Measuring just 52 x 21 x 13mm, the thumb-sized NaNite N1 offers true portability in every sense.
At just 20 grams it is as lightweight as they come and the combination of size and shape is perfect for anyone, be it joggers who need a lightweight quality player that won’t burden them or just anyone who wants to enjoy their music.
We’ve put it side by side other players and a popular soft drink  in our tiny test comparison post.
See all after the break.

Next to a host of standard media players (and my shiny vintage brick, the Sony NW-A3000) the pocket-sized nature of this player is really noticeable.

Side by side with the Onda VX797HD it’s ridiculously tiny but the 2GB or 4GB options prove it’s the best of both worlds.

The N1 is as high as credit card is wide and once it’s in the pocket it’s as noticeable or unnoticeable as you like.

If you’re out and about and want to have music on all day, hassle-free, the huge 40 hour continuous play battery life will give you that and then some.
For those who are more hands on with their players it’s the business too. Rather than play like a shuffle which doesn’t offer control over your music, the N1 recognises ID3 tags so music can be browsed and selected easily on the 1.1 inch OLED screen.
Its small stature doesn’t come at the cost of audio quality either. Powered by the tried and trusted Sigmatel 3710 and packing SRS WOW, BBE, EQ presets and a customisable EQ, this tiny player makes a big noise.

Get one now with 2GB starting at $39.99

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