me at least, this piece is a home run - albeit not quite perfect.ps: 16 gig is a better value than 8 gig.
I bought this last year for my boyfriend for Christmas but just got around to reviewing it... Its perfect for running- small, lightweight. Its about the size of a half dollar if that helps put it in perspective for anyone and very light weight! It has been working for a year without any issues. Great product!
SO helpful for listening to baseball games while at work! :)2) The clip. Again super helpful while at work and I am sitting at my desk. If I need to get up and move around the office I don't have to unplug. Also, the clip is helpful for using while exercising. Good feature.3) Battery life is way better than the old one.I think most people know what to expect from Apple Products.
And FYI - the ipod will still remember your position when you come back to it.I have found the fast forward and rewind functions to be a little bit of a pain. You have two options - the easiest for me is to hold down the track forward or back buttons and they function as rewind or fast forward. The problem I have had is that it often seems to take too long to get back to the spot I am trying to find.
I can fumble around without looking, Voice Over tells me what buttons I'm touching, and then I double tap the button when I touch it. Really, it's not that complicated, at any given time there's only a maximum of 4 buttons on the screen. Oh, that's the right button- double tap, and there we go.The audio quality is great for an ipod. To my untrained ear, it is louder than my Touch, and sounds just as clear or better through my Etymotics and Sennheisers.
Answer: Yes, but I thought I was just going deaf--I'm older probably, at 68, and enjoy listening to my iPodTouch for audiobooks, and it is frustrating to have the sound only periodically when you are listening to a good story.  I am sorry to hear that the problem isn't me, but the product.