512MB iPod shuffle First Gen. White

Pros: Great utility device, small and easy to use

Cons: No screen, but for me that's not really a con

The Bottom Line: The iPod Shuffle is perfect for people on the move.

Review: Rappers have written love songs for their guns, heroin, and other non-human things. So I decided that I'd write one too. Here we go. We haven't shuffled for awhile But when we reconnect through the 'phones, you always make me smile Ok, I'm ...

Pros: So small and light. Easy to use. Good value.

Cons: No LCD screen, no 'wheel'.

The Bottom Line: The super-portable, ultra-quick product in the iPod line. I love everything about it. It is perfect for working out.

Review: The iPod Craze The iPod Shuffle is the third completely different kind of iPod to come out in recent years (following the regular iPod and the iPod Mini...the iPod Photo is basically just the regular iPod with a color screen and the ability to ...

Pros: Stylish, excellent sound quality and build quality, easy to use, fully-integrated with outstanding iTunes software.

Cons: Included ear-buds might not fit well; flash-drive functionality needs improvement; USB cap doesn't fit tightly.

The Bottom Line: Whether viewed as an "entry-level iPod" or specialty MP3 player for workouts, the iPod Shuffle delivers with style. It works perfectly, it sounds great, it's inexpensive. No drawbacks!

Review: OVERVIEW The iPod Shuffle is the smallest and least expensive of Apple's famous iPod line of MP3 players. Based upon a solid state "flash drive" which stores music on a chip instead of a micro hard drive, it is about the size of a pack of gum. My ...

Pros: Compact, lightweight, easy to use, very rugged, LONG battery life

Cons: Graphic display would be nice, though it would increase size; headphones don't shield outside noise

The Bottom Line: Great for deployment. Won't hold your entire library, but it will go wherever Uncle Sam sends you and put up with just about anything you subject it to.

Review: I bought my iPod Shuffle during my deployment in support of Operation Enduring Freedom, and this review is written from the standpoint of how well this music player holds up downrange. Bottom line, it holds up very well. Pros: Durability. The ...

Pros: Near Zero Weight Makes It Transparent. Minimalist Design Keeps It Simple to Use.

Cons: Small Storage Size Makes It Difficult for People With High Bit Rate Sound Files.

The Bottom Line: If you don't like being weighted down by gadgets get shuffling. It's simple but powerful. The lack of screen does not detract from the usefulness of this player.

Review: UPDATE 9/8/05: Apple just released their new iPod nano player which is as Apple CEO Steve Jobs says, "impossibly small." It's literally the height of four credit cards thick, and no wider than a business card. Yes, it's functionally smaller than the ...

Pros: Small, easy to use, more than enough songs for a workout, very mobile, very cool!

Cons: No choice of color, white gets dirty when you use it to workout

The Bottom Line: This thing is great. Has totally changed music portability - and workouts - for me!

Review: Intro For those of us who need to work out and pretty much hate to, music is the one thing that can keep us going. I simply can't work out without music, and I was getting sick of carrying around a portable CD player and trying to find ways to ...

Pros: Very small, very light, no delicate parts.

Cons: no display. works with only one computer.

The Bottom Line: Go for this if you want something for less then $100. Avoid 1GB shuffle, instead go for iPod mini 4gb for US$189.

Review: iPod is many things to many people, majority of people think its music player which can hold 100 songs, 15000 songs or more depending on the model. 30/40/60GB iPod photo can act as multimedia juke box that shows color photos apart from playing music. To ...

Pros: Sound quality .. awesome. Nuf said. Simple controls. Excellent battery life in a tiny player.

Cons: USB connectivity issues including problems connecting to Apple's very own eMac. NO GAPLESS PLAYBACK.

The Bottom Line: If you can live without gapless audio playback and get around the USB connectivity issues the Shuffle is a great MP3 player.

Review: I've had my iPod Shuffle for about a week now. I'm pleased, especially since I received it free with my credit card account (you've seen the ads). The Good Extremely easy to use and load with tons of music. This tiny itsey-bitsey little ...

Pros: Awesome sound,extremely lightweight

Cons: none I've come across

The Bottom Line: great for jogging and working out,awesome sound

Review: I got my ipod shuffle off ebay and shipped to me here in India.At 85$(including shipping) it was a steal considering it retails here for 175$.Initially I was looking for something cheaper in the range of 50$ and was considering the samsung yepp 256 ...

Pros: Very small (~1 in3) iTMS/AAC support, simplicity of use, build quality, good included earbuds

Cons: Not many I can think of

The Bottom Line: Great little player that does everything you need it to

Review: I bought the iPod shuffle (iPs) because it was just what I needed: it's small, light, has the right capacity for me, and it supports iTunes Music Store (iTMS) *.M4P encrypted AAC files as well as *.M4A unencrypted AAC files. The packaging of the iPs ...