Apple iPod shuffle 1 GB Metal (2nd Generation) by Apple Computer
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Digital camera reviews of Apple iPod shuffle 1 GB Metal (2nd Generation)
Digital camera Review: Great Battery Power
Summary: 5 Stars
I love my little green machine. The battery last forever and its small enough to stick anywhere.Digital camera Review: Great for the gym
Summary: 5 Stars
At first I was looking at other mp3 players for the gym that had a screen but I decided this would be better...and it is! I love that it clips to my shirt, instead of some bulky armband, and I can just push the button to scroll through the songs without looking. Very simple, perfect for when I'm on the go or at the gym.Digital camera Review: Great for running
Summary: 5 Stars
I love that the shuffle is SO small. You can clip it on and not even feel that it is there, much different than my other MP3 player. As a runner, it's great that it doesn't seem to bounce around-- you can't even feel it's there.
Also the lack of a screen is great for exercise, because I never get to look at the screen anyway, and it makes more room for larger controls. It's very easy to feel for the control you want without having to look at it, which can be very important when running.
Digital camera Review: ipod shuffle
Summary: 3 Stars
This product is ok. It is a good starter ipod for a kid. Affordable. Quick shipping, good packaging. ThanksDigital camera Review: like it, not impressed with longevity
Summary: 4 Stars
I had a 1st generation iPod shuffle and loved it, but it stopped working after 1 year -- wouldn't charge. Sending it back to Apple to get fixed wasn't worth the inconvenience or the price tag -- especially not with the 2nd gen shuffle coming out. Instead, got a new 2nd gen shuffle. Have had it for a year, and same thing has now happened -- won't charge, and problem is not the cable/charger. Once again, the inconvenience and price of getting it fixed makes it easier to just buy a new one. I love the shuffle for what it is -- easy to take on runs, love the clip, ease of use, etc. But am I really going to have to fork out $75 every year for a new one because of quality issues? Maybe I've just been unlucky, but in my experience, this doesn't live up to Apple's advertised standards.