Unboxing the Third Generation iPod Nano

Hello YouTube, it's Detroit Borg again with another unboxing of an Apple product. This time, we're going to take a trip down memory lane and unbox a third generation iPod Nano that came out in 2007, but has been sitting around for years. I bought this little guy from Amazon.com on their marketplace, and as you can see, it's brand new.

As I pull off the tab to open it up, I'm greeted by the sleek aluminum front panel and stainless steel back panel. The design of this iPod Nano is quite different from its predecessors, especially the ones that came before the Nano, which had a similar candy bar design. Instead, this one resembles a shrunken down iPod Classic. I have to say, it's quite slim and feels nice in my hands.

The fourth generation Nano was available in an 8-gig model as well, but I got the four-gig model for this unboxing. Let's see if there's any charge on it. Nope, it's not charged yet. Now that we have our new iPod Nano, let's take a look at what's inside the box. We have a dock adapter, earphones, a USB connector, and some literature about the iPod Nano. The earphones are actually an older style, but I like them better than the ones they're selling now.

As I continue to unbox this little guy, I want to show you what's in the box and how it all fits together. On the bottom of the iPod, we have the hold switch, dock connector, and headphone jack. You can see that the aluminum from the front panel wraps around the edge to enclose these ports. One thing that stands out about this design is how simple and clean it is. There's nothing on top or side, just a sleek, minimalist design.

As we take a closer look at the iPod Nano, you'll notice that it has a glass screen, which is quite unusual for an iPod at this time. This design makes it feel more premium and modern. Now that we've unboxed our little guy, let's get it connected to my iMac using a Universal dock. I have to say, I'm impressed with how slim it is compared to the newer generations of iPod Nanos.

As I connect the iPod to my iMac, I notice that it uses an older style dock connector, which is slightly larger than the one they're using now. But, as I mentioned earlier, I think this style is better. Now that we've got our iPod connected, let's take a look at how it works. When you first turn on your iPod, you'll see the registration screen in iTunes. This is where you can set up your new iPod and start transferring music and other content from your computer.

In conclusion, this third generation iPod Nano is an interesting piece of Apple history. Its design may seem outdated compared to newer generations, but it still feels nice in my hands and has a certain charm to it. Thanks for watching, and don't forget to rate and subscribe if you liked this unboxing!

"WEBVTTKind: captionsLanguage: enhello youtube this is Detroit Borg again with another unboxing of an apple product this time we're going in the Wayback Machine and unboxing a third generation iPod Nano now the third generation iPod Nano came out in 2007 so it's 2010 so we're quite a few years in the future at this point so this has been sitting around for a while it is brand new I bought it from amazon.com on their marketplace so let's go ahead and unbox this there it is it's a little tab here to pull you'll be able to open it up so in order to pump the sella we have to do is pinch it here we go so the front is aluminum and the back is stainless steel which is notorious we're scratching so I have ordered a case it's not here yet but I'll put a case on it right away I was very shiny very smooth right now this is the four gig model it was available in an 8 gig model as well let's see if there's any charge on this nope not charged my set this is sine take a look what's in the box so we have a dock adapter here of earphones a USB connector and it's the older style which is a little larger with the release tabs on the side that you push and I think these were longer so I actually like these cables better than the ones are selling now so we got some literature iPad iPod Nano little stickers your lady stickers and horsey looks like the warranty or safety information there we go let's take a look at it on the bottom we see the hold switch the dock connector and the headphone you can see the aluminum from the front actually wraps around the edge to enclose these ports there's nothing on the top nothing on the side this side it's a very simple clean design take a look to see how this compares to the fourth generation Nano of course some they look very different the screens are actually the same but the orientation is different so this actually resembles more of a shrunken down iPod Classic in fact I have one right here looks very similar and then of course we have the fifth generation which adopts a larger screen and the video camera internal speaker a lot more features so that's the line of course this is the most unusual Nano all the nanos and the mini before the Nano had a similar sort of candy bar design that that this one didn't this was apparently just a shrunken down iPod Classic so supposed to resemble this more than any other nano it's kind of nice and slim so if you look at it side by side it's almost a slim slim as the newest generation in fact they're just as slim if I look at this correctly there's less plastic on this I have to say there's plastic on the end of these nanos on the top and bottom but here too so it's kind of nice that it's all metal all metal and glass this is it has a glass screen let's go ahead and dock this and get it connected for the first time okay I have my Universal dock connected to my iMac which normally charges my iPhone but let's go ahead and remove my iPhone get the dock adapter in there just snap it in we're going to slide this in starting up first thing that comes up when you connect an iPod is the registration screen in iTunes so I'll go ahead and set my iPod for the first time so once again this has been Detroit Board with an unboxing of the third generation iPod Nano please rate and subscribe thanks for watchinghello youtube this is Detroit Borg again with another unboxing of an apple product this time we're going in the Wayback Machine and unboxing a third generation iPod Nano now the third generation iPod Nano came out in 2007 so it's 2010 so we're quite a few years in the future at this point so this has been sitting around for a while it is brand new I bought it from amazon.com on their marketplace so let's go ahead and unbox this there it is it's a little tab here to pull you'll be able to open it up so in order to pump the sella we have to do is pinch it here we go so the front is aluminum and the back is stainless steel which is notorious we're scratching so I have ordered a case it's not here yet but I'll put a case on it right away I was very shiny very smooth right now this is the four gig model it was available in an 8 gig model as well let's see if there's any charge on this nope not charged my set this is sine take a look what's in the box so we have a dock adapter here of earphones a USB connector and it's the older style which is a little larger with the release tabs on the side that you push and I think these were longer so I actually like these cables better than the ones are selling now so we got some literature iPad iPod Nano little stickers your lady stickers and horsey looks like the warranty or safety information there we go let's take a look at it on the bottom we see the hold switch the dock connector and the headphone you can see the aluminum from the front actually wraps around the edge to enclose these ports there's nothing on the top nothing on the side this side it's a very simple clean design take a look to see how this compares to the fourth generation Nano of course some they look very different the screens are actually the same but the orientation is different so this actually resembles more of a shrunken down iPod Classic in fact I have one right here looks very similar and then of course we have the fifth generation which adopts a larger screen and the video camera internal speaker a lot more features so that's the line of course this is the most unusual Nano all the nanos and the mini before the Nano had a similar sort of candy bar design that that this one didn't this was apparently just a shrunken down iPod Classic so supposed to resemble this more than any other nano it's kind of nice and slim so if you look at it side by side it's almost a slim slim as the newest generation in fact they're just as slim if I look at this correctly there's less plastic on this I have to say there's plastic on the end of these nanos on the top and bottom but here too so it's kind of nice that it's all metal all metal and glass this is it has a glass screen let's go ahead and dock this and get it connected for the first time okay I have my Universal dock connected to my iMac which normally charges my iPhone but let's go ahead and remove my iPhone get the dock adapter in there just snap it in we're going to slide this in starting up first thing that comes up when you connect an iPod is the registration screen in iTunes so I'll go ahead and set my iPod for the first time so once again this has been Detroit Board with an unboxing of the third generation iPod Nano please rate and subscribe thanks for watching\n"