Apple iPod shuffle 2GB Space Gray (4th Generation)

Great little gizmo for the gym. Clip is strong enough to stay on my waistband while running, rowing etc. Simple to use and great sound quality. Love it!

It's a lovely little bit of tec, does what it says on the tin,,, managed to sync it with my iTunes,

great

Great quality and just as expected. The voiceover function has stopped working soon after purchase. Not essential but a shame. Otherwise, quality.

First rate

This is exactly what i've been looking for. A small weightless mp3 player with sufficient functions.This small thing is perfect for the workout in the gym, because of it's size and weight.The new colour looks absolutely awesome!

This is exactly what i've been looking for. A small and almost weightless mp3 player, attachable to my belt or somewhere else on my clothes.

Unless you are French or germanDon't bother as you won't be able to read the quickstaguide waste time!!!

Excellent product. I cannot stand bringing my phone to the gym or on a run. This is the perfect solution. Holds a ton of music, easy to use and manage in iTunes, great battery life, and it clips on anywhere.

So many reviews are there on the net for this, would anybody want to listen to me??One a single line - I have owned many mp3 players including Sony and Cowon (which are good in their own way - Cowon being far superior) and now iPod which is really top notch - build, sound and usability - superb!

It is the greatest invention since running. I started running in 1963, 50 years this Sept. The first mile race I ever saw, I was in, and came in 2nd. I have been hooked ever since. Back then there were no special running clothes or shoes. It was just cut off blue jeans, a one fits all sports tennis shoe, and T-shirt. No one ran back then unless you had just robbed a bank and people would always look at you and then look behind you to see how the cops were doing.I got into long distance in the army in 1970, and when I got out, I still got strange looks from people but equipment had improved little. In the mid 70's came the running craze all of which are in wheel chairs, now. In '79 I ran with these big yellow headphones that had a radio inside. Then came small radios that you could strap on with a belt but stations would always fade and you were forced to listen to music you didn't like, to get anything on it. Finally, here I am in 2013 still running long distance with good wicking running clothes, state of the art running shoes and a 2GB iPod. (You've come a long way, baby!) I don't have a pain in the world and never have, which I attribute to running all these years. I don't feel any different that when I did on that first day I started to officially run in 1963, at 12 years old. I don't look as good, but you can't have it all. My only regret with the 2GB iPod is I wish I had gotten at least an 8GB. They listed the 2GB at hundreds of song you could download. I found out it was true, at 200. I find that I would be much more comfortable with a lot more than that. I know I can take some off and put others on, but that is more of a hassle than just adding as I go. Now if Apple would let me trade it back to them, for 2/3 of what I payed for it, since I have had it for only about a month and have 70 songs on it, I would jump at trading it in on a better one. But the iPod is a great invention for running. People always ask me why don't I take up golf. I tell them that is for old guys who can barely walk. No when and if I ever get in that condition, say when I am 100 or so, I will take it up. Maybe?

You pay this price for their logo and nothing more than that.

So erstmal zur Lieferung:Bevor ich zu meiner Rezension komme bedanke ich mich zunächst für den super schnelle und einwandfreie Lieferung seitens Amazon :-) .Auf der Suche nach einem kleinen MP3 Player für das übliche Lauftraining kam das iPOD SHUFFLE gerade zu richtig. Aufgrund des kleinen runden Preises habe ich ihn schließlich in den Warenkorb gelegt und eingekauft :-DBei dem iPod Shuffle handelt es sich um einen handlichen und vollwertigen und vor allem praktischen Begleiter für jeden Sportler. Dank der Klammer auf der Rückseite lässt sich der iPod schnell am Shirt, Pullover, Sportjacke oder ähnlichen befestigen.Der Speicher ist groß genug. Ein weiteres wichtiges Kriterium war für mich persönlich die Akkulaufzeit. Nutze den iPod 4x pro Woche ca. 1 1/2 Stunden beim meinen Lauftraining. Der Akku muss vielleicht alle 1 1/2 bis 2 Monate wieder aufgeladen werden. Als einzigen Kritikpunkt bleibt der iTunes-Zwang zu sehen. Es lassen sich ausschließlich Lieder über iTunes auf das Gerät spielen, somit ist der iPod auch nicht als Massenspeicher zu verwenden, um schnell Daten zu rüber zu bringen.▶︎ Apple Music oder Spotify beim Laufen?Für mich keine Option. Das iPhone ist für mich zu unhandlich beim Laufen. Vielleicht doch lieber die Apple Watch? 400€ in der günstigsten Version nur damit ich Apple Music unterwegs ohne iPhone hören kann? Erstens zu teuer, zweitens hätte ich bei dem Preis bedenken, dass die Uhr kaputt geht. In meinen Augen der einzige iPod der einen wirklich sinnvollen Mehrwert gegenüber des iPhones bietet.▶︎ Bewertung im Überblick:》P R O《✔ leicht und handlich✔ fester Sitz beim Laufen✔ lange Akkulaufzeit✔ günstig✔ kein Schnickschnack der von der Kernfunktion ablenkt▶︎ Negativ aufgefallen ist mir:》C O N T R A《✔ der iTunes Zwang✔ lässt sich nicht als Massenspeicher verwenden✔ Daten ausschließlich über iTunes aufspielbar▶︎ Fazit:Insgesamt aber ein prima, schönes sowie solides Gerät, das für mich genau seinen Zweck erfüllt :-) Audios beim Laufen abspielen ;-) ohne gleich runterfallen zu müssen - Daher eine klare KaufempfehlungEine Bitte zum Schluss:Falls Sie anderer Meinung sind, hinterlassen Sie doch bitte einen Kommentar, was ich hätte besser machen können. Somit helfen Sie nicht nur mir, sondern allen Interessenten und Lesern. Vielen Dank.