I have an older iPod nano - model PA477LL version 1.1.3 Is it bluetooth compatible?

I have an older iPod nano - model PA477LL version 1.1.3 It was a gift and I haven't begun using it until now. I've looked in the menu and can't really tell - Is it bluetooth compatible?

Hey taralynn179,
It sounds like you have an iPod nano (2nd generation). Bluetooth 4.0 was introduced with the iPod nano (7th generation). For more information, you can check out the tech specs for your device:
iPod nano (Second Generation) - Technical Specifications
http://support.apple.com/kb/sp25
Additional Information:
Identifying iPod models
http://support.apple.com/kb/ht1353
Thanks,
Matt M.

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