How to protect iPod 4G Nano best

Hi all.
I got a Nano 4G recently, and I wish to protect it. With your expertise, what do you recommend would be the best way of protecting it? Should I just buy a sleeve (and very important: Do you have any preferences/input on this matter?), or should I also use the screen protecter?
Thanks in advance.
Best regards,
Niles.

hi, i have little experience with ipod nano 4th G, simple to protect it buy a plastic cover, and you will get a transparent cover for the screen included the package.

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