Apple iPod shuffle 1 GB Green (2nd Generation) by Apple Computer
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Digital camera reviews of Apple iPod shuffle 1 GB Green (2nd Generation)
Digital camera Review: Good for basic music needs
Summary: 4 Stars
It's excellent for exercise. Sometimes I'd like to be able to search out a certain album or song a little more easily, and I wish it would turn off after a set amount of time (like at night), but overall it's a very nice little ipod. I definitely didn't need to get one of the big ones. For those people who have something against 'shuffled' music, know that it can also just play through everything in order from start to finish. You just have to update the music on it more often than on a regular ipod to make things more easily accessible. Digital camera Review: Over 200 songs on a device the size of bubble gum? Brilliant!!
Summary: 5 Stars
If you like to listen to music while you work out or jog, this wonderful device is absolutely essential, especially if you don't want to lug around a portable cd player or a larger Ipod. You can fit over 200 of your favorite songs on the shuffle. Furthermore, at the bargain price of $49, this is a really good value. Digital camera Review: Very easy to use
Summary: 5 Stars
This was a birthday gift to myself, I filled it with gospel music and listen to it at work and when I go for walks. It's great, and easy to use.Digital camera Review: What Item?
Summary: 1 Stars
It would be hard to review an item that I never received. The seller of this item is a scam artist. He took my money and never sent the product. Digital camera Review: Serious problems with some PCs
Summary: 4 Stars
Does what every other mp3 player should and it's surprisingly small.
However, The software for this iPod has a terrible USB driver for Windows. Let's put it this way: to transfer music from my PC to the iPod, I have to unplug my USB mouse connected in another, completely unrelated port. Naturally, I'm not the only one with this problem. (I found this solution after 5 minutes on Google)
The hardware is ok, but I would avoid iTunes at all cost. (Search for alternatives, there is plenty of them)