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Apple iPod shuffle 2 GB Silver (4th Generation) NEWEST MODEL
The iPod shuffle is story with lots of twists, a tragedy, and now they are trying to restore this to it's original glory. The 2nd generation has a hold function, a long, and quality USB dock and was built like a rock. It was my favorite iPod out of the 10+ I've had over the years.
This one is far too small, there's no room no grip it without hitting the buttons, which would be okay if there was a hold switch, but there isn't. If you want to grip this thing hard enough to open the clip then you are going to hit the control dial and change songs. The build quality is also lacking, I got it for snowboarding, and I would be very scared in a fall with the new iPod shuffle. It's too light and feels as if you can depress the body with a hard enough press.
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Apple iPod shuffle 2 GB Silver (4th Generation) NEWEST MODEL
One thing I do like about the new shuffle is the voiceover, it's not a native ability and needs to be downloaded and synced using iTunes. Fairly straightforward; hit the dedicated button to hear what you are listening to (song name, then artist), hold it to scroll through your playlists and have them read aloud to you as you hit FF or RR, and then press it twice in quick succession to hear the battery level. What I love about it though, is that if you pause and then hit FF or RR it will call out the songs you're passing though, so you can just find one you want and then hit play. Is it that much better than listening to the first few seconds of the song?...a little, like if you want to hear a certain artist but don't know every song from them that made it onto your iPod.
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Apple iPod shuffle 2 GB Silver (4th Generation) NEWEST MODEL
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