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Question: Is the iPod nano 8 GB (5th Generation) compatible with a PC?
Document: I owned this iPod nano (a blue one) for a few months before I sold it to my brother and upgraded to a classic. The only major issue I had with it is that it didn't carry enough space (8 GB) and the classic carries more than enough (160). Anyway, this iPod is godly. Holding a couple of thousand of songs, it plays radio when you plug in headphones, has a nice video recorder and does everything else that other nanos used to like play your songs and enables note-taking drag-n-drop style.
It was used and I got it from my friend Bri for 70 bucks (talked her down from 80) and I think it was still a steal. It's a great iPod trust me. My brother is one lucky son of a gun for getting it off my hands for 50. I had the 8 GB but if you can, pay a little more for a used 16 GB because you will have that much more space. 8 GB just isn't enough for a music lover.4.5 stars.
When I received my green 5th generation ipod nano, I was surprised by how sleek and shiny the finish. It's very impressive. All the new features are great, and having a video camera on the back is a very nice touch. I'm definitely very happy with the product. Apple is definitely my prime choice for mp3 players.
I bought the new iPod Nano 5th Generation because my iPod Nano 4th Generation was accidentally soaked in water. Although I loved the green color of the 4th Generation everything about the new one is so much better. I love the video and video quality, the radio, and the larger screen. The only thing I wish it has is the ability to take pictures. Its exceeded my expectations and I absolutely would recommend it to anyone.
The 5th generation Ipod Nano is definitely worth the upgrade. I bought it mainly for the new video camera feature, but am have found myself actually using nearly every other feature almost daily. I keep it with me at all times, more than my cell phone. Here's my review of the features:Video camera - The video quality is absolutely fantastic relative to the size and "add-on" nature of the camera. The image is better than my Kodak Zi6 when set on VGA. I do wish it had a 16x9 widescreen aspect ration, but I can live without that.
i'm shocked at all the good reviews for the ipod nano 5th generation. this thing is a clunk of junk. i spend hours and hours burning all my CD's into itunes (which in itself takes forever to install and uninstall), only to find that it won't sync them to the ipod. which means, this thing is worthless. sure, it will sync the first few songs. but then my computer (or itunes) freezes. then i had to turn the computer off, power it back on, go thru the "windows did not shut down properly" thing, wait for the reboot process, wait for itunes to start, wait some more, attempt to re-sync, sync thru 219 of 540 songs, then FREEZE.
It still dies without warning, which is still annoying, then revives itself when it feels like it! However, it dies a lot less frequently, every few months or so. When it does, since I use the Pedometer feature, it erases all the steps for that day. Another annoyance. BUT it works well for music and podcast storage and replay. Bought the Griffin 4045-TRPAUTOS iTrip Auto FM Transmitter to use it in the car. The games also come in handy while waiting in line or for a show to start!From other friends, they also say their 5th generation iPod Nano died w/o warning.
I've thus changed my rating to 5 stars.The original review:First: I love the 5G. It's a wonderful Swiss Army Knife of a media player, small enough to easily fit into any pocket. My only wish is that I could have one with 64 gigs, but since it's discontinued that obviously will never happen.This particular one, though, was terrible. I got it used; it was advertised as having some minor scratches and dings. First, the seller (psxpro) advertised it as having 16 GB; it only had 8.
So they bought the 6th generation but find it not much better than the iPod Shuffle. In their opinion, in spite of the problems, the 5th G is much better than the 6th G.  Also, the Griffin 4045 won't fit the 6th G.
We have had several of these in our house because they have such a great look to them. I use my iPods religiously when I workout or have long car trips. Unfortunately the 5th generation has some issues. After a while the headphone jack port becomes unusable. I was told that this was a glitch in the model and nothing could be done. Apple told me they would replace it with the same model but couldn't promise that it wouldn't happen again. We got another one and it happened again. The same thing also happened to my mother in-laws iPod which was the same model.
Answer: Yes as long as you have itunes downloaded then you can sync to pc.