512MB iPod shuffle 1st Generation

Pros: Tiny, Easy to use, Attractive, Long Battery Life, Reasonably Priced

Cons: 512 MB, Limited included accessories, Available in only one color

The Bottom Line: If you want a good player for the price with decent battery life, read on about the iPod Shuffle. It may be exactly what you are looking for!

Review: Apple iPod Shuffle (512 MB - M9724LL/A) MP3 Player

Why I Bought it and Why I wish I Had Not!:

Okay, so it sounds as if I do not recommend the iPod Shuffle. That could not be further from the truth because I do...

Pros: very small, sleek, great iTunes software, easy to use, decent price

Cons: no LCD screen, holds only 120 songs, overpriced accessories, no AM/FM tuner

The Bottom Line: The iPod Shuffle costs only $99. It is this a good thing or a bad thing?

Review: A few days ago Steve Jobs, the CEO of Apple, announced that his company would begin selling iPods for only $99. This announcement intrigued me a lot because iPods, the popular MP3 players that have become a symbol of status, are known for their...

Pros: Looks cool, easy to use, good sound, inexpensive, no skipping, battery life

Cons: iTunes deletes songs in Shuffle if they are not in the Library, flat main switch

The Bottom Line: The cons are small and the pros are in the important areas of performance. I highly recommend the iPod Shuffle. Just don't expect too much.

Review: My girlfriend had been trying to get an iPod Shuffle for the entire month of February. The Apple stores in the LA area had them sold out every time she called. Finally,...

Pros: Under $100 for 512MB of music, smaller than pack of Trident gum, Simple to use

Cons: Is it too simplistic? see review.

The Bottom Line: If all you want is an easy music listening experience, it is more than up to the task.

Review: Before you go on and read this epinion, know that I wrote and own the 1GB iPod Shuffle and wrote an epinion on it already that you can read for a full and heavily detailed review of...

Pros: It's almost imperceptibly tiny and totally singleminded.

Cons: It takes a better man than I to properly care for one.

The Bottom Line: In which the author wonders if maybe he's just not ready for the responsibility of owning an iPod Shuffle.

Review: My 512 MB iPod Shuffle has gone to heaven. It is now with the angels, and my dogs Daisy and Wolf, and all my cats - Jiggs, Maggie, Rascal, Smokey, Little Rascal, Pinky (also known as Slimey), Gulliver (that awful way), Oliver, and George -...

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...

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...

Pros: Simple, attractive, convenient, straightforward

Cons: Uncomplicated (a con only to those who seek additional complication in their life)

The Bottom Line: For its target market (uncomplicated types like me), an ideal music device.

Review: As a Father's Day gift, my kids pooled their resources and got me an iPod Shuffle - the entry level 512 Mb model. After a week or so of use, you can color me convinced: this is a really cool personal music device.

Without explicitly...

Pros: Size, portability, price

Cons: No view screen, small storage capacity

The Bottom Line: Appealing price, but when you consider the small storage capacity and lack of view screen, it lacks a lot of what make its big brothers great.

Review: With the addition of a new 512 MB Apple iPod Shuffle, our home now has more iPods than people. If this sounds wasteful, keep in mind that one of the iPod users is a seven year old girl, who has left her pink iPod Mini on the school bus, in...

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...