iPod nano (5th generation) · A1320 (2009)
This entry covers iPod nano (5th generation), model A1320, from 2009. The documented configuration offers 8 / 16 GB of flash storage.

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Purple fifth-generation iPod nano, front view. Photo: Lubyanka, Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 3.0. Album covers already blurred by the creator; no changes by us. Not a launch photo.
Specs
| Key feature | A1320 |
| Model | A1320 |
| Documented storage | 8 / 16 GB |
| Navigation | Click Wheel |
| Display | Color TFT · 2.2″ · 240 × 376 |
| Frequency response | 20 Hz - 20 kHz |
| Computer connection | USB through Dock Connector |
| Height | 90.7 mm |
| Width | 38.7 mm |
| Depth | 6.2 mm |
| Weight | 36.4 g |
| Music: Apple maximum | Up to 24 h |
| Selected audio formats | AAC / MP3 / WAV |
History and documentation
This entry covers iPod nano (5th generation), model A1320, from 2009. The documented configuration offers 8 / 16 GB of flash storage.
Design and specifications
It uses Click Wheel for navigation. Display: Color TFT · 2.2″ · 240 × 376. Its camera records 640 × 480 VGA video at up to 30 frames per second; it is not described here as a still camera.
Use and context
It measures 90.7 mm high, 38.7 mm wide and 6.2 mm deep, and weighs 36.4 g. The technical sheet lists a 20 Hz to 20 kHz frequency response and support for AAC, MP3 and WAV among other formats.
Notes and image
Computer connection: USB through Dock Connector. Apple quotes up to 24 hours of music on a full charge under its test conditions. This is a historical figure, not a runtime guarantee or an assessment of a used unit's battery.