Advantages: Great sound, Great look
Disadvantages: A bit pricey and scratches easily

...A music quiz using your Itunes library. New games are also available to download any time form the Itunes music store online. The Ipod nano also acts as a photo album taking pictures off your computer and onto your Ipod with a simple viewer or a slideshow setting to display the images. The Ipod also allows you to upload an address book to keep your contacts at arms length, as well as a clock which also displays a world time function, also a stopwatch and a calendar. The latest addition for Ipods is also available on the Ipod nano and this is Nike+Ipod which allows you to run whilst listening to music and keep track of your time distance and a memory of your best scores, however this costs around £30 extra and the appropriate trainers cost about £60. Durability As you may well know when the Ipod nano first came out it was said... Read review

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Advantages: Sleek, light, slim design, durable
Disadvantages: Battery life a bit short, occasional screen freezing

...I have had this iPod nano since it first came out, which is almost three years ago I think (can't remember exactly) and I still use it everyday. I was very impressed by the design and the way it looked. It's very sleek and very small when held in hand. And it has the colour and material of the original iPod, which makes it very cute. It is slim. Not as slim as the coloured ones, but I still prefer this one. I have bought the Nike + as well as I go running a lot and it records all my jogging time, distance, calories burnt etc. The screen sometimes freezes and nothing works until the battery is drained and recharged then it'll work again as usual. But I have heard that this problem exists with all iPods. I don't think it is a major problem becuase it happens like twice a year so I never thought about sending it to Apple to get... Read review

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Advantages: Stay in the ears while doing sports, very comfortable, good sound quality
Disadvantages: I'll re-edit this review if I find any worth telling.

...on. During these activities they stay in the ears like a dream. They are very good and fit for the purpose of delivering music while doing sports. SOUND They delivering solid volume (enough to drown out environmental noises if needed) very good low frequencies and adequate high frequencies. I use a iPod shuffle for sports because of the convenient small size, but if you have an MP3 player with an equalizer the 'adequate high frequencies' could potentially be changed to 'very good high frequency' delivery, in theory. COMFORT They are very comfortable inside the ears too, which was very surprising! there was no need to push them inside the ear like plugs to get the driving bass and volume. They just sit inside the ear delivering music. COMPETITIVE I own a few brands of earphones. Compared to Nike / Philips earphones I use with my Nike MP3... Read review

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Advantages: Brighter screen, Flashy looks, easy scroll and search, touch wheel, great interface
Disadvantages: No video playback

.... The photo application can play slide shows from different folders, shuffle, play music at the same time, and show full screen. The music application splits the songs in to Album, Songs, Artists and playlists (mainly). The playlist function allows you to quikly access your most listened to music, highest rated, most recent, or create and save your own playlists. The ipod has many extra features, such as a radio tunes, iTrip (plays your music on to a radio), Nike Ipod(uses a sensor in running shoes to count speed, distance, distance left e.t.c. as well as synchronise your music to your footstep, to keep the beat). Hundreds of cases, speakers, and other gadgets make the nano easily customisable. To put music on it, iTunes on the computer is needed. This is a media player which accesses and changes the settings of the ipod, updating it. The i... Read review

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Advantages: good
Disadvantages: can get busy

...If you like Nike then you will love the Nike village in Oxford Street London, it sells all Nike has to offer. It’s a three storey building and stocks a lot of goods, all Nike of course and you’ll be able to find anything you want there. We went down to get the new Nike trainers, but they weren’t out, but it was just so wonderful. Just imagine quality goods and with such a wide range of clothes, sports wear you could find something to suite you. The prices were reasonable and even in some cases cheaper than in your local Allsports or JJB store….not bad. It’s so well laid out and presented that you could look around for ages. There’s a lot of personnel on hand to help you if you need to, and trust me when it gets busy, it gets busy, so you might just need their assistance. It sells a lot... Read review

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Advantages: Luscious design, still the icon of the mp3 world.
Disadvantages: Increased risk of muggings, overpriced.

...of investing in is the Nike + ipod set, although that could get rather costly with the trainers having to be bought as well. ~~~~~~~~~ So has it worked? Has apple come foreword with an mp3 player that will continue to stun prospective buyers throughout the New Year? For me, yes. True, the instructions are junk, and apple were too tight to include a docking station; but as an mp3 player, this is the daddy. xXx © aestro 2006... Read review

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Advantages: Nike Town in New York - Heaven!
Disadvantages: Computer says 'none'!

...''Oh my god'', thats the first words that came out of my mouth when I entered Nike Town in New York City. The wow factor certainly hit me on entering the shop. With Nike probable being the biggest and most recognisable sports brand in the world, its clear to see why they leave their competitors like Adidas and Reebox behind in the race to be number one in the world of sport. Their advertising campaigns are nothing short of fantastic and they offer products for practically any sport in the world. The Nike Town building itself fits in perfectly with the skyscrapers that surrounded it and is located on 6 E and 57th street, not far from Central Park. The Shop is not like any other sports shop i've seen in my life. It is huge. With about 7 or 8 levels (compared to just 3 at Nike Town in London), all accessible via lifts... Read review

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Advantages: added distance and control
Disadvantages: a bit expensive

...I have been playing golf for many years now and after trying many different types of cheaper balls I though lets splash out and buy some Nike balls. I only bought three but my game has improved dramatically. A lot of research is put into making a golf ball and no expense is spared. I mean Nike must be doing something right because Tiger Woods and many other famous golfers would not be using Nike golf balls if they weren’t up to standard. Since I first bought my Nike golf balls I can drive the ball an extra 30 to 40 yards. I hook the ball less and my slice has been reduced as well. I can’t say that Nike alone can make my the new Tiger Woods, because no matter how much you spend you can still not be the best golfer. To become a better golfer requires dedication, commitment, and a lot of practice. I am going to give my... Read review

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Advantages: Very Light, good quality and very cheap.
Disadvantages: Not very comfortable.

...Nike Mercurial Vapor II SG was being worn by the world fastest and greatest footballers such as Ronaldo, Cristiano Ronaldo, Thierry Henry and more. It is superlight weighing only 200g and it's handmade from Italy. It used to be the lightest football boot but was outrun by the Nike Mercurial Vapor III which only weighs around 185g but Nike Mercurial Vapor II is still a good choice cause it is stylish definitely cheap and your money worth. It is made out of Nike Skin which is a superlight and very thin material. Lightweight performance boot doesn't matter if you are a Sunday league or a professional player the Nike Mercurial Vapor II SG is a good choice for every type of player. The Studs provides perfect agility and acceleration giving you the player a head start on all the others. You can buy this product at eBay for just 20£ to 40... Read review

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Advantages: Tiny form factor, simple operation.
Disadvantages: Expensive, maybe a little "too" simple.

...The first thing you notice about this little player is the way it looks. In my mind, the word for that is "fantastic." I'm a huge fan of nicely designed hardware (as anyone could tell by now, considering my glowing comments about the iPod . . .) and this is certainly a nice piece of work. It has a sporty look to it (appropriate considering it bears the Nike "swoosh,") and is rubbery in all the right places. It pretty much looks like all the other PSA players (I like their design too!) but, like the 128MAX, it has an LCD which is critical. Some of the earlier models of this type had no display on them (REALLY no frills . . .) and that was a deal-breaker for me. I'm way to obsessive to go without any kind of display (more about the display later, as right now I'm only addressing appearance.) The other great thing about this device... Read review

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