Apple iPod mini 2nd Generation Silver (4 GB) MP3 Player
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- Number of Songs: 1000
- Usage: Music
- Interface: Firewire USB 2.0
- Screen Size: 1.67 inch
- Main Storage Type: Hard Drive
- Storage Capacity: 4 GB
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1,000 songs in Your Pocket!!
Pros
Stylish, compact, decent memory
Cons
Itunes is hard to use and lack of accessories
Recommended it?
Yes
The Bottom Line:
I'm really pleased with my iPod mini and rank it among one of the best mp3's out there.
The ipod mini is stylish, functional, easy to use and most importantly delivers perfect sound. I love its elegant dimensions, and find that 4GB is plenty for what i need.
My two dislikes are as follows:
1) Takes forever to learn how to actually put the music on the player. Took about three hours for me
2) Second,it does not come with an outlet charger, only a USB cord
It looks good, is unbelievably easy to use (besides Itunes) and even has additional functions such as being an address book or being an external hard drive. When it comes to comparing it to its larger versions there really is no question as to which is better, okay, the bigger ones hold more songs, but who really needs space for 10,000 songs? Secondly the larger iPods don't come in the three colours, are more expensive, are larger and don't quite have the same "cool" factor. When it comes to the question of the battery think about it. You are paying for something that will last roughly 2 years; think about how much you will use it in that time you may end up having only paid 10 pence for every hour you use it. If it runs out within the first year of use apple will replace it anyway.
I love this MP3 player, despite its faults, and after all 2343 million people cant be wrong.
My two dislikes are as follows:
1) Takes forever to learn how to actually put the music on the player. Took about three hours for me
2) Second,it does not come with an outlet charger, only a USB cord
It looks good, is unbelievably easy to use (besides Itunes) and even has additional functions such as being an address book or being an external hard drive. When it comes to comparing it to its larger versions there really is no question as to which is better, okay, the bigger ones hold more songs, but who really needs space for 10,000 songs? Secondly the larger iPods don't come in the three colours, are more expensive, are larger and don't quite have the same "cool" factor. When it comes to the question of the battery think about it. You are paying for something that will last roughly 2 years; think about how much you will use it in that time you may end up having only paid 10 pence for every hour you use it. If it runs out within the first year of use apple will replace it anyway.
I love this MP3 player, despite its faults, and after all 2343 million people cant be wrong.
