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Apple iPod Shuffle (1st Generation)

Apple iPod Shuffle (1st Generation)

MPN: MP3001PX765AA
Apple iPod Shuffle (1st Generation)
3.5

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David
David3 posts
 

This is a Great product that I got second hand for 5 British pounds – 11/10 for commuting to high school. Great battery life I struggled to find a usb plug that worked with it I use it on a daily basis It's even great for the shower or bath because you can easily connect it to a cheap speaker with a 3.5" headphone jack and if you get a decent one, Its really great! It's even replaces my phone in that role

amckern
amckern8 posts
 

Bricks to eaily – If you get a first gen with NO firmware upgrades, the thing will brick if you attempt to perform an upgrade. I went though 6 of them in 12 months, and then just gave up trying to update the firmware I would recommend to purchase a 3rd gen iPod shuffle, or a proper 7th gen iPod Its an apple product Bricks when attempting to perform firmware upgrades

rebo28
rebo2827 posts
 

Good – The first of this kind, it is easy to see why the iPod shuffle was an immediate hit. The sound quality was excellent and although the half-a-gig was quite small it allowed for enough songs to be shuffled without getting boring. Although it rattles around in your pocket a bit, it's scratch resistant and quite hardy. Of course, now with upgrades… Read more

like voice over and screens, you would only be interested in buying this iPod as a first iPod or a cheap one with the desired Apple quality.

Verdict: A good starter Small and slim, easy to upload songs, easy to control Funny shape to put in your pocket when jogging etc, small harddrive

Mythic
Mythic223 posts
 

Good – A great little product, but you can only grab them on auction sites now. Nice starter ipod for a kid if you can get your hands on one, though to be honest, these were upgraded for a reason. This thing goes the distance, I've had mine for over five years now and it STILL works, even though I've upgraded and bought other ipods since then. Cute… Read more

design, simple and clean cut, easy to use. Price was low too. Doesn't sell this model anymore. Lack of a clip means the newer shuffle is a better buy if you want it to work out with.

mimi11
mimi1134 posts
 

Good – i would suggest any one whos looking for a cheap affordable mp3 player buy one of these its better than other cheap ones small, cute and cheap and can be used for a usb stick too there is quite a few cases out there for it too which are really good i have a few myself and they only $2 each so i have lots of colours to chose from. it is so easy to… Read more

use because you dont have to go to the menu and pick a song so its good if you dont really care about wich song it comes up with its headphones broke pretty quick so i just used my old ones which were good and its battery life isn't very good it only lasts a couple of hours

kade1234
kade1234VIC131 posts
 

OK – I purchased this product as I was after something small and ultra portable. The Ipod Shuffle was a low price and simple looking so I decided on that. I like the form factor of the product as it is the same as a standard USB key. Although the unit itself is durable the software is not. I found that mine crashed and stopped working a few… Read more

times. It ended up being repaired at the Apple Service Centre. This happened a few times. The technician at the store told me that the Windows USB drivers will corrupt the Shuffle in some cases. A good low priced device that is simple to use. No screen so don't put too many songs on it. It broke down a few times as there is a fundamental fault in the design.

Roronoa
Roronoa38 posts
 

OK – I have owned an iPod Shuffle for a year and a half, before the unit played up. However I can continue using it as a normal USB stick to store files such as word documents, and music files. The unit comes with the standard iPod headphones. These headphones can last about a year before they can start playing up- and one aspect I found out is that… Read more

these headphones are on a high volume, it emits externally so people around you can hear what you are listening to! Overall it is cheap and easy to install. You can purchase track on the iTunes program and immediately transfer them to the unit. Personally, you wouldn't consider buying the 1st generation shuffles, it is best to buy the newer shuffles with more features and storage. Cheap, slick, light, easy to navigate. Can be used as a standard USB for the storage. Battery life, no screen.

All_Members
All_Members20 posts
 

Good – You can pick one of these up really cheap now, as I did because they were just bringing out the new shuffle. Well worth the money spent. My biggest problem, is this was our families first experience with MP3 players/iPods, so we all fight over it, which means now I'm buying a couple more, though of the brand new ones just out this month. Will… Read more

review those when I get them...stay tuned. I bought this for my son last year and it has been great. It is small, cheap, easy to work for young kids. Probably that it has no screen, but neither do the new shuffles, so if this is your price range, it's really not a problem.

minijumbuk
minijumbuk6 posts
 

Good – Overall, This iPod shuffle is pretty useful in storing information and songs at the same time, sound quality is also acceptable. If i was given a choice, i would not have bought this again, instead i would save up for a slightly more expensive one with a screen, not necessarily an ipod brand. The iPod not having a screen is a major disadvantage… Read more

and would really help to identify which song is actually playing. It is portable so i can take it anywhere and be able to use it, when i do not have a hand to hold it, i can put it in my T shirt pocket It is a small and portable mp3 player and can be brought to many places without much trouble. Sound quality is acceptable and is light in weight. It is also pretty easy to add new songs into this mp3 my using iTunes Small storage size for information and data. No screen so is hard to know what song is coming up next. Old and outdated. Sometimes computer cannot recognise this hardware and computer has to be restarted in order to read files in this USB.

MelbourneDan
MelbourneDanVIC22 posts
 

OK – This was my first iPod experience a couple of years ago and I was reasonably happy with it for the most part. However, this has since been superseded by Gen2 shuffles, so I wouldn't buy one unless it was $50 or less. The sound quality is awesome, (as with all iPods), it syncs easily with iTunes and it is lightweight and robust. The fact that there… Read more

is no screen is a downer for me, but it might be a good thing for people who like surprises. I would assume something this small would have been designed with runners/joggers in mind - therefore it stinks that there is no clip and you have to go and buy an armband to take it running. Buy it if an outlet is clearing them cheap, but for $100 you can buy a gen2 shuffle which is heaps cooler and more practical. sound quality, lightweight, iTunes connectivity no screen, no jogging clip, out dated

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