Review on MP3 player Apple iPod nano 7 16Gb by Gabriela Kamirowska ᠌

If someone else wants a compact player for sports or does not want to carry the phone, I can lend you mine. The same thing applies to locating a functional iPod nano 7 device. It is true that this is complete and total rubbish for 10k. With the price of $1500-2022, you should purchase it if you find it in pristine condition (just like I did). No more. Has pros: Working with iTunes (it is very straightforward to arrange and tag your recordings on it); Very small and convenient sizes 3) Bluetooth support (this is the only nano with the previously familiar lightning power port and blue tooth support); 4) the comfort of the interface, and it even has a clock and an alarm clock (and unlike fiio) Cons: 1) Working time (my copy, playing music for 5–6 hours via BT, said bye-bye, it's good in the car you can also connect via cable); 2) iTunes (at the same time, a super convenient program, but its downside is that you cannot connect the player like a regular flash drive); 3) Working time (my copy, playing music for 5–6 hours via BT, said bye-bye); 4) Working time (my copy, playing music for 5–6 hours via 3) The idea of 16 GB in 2022 is hilarious. The fire would be here, where the support for memory cards would be soldered. 4) Of course not, and even fewer plain fart speakers. 5) The official price is something else different.