Volume level on my Ipod Nano

I bought two iPods nano for my daugthers, after load both iPods the volume level is not the same in both, is there a setting to be modified in order to get the same level of volume in the second one?

Go to Settings>Volume Limit and make sure the triangle is in the same place for both (the end if no limit is set). If it's the same, make sure that you use identical settings and audio conditions when comparing the two, and then try with a different set of headphones. If there's still a difference, then the one with the low volume might need to be sent back to Apple
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