The second-gen iPod Nano looks and feels better. Its body is now made of anodized aluminum, rather than the scratch-prone polycarbonate of the original. It’s also thinner, believe it or not. Five new ...

Ditch the streaming subscription and return to your roots. Discover exactly how much music you can pack into Apple's iconic, ...

My Nano was loud lime green and engraved with "Don't Panic" on the back. It came with a computer, one of those Apple deals where you'd buy a laptop for college and they'd throw an iPod Nano in the box ...

The iPod Nano is officially a “vintage” Apple product. Apple recently added the seventh-generation iPod Nano, which is the newest iPod Nano (last updated in 2015), to its Vintage and Obsolete Products ...

It certainly looks the part. And it costs as much as Apple's most affordable AirPods.

It marks the end of an era: Apple has officially (and quietly) killed off the iPod Nano and the iPod Shuffle, leaving just the iPod Touch as the only remaining version of the company’s iconic portable ...

There’s a new iPod on the scene—the iPod nano—and we’ve got one. What follows are our first impressions of this very impressive little player. As you’ve undoubtedly heard, the iPod nano comes in two ...

The seventh-generation iPod nano, Apple’s last model, will be added to the company’s list of “vintage” products later this month. First introduced in 2015, the device was marketed as the thinnest iPod ...

is The Verge’s executive editor. He has covered tech, policy, and online creators for over a decade. Like the iPod Classic three years before it, the iPod nano’s death today was a long time coming.

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As it pivoted toward the iPhone, Apple gradually slimmed down its iPod line and, in 2022, retired the final version bringing the curtain down on the era.

OK, I’m ready for the backlash. I’m wearing an iPod Nano on my wrist as a watch. I already own an iPhone. And an iPad. What’s wrong with me? Would you believe me if I said that I’d have done the same ...