Apple iPod classic 3rd Generation White (20 GB) MP3 Player
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- Number of Songs: 5000
- Usage: Music
- Interface: Firewire USB 2.0
- Screen Size: 2 inch
- Main Storage Type: Hard Drive
- Storage Capacity: 20 GB
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Music Lover's PARADISE!!!
Pros
A Robust, all-rounder. Excellent storage, sound, and user interface!
Cons
None
Recommended it?
Yes
The Bottom Line:
Worth every cent spent on it because of its portability, size, ease of use, networking with a MAC, storage space, and the sound output
I have had this sleek, light, AWESOME mini-monster for almost a year now....and boy!! It is indeed the 8th wonder of the world.
I am not sure about how it works with Windows, since I own a Mac, and when I plug it in, it just opens iTunes and updates itself. You literally do NOT need to interfere@ all!!!
Personally, I was not very impressed by the headphones, but then I went ahead and bought the white Sony Fontopia (Model: MDR-EX71SL) in-ear headphones and they truly complement the output of the iPod. The headphones are a little on the expensive side, but then....if you can spend big bucks on the iPod, would you be willing to compromise the beauty of its sound with cheap headphones?
Most people feel that the iPod is heavy on the wallet...that, to some extent, is true...but then consider this..with a 20 GB hard drive, and the easiest user interface, this thing packs a lot of punch for its size!!!
The battery life, as most of us who have done the research know, is not the shining star of the iPod. To work around that, I went and bought a Belkin battery pack, that has suction cups to hold the iPod, and there is a connector that transfers the batter juice to it!
In fact I am really excited to test its durability since I am going to travel across the world on a 16-hr Flight, and will keep some spare batteries just in case!!!!
Currently I have 2000 songs, and can still store 3000 more!!!! That IS a lot of music.
So, for those of you thinking to but the iPod...need I say more?
I am not sure about how it works with Windows, since I own a Mac, and when I plug it in, it just opens iTunes and updates itself. You literally do NOT need to interfere@ all!!!
Personally, I was not very impressed by the headphones, but then I went ahead and bought the white Sony Fontopia (Model: MDR-EX71SL) in-ear headphones and they truly complement the output of the iPod. The headphones are a little on the expensive side, but then....if you can spend big bucks on the iPod, would you be willing to compromise the beauty of its sound with cheap headphones?
Most people feel that the iPod is heavy on the wallet...that, to some extent, is true...but then consider this..with a 20 GB hard drive, and the easiest user interface, this thing packs a lot of punch for its size!!!
The battery life, as most of us who have done the research know, is not the shining star of the iPod. To work around that, I went and bought a Belkin battery pack, that has suction cups to hold the iPod, and there is a connector that transfers the batter juice to it!
In fact I am really excited to test its durability since I am going to travel across the world on a 16-hr Flight, and will keep some spare batteries just in case!!!!
Currently I have 2000 songs, and can still store 3000 more!!!! That IS a lot of music.
So, for those of you thinking to but the iPod...need I say more?
