iPod Nano

After two and a half years of pretty heavy use, my iRiver died. The buttons have always been a little off, and, recently, it could take 20 or 30 presses on the power button to get it to turn on. I usually had to take the battery out to turn it off. I originally bought it because I wanted to be able to replace the batteries easily, but it became a bit of a pain to always have an extra battery in my pocket.

I replaced it with a 4Gb iPod Nano. It's lighter, feels better made, and has nice controls.

At 4 Gb, it holds almost all of my CDs.