 Manufacturer : Generic Model : ASIN : B005EM88FI Price : $ Last Price : 4.15$(Discount % See Special Offers    2 of 2 people found the following review helpful: Zero Stars This review is from: USB Sync Charger adapter Cable for Apple iPod Shuffle 4th Gen (Electronics) If I could give 0 stars I would. Like another reviewer, this cable did not work for me out of the box. I tried it in multiple USB ports and on multiple computers with no luck. Back to Amazon it goes. Both the reseller and the manufacturer have some explaining to do; I'll be sure to buy from neither again. 2 of 2 people found the following review helpful: Worthless This review is from: USB Sync Charger adapter Cable for Apple iPod Shuffle 4th Gen (Electronics) I bought this cord for an iPod shuffle 4G.It doesn't even work! I tried plugging it into to multiple different devices and USB ports and no effect. Very unhappy! Its going right back to amazon. Does not work This review is from: USB Sync Charger adapter Cable for Apple iPod Shuffle 4th Gen (Electronics) This cable did not work for my iPod Shuffle 4th gen. This was a big waste of money and its not even worth returning.  DOES NOT WORK This does not work at all. Nothing happens when it plugs into my computer. There was another review that said the exact same thing, and I chose to ignore it. by BV68Whiskey Pleased I almost went stircrazy trying to figure out which one was the right one, the 4th gen from apple is displayed w/ a must longer cord and the reviews were creeping me out about... by Tallon Works great! After losing my connector, and discovering that you cannot just go out and buy one at any electronics store, I was pleased to find this online. by Cara Michele |
Tuesday, December 13, 2011
USB Sync Charger adapter Cable for Apple iPod Shuffle 4th Gen
2-in-1 USB Sync & Charge Cable for Apple iPod Shuffle 4GB 3rd Generation
Manufacturer : DreamBargains Model : ASIN : B002AHHZAY Price : $ Last Price : 1.99$(Discount % See Special Offers  10 of 10 people found the following review helpful: This charge cable simply did not work. This review is from: 2-in-1 USB Sync & Charge Cable for Apple iPod Shuffle 4GB 3rd Generation (Electronics) This charge cable simply did not work. Had to buy the more expensive version at an Apple distributor. This review is from: 2-in-1 USB Sync & Charge Cable for Apple iPod Shuffle 4GB 3rd Generation (Electronics) First the good: I received a cord from the company that didn't work. I emailed them and they promptly sent out another cord. The bad: The second cord didn't work either. My son's ipod shuffle is 3rd generation and this is supposed to be the cord. It doesn't work. This review is from: 2-in-1 USB Sync & Charge Cable for Apple iPod Shuffle 4GB 3rd Generation (Electronics) The supplier sent me the wrong cable, and has not replied to my email about the problem. STAY AWAY!!!!!!!! this is nonfuctional!!!!!!!!!! I have a 3rd gen suffle and it will do nothing at all!!!!! save you 5 bucks and spend it on something else!!!!!!!!!! hate!!!hate!!!hate!! by P5yc0SERG Mine also did not work It's a darn shame that Apple is the only company that seems to be able to make one of these that works. For 1/3rd Apple's price I really wanted this to work. by Manaloa Cable didn't work The cable did not work for my Ipod shuffle third generation. I know that there are issues between 1/2 gen and 3/4 so maybe it was for a 1/2 gen. by joe bag of donuts Doesn't Work It's doesn't work at all. Piece of crap!!! Do not buy this item!! I normally read reviews, but I drop the ball when ordering this product!! by CragA cord did not work. This cord did not work. When I plug in my ipod to the computer, it does not show up in itunes or charge the ipod. by ekizzz Does not work I plugged this into the shuffle and it neither charges it nor does itunes recognize it. It does not work at all. by dtorg It doesn't work I bought 2 identical cables for my iPod 3rd generation and neither of them works. Almost 14 dollars for 2 fake cables... by Andrea A piece of junk--didn't work at all I wish I had read the other reviews before buying this. It didn't work at all with my daughter's 3rd generation iPod Shuffle. by Bird man Functional The product was recieved promptly but the wires were a little disconnected from teh USB port that attaches. However that problem does not interfere with the connection. by Branden Stidham Caution through misinformation I originally didn't buy this product at first glance due to the fact that I was misinformed as to the generation of my iPod shuffle. by Dan |
Monday, December 12, 2011
Apple iPod shuffle 4 GB Blue (3rd Generation) OLD MODEL
Manufacturer : Apple Computer Model : MC328LL/A ASIN : B002M3SOO2 Price : 99.99$ Last Price : 65$(Discount 34.99349935% See Special Offers  Product DescriptionTo create the world's smallest music player, we moved the controls from iPod shuffle to the earphone cord. This makes iPod shuffle smaller than ever, and the controls are right where you can reach them. So when you want to play, pause, or skip to the next tune, you don't have to fumble for your iPod shuffle — just follow the cord and press a button. 491 of 502 people found the following review helpful: Great little thing My initial impressions: Pros Great little thing (small) strong clip easy to use (hooray for buttons!) simple, multi-position switch on the top lets you play in order or shuffle. Voice over button is easy to use and works well. Easy to sync (choose playlists, genius playlists, albums, artists, podcasts, etc...) Looks good (see my notes about online photos at the bottom) Long (15h) battery life. EDIT: A "hold" function has been added, just hold the center button to activate and deactivate, good feature. It would be useful if I had just gotten mine, but I learned how to use it without the feature so I don't end up using hold much. Cons None. (As far am I concerned, there are cons like "no screen" and such, but if you order this to get an ipod shuffle, not a nano or other mp3 player, you will not be disappointed. I was not let down at all). EDIT: After some thought and use, I thought of some cons. $50 for 2gb is not a great price compared to other mp3 players. 2gb might be limiting to you. This just means you have to choose or let itunes choose what music goes on there carefully. Because the buttons take up most of the front of the ipod, it can be hard to use the clip while it is turned on without pressing the next button. Conclusion: If you know what an ipod shuffle does, need a reasonable music player that syncs with your itunes, and don't need more. GET ONE!!! I can't imagine you will be let down. One last note: From all the photos online, you can't really tell, bu this is not a matte finish ipod. The finish is shiny, but not mirror-y. And actually, no one will care about this, but the top and bottom are matte silver. It looks good. EDIT: 7/6/11 I put it through the wash last month, oops, but it's still going strong! 493 of 511 people found the following review helpful: Headphones suck! I have just returned the iPod Shuffle as I have had nothing but problems with it. The first one I bought died completely within a couple of days and was duly replaced. The replacement I was given caused me nothing but headaches and so is now on its way back to Apple. I won't be getting another. Each time I used it, it either stopped working, wouldn't change tracks or kept on repeating the message "playlist 1, playlist 1..." which was so annoying that I had to stop using it and am now looking for an alternative product. The reason it does this (so I am told) is because the controls on the headphones are not moisture-proof! Mine died on me during slow jog in which I was hardly sweating at all! So unless you are one of those people who never sweats, this product is completely useless. I know that Apple are working with 3rd party headphone manufacturers to produce alternative headphones, but why should you have to pay more just to get headphones which actually do what they are supposed to do? The headset line is a little short The headset line is a little short, i can't rise my head when hanging it on the trousersbelt, so it's not possible to take it when playing ,runing. by Geln Yang won't take charge shuffle will not take charge. will edit review if I can exchange it for one that will work properly,hope so by larry its too sensitive Everything works as it should and meets expectations for a shuffle except one thing. When i use the control wheel i almost always inadvertently hit the pause button because they... by Henry Segura Gave as gift I gave this to my granddaughter as a birthday gift and she is very happy with it. Since I personally have not used it, all I can say is my impression is it is very small and I... by Jeff's Advice Player, that does not making sound. Bought it at Target and brought it back on next day because it is TOO quiet. Drum&Bass sounds like if you hearing it from somebody's headphones. No bass, No Volume. by alex I bought 2 This product is very nice I bought (2) one for me, for when I walk and one for my Pastors 24 anniversary. by Joselyn Ipod Shuffle Gen 4 Just what I wanted, Price was low and it came in a reasonable amount of time. Will buy again from this Vendor by jmt Similar to 2nd Generation model I previously had the second generation model. After four years of using it while running, it finally gave out (likely do to sweat overload). by Runner It's an iPod Light weight and simple to use. The 4th generation iPod shuffle has buttons unlike its predecessor and thank goodness. You will clip this guy on and forget it's there. by Alexander J. Czisny Battery Life Is Terrible After fully charging my new Shuffle, I used it at the gym the first time for a total of no more than 1.5 hours. by Amy Martin |
Durable Protective Two Tone Crystal Hard Case Cover with Stand Alone Kickstand for Apple iPod Touch 4th Generation ( 8GB 16GB 32GB ) (Many Colors Available), Blue and Black
Manufacturer : SumacLife Model : ASIN : B004L267UA Price : 34.99$ Last Price : 14.94$(Discount 57.30208631% See Special Offers  Product DescriptionSafely carry your iPod Touch 4th Generation with this form-fitting crystal hard case cover. This case has been manufactured to fit the iPod Touch 4th Generation. All opening for the LCD display screen, side buttons, dock connector, headset jack, and camera have been precisely cut out to allow you full access to all functions. This case also features a standalone kickstand that allows you to tilt your iPod Touch vertically or horizontally on a flat surface for you can watch your movies or videos without having to hold your iPod Touch in your hands at all times. You'll be impressed with not only the quality but style of this case. 4 of 4 people found the following review helpful: Great Case 3 of 4 people found the following review helpful: great product This review is from: Durable Protective Two Tone Crystal Hard Case Cover with Stand Alone Kickstand for Apple iPod Touch 4th Generation ( 8GB 16GB 32GB ) (Many Colors Available), Blue and Black (Electronics) My son needed a case to protect his iPod, after he dropped the first one and broke it. He really likes the cool stand feature!! M The protective case looks nice and fits well. It was shipped and arrived promptly. However only after a few days to a week of use the kick stand will not stay in. by Margaret Oliver good the product is as I expected, but to lay over the back is kind of unstable...but it is not that bad. by Sally Mann |
Saturday, December 10, 2011
Apple iPod shuffle 1 GB Orange (2nd Generation) OLD MODEL
Manufacturer : Apple Computer Model : MA953LL/A ASIN : B000H0IF2S Price : 79$ Last Price : 93.99$(Discount -18.97468354% See Special Offers  Product DescriptionRetail Box Includes: - 1GB MP3 player - earbuds - USB cable 831 of 869 people found the following review helpful: Gift away your old shuffle and go for this cool little thing! The shuffle arrived in it's beautiful transparent hard plastic box. It is really small, 1.5 inches long and 1 inch wide and the depth without the clip is hardly a few mm. The packaging is great too, even better than the last green cardboard box, and if you buy it from apple you can engrave it with your special message and also include a gift note which arrives in a tiny white envelope with a silver apple logo. My shuffle has my name and cell phone number engraved at the back from Apple in case it goes missing...though I don't think the finder would ever want to return it. The "goodness" of a shuffle: I had always liked the Gen 1 shuffle too as it was small, and could slip into my tight jeans easily. Every time I wanted to change a song while at the airport in a queue, shopping for groceries or jogging I could just press the raised ring as I knew where each symbol was. I never needed to look at it or to take my attention away from what I was doing. It was light too, so much so that the weight of the headphones would sometimes nudge it out of my pocket and it would clatter to the floor. When I wanted to change the songs I just slipped it into my laptop. I had planned to buy a bigger iPod or even the Zune or Zenvision for my car so I could load my complete song collection (and get rid of XM) or for long plane trips where I might look at the screen. But for the everyday activities - jogs, work in the kitchen/garage/garden, or shopping trips I was happy with the low maintenance easy-breezy shuffle. So, the early pictures of the new shuffle blew me away ...I realized it was time to give away my old one...to my dad in this case, who loves listening to his books on shuffle, and doesn't want a screen. The 2G shuffle: The new shuffle sounds just as good as the last one and the headphones tangle up less with a rubber slider. Did I tell you that the white and gray headphones co-ordinate perfectly with the gray and white look of the new shuffle? I love these little touches from Apple...(Can't believe Microsoft thinks the dull brown color of Zune is cool...) The port to connect the headphones is the same one you connect the docking station to load songs or charge it. The docking station is small too, white on top and barely 2 inches long and 1/2 inch wide with gray rubber base with an apple logo that prevents it from sliding around. You'll need to download the 35MB iTunes software to your computer (in case you don't have it already) and then load up your songs on the shuffle and you're ready to go. When it updates software the light indicator is red, orange when it uploads songs and green when you eject it and it's ready to play. The genius is that there is no need for a separate battery indicator as the same light glows orange for low charge or red if your battery is very low. In fact the same light will tell you with a blink sequence if there are no songs loaded. Press the forward button once and it will go back to the beginning of the same song, press it twice it goes to the next song. Similar function for the reverse button. If you press the play/pause button 3 times it goes to the beginning of the playlist...If you have your songs organized you can load the list you want according to your mood and these controls are enough to take you where you may want to go. I was able to load 180 songs on to my shuffle, which is more than enough for a whole week for me. You have to use iTunes but all my songs are from CDs or downloads from other sites and I did not have a problem getting them on to the shuffle with the iTunes software. The only downside I see is that I'll have to carry the docking station to charge it or upload songs if I travel, and while the docking station is really small, it makes the shuffle less self-contained. However, given the look of the new shuffle I don't mind too much. Especially now that I have a clip on the new shuffle, a feature I did not anticipate would make carrying the shuffle so much easier. In fact, now I am in love with the convenience of the shuffle's clip that makes it easy to access and does not keep falling out with the weight of the headphones. The possibilities of where to clip it are endless. I've had it clipped to my T shirt neck, my office shirt front, on my leather coat lapel, or the jeans top pocket, or even my purse strap. Doesn't fall out and it's easier to reach the buttons. By the way, all the people with negative reviews for 2G don't seem to be users. If I just want to make toast I don't want to buy an oven, even if it's available for the same price. If I wanted a screen on the shuffle I would get a Nano or something else. But the shuffle gives me what I want -not only does it play great music, it's cute enough to sit on my blouse. And does get some ooohs and aaaahs! Now how about blue, red and pink metal shuffles...I need to color coordinate them with all my outfits! ;-) Update Feb 28, 2007: So Apple listened to me (!) and they do have these in nice colors now...love that orange.. PS - If you like the review, check out my new Shuffle pics in the customer images. Please rate my review too and let me know if it was helpful for you. 268 of 307 people found the following review helpful: With a huge makeover, the new Shuffle lives up to the Apple name! -Thinner -Square -Aluminum -Clip instead of lanyard -Docked USB instead of strait plug -Slightly lighter GOOD: -Very compact -Great looking design and button layout -Excellent sound quality -Much more durable (and less flimsy, I always felt like I'd break my old shuffle in half if I sat on it) -No external cap to loose -Clip is very useful -iTunes Sync BAD: -No battery life improvement (still 12 hours) -Still no screen -Clip is a little stiffer than I'd like -Cheap headphones -Still no FM tuner, mic, voice record, or line-in -No accessories for it that aid in your workouts, yet (like the Nano) -1GB is the largest capacity BOTTOM LINE: At a price point impossible to ignore, this excellent sounding MP3 player continues Apple's great line of electronics. The perfect starter player or for workout enthusiasts. For those looking for a great compact MP3 player, look no further. I'd love to give it 5 stars like I gave the Nano, but my one complaint is big enough to deduct a star: The Shuffle does NOT come with the new, updated earbuds that come with the Nano, but instead ships with the old, round ones with the foam covers. I mean, really Steve Jobs, how bougie is that? Hopefully, this will change with later orders. Personally, I much prefer the updated earbuds and never got a good fit with the old earbuds. I remain mystified by the functionality of those foam covers. Also, I feel it's a bit dodgy for Apple to sell the new ones for $29 separately and include them as a pack-in for every other new iPod model except the Shuffle. Granted, the Shuffle is the cheapest, but previously, all the iPod models came with the same janky earbuds standard, so to unload the leftovers on the Shuffles now hardly seems fair. All that said, the Shuffle itself is fantastic. Sound quality is great. The USB-integrated docking system is genius, no more USB nubbin coming out of the player, though you CAN still drag and drop files onto the iPod on your desktop -- just like a thumb drive or regular iPod. Finally, the design is super! It looks a lot like the radio remote, a little wider and thicker, the major difference being that the Shuffle is cased in alumninum vs plastic. Its clip is also made of aluminum and non-removable. The Shuffle has a little light on the top that flashes either green, yellow or red and in various patterns, depending on whatever Morse code thing it's trying to tell you. Like everything Mac, it's very intuitive, and you'll figure it out quick. I was never into the old Shuffle, but I really like the look and feel of this one. It's tiny enough to take anywhere, but solid enough to throw in your purse (or for guys, pocket/European carry-all) without being afraid it will break. The clip is a big design improvement as well. As much as I love Mac, iPod necklaces don't really go with everything. Apple iPod shuffle 1 GB Lime Green (2nd Generation) OLD MODEL excellent portable ipod can save anywhere great sound and great music lamacenamiento capacity. I was satisfied with the purchase of Apple iPod shuffle 1 GB Lime Green (2nd... by pedro Don't buy this! This item showed up without headphones or charger. It was dented (which I wouldn't have cared so much about since it was pretty cheap) and it will not hold a charge or play the... by krueger 5 years...and still going strong! I am the first to admit that I get a bit cranky when I see Apple churning-out new products almost constantly, and out-dating their own stuff with fearless abandon (well,... by Ian Bennett Fantastic . . . but now not worth very much I own two of these - love them, have one with me at nearly all times. I play podcasts on it and it is just great to listen to them on the shuffle. by suible Mini ipod is great! I am very happy with this purchase. It is a bit pricey for an ipod but I understand why a lot of runners use it... by S. Lee WHAT??? My goodness. Why do sellers charge so much for a used apple shuffle when you can go to Walmart and purchase a brand new one for much cheaper or a used one from Ebay for almost... by L. Xiong Can't go wrong! If you're thinking of buying a shuffle, I'll make this easy for you buy the SECOND GENERATION SHUFFLE!!! I have had mine for a few years and I even bought it refurbished!! by Gina Cost This seller cannot be serious. There must be some amazing typo! How can this cost $125.99 US when the 3rd generation costs $79.00 for a 4GB?????? by A. King Yes, I love my Shuffle! What is there to say about the iPod shuffle that hasn't already been said in the other 600+ reviews? by Margaret Picky Worthless You can't even see what song you are playing and you need to use iTunes to upload your music. For this price, you can get something a LOT better that's not iPod that could even... by Eva |
Apple iPod shuffle 1 GB Blue (2nd Generation) OLD MODEL
Manufacturer : Apple Computer Model : MB227LL/A ASIN : B000IHL38I Price : 49$ Last Price : 94.94$(Discount -93.75510204% See Special Offers  Amazon.com Product DescriptionAmazon.com Product Description The 1 GB iPod shuffle lets you wear up to 240 songs on your sleeve. Or your lapel. Or your belt. And now it's available in your choice of remixed colors. Clip on iPod shuffle and wear it as a badge of musical devotion. Controls
Thanks to a built-in clip, iPod shuffle goes with anything. Clip it to your sleeve, lapel, coin pocket. No matter where you wear it, iPod shuffle speaks volumes about your style. Shuffle switch Battery indicator Headphone jack 282 of 309 people found the following review helpful: Apple 1GB Shuffle - New Lower Price, Same Popular Player, Check it Out!!! This review is from: Apple iPod shuffle 1 GB Blue (2nd Generation) OLD MODEL (Electronics) Apple's iPod Shuffle is a compact MP3 player that's great for working out, running or just plain music listening on the go. The new lower price as of January 2008 makes the relatively high cost of the device a little more bearable. Great as a gift, extra player, or exercise companion. Pros - Newly lowered price!!!! - Compact and functional design - Nicely integrated clip - No case needed! - Great family of Apple accessories - Great for those already used to iTunes - Included in-ear headphones are great for a starter pair - Lots of great color options (silver, green, purple, blue) - Highly durable player - Apple brand and reputation Cons - Still a premium price compared to competing players (total $ and $ per gigabyte) - Competing products offer more features, including fm radio and voice recording - No screen to view track names - Difficult to control / select tracks via playlists - Proprietary dock / jack for syncing - Small capacity (1GB) with no expandability - Limited native file format support in iTunes (MP3, AAC), though you can easily convert - No drag and drop music control - Non iTunes fans are still forced to deal with software limitations The Form Factor Size has always been the iPod shuffle's greatest asset. The integrated clip is no doubt its second greatest asset. This unit works fine with no extra case, though there are still options. The composite case comes in one of several popular color options, including the silver, blue, green and purple. And of course, the unit's durability is great, probably because of the simple design. Apple chose to use a proprietary headphone jack for syncing, which most competing players accomplish with a standard USB B port. Overall, still a great design. Durability Apple deserves points for the more durable player in this group. Even with the composite body, these guys do hold up to a lot of abuse. Creative's failure rates are too high, but Sandisk's Clip is gaining ground in this area. Capacity Creative Zen Stone Plus 2GB MP3 Player Features and Software Competing players over simple screens for track viewing as well as FM radio and voice recording. The Zen Stone Plus by Creative and the Sandisk Clip each offer all three features at better price points. Apple's reliability and brand loyalty has allowed the shuffle to survive with limited features. Competing players also offer drag and drop syncing using standard USB cables or, in the case of the Sansa Express, via direct USB. Apple still requires the proprietary dock. For a 1GB MP3 player it seems excessive to have to use iTunes software to sync your software. Competing players have even worse software, but allow you to drag and drop files on these devices like USB thumb drives. iTunes is both a curse and a blessing, depending on your point of view. For those who are used to iTunes or totally new to MP3s, the interface can be a great plus. For anybody who want more direct control over their music collection, some of the features within iTunes can become burdensome. Once again, if you LOVE Apple and iTunes, or if you are totally new to MP3s the software will still be a net plus for you. For those that care about file options, Apple's software allows only MP3 and AAC. You can easily convert other formats to these, but be aware of the limits. This is only a negative for those really loyal to a certain file format, such as the growing group of WMA users. Having to have 2 format copies of all your music can really hurt as your collection grows. Sound The sound this unit produces is pretty good though not great. While I still feel the first generation shuffle sounded much better, the tradeoff was worth the smaller size. Cost The shuffle's price has finally come down to about $50 for 1GB or $65 for 2GB. While not a bargain, this price makes the sting much less painful for Apple loyalists. On a dollar per gigabyte and absolute dollar cost, Apple continues to charge a premium for their brand. 1GB of flash memory is going for under $10 retail, one fifth the lowered cost of the shuffle. In addition, competing players like the Sansa Clip continue to offer more features at a better prices. If you want a small player and you are open to brands beyond Apple, your options continue to expand. In addition to the Creative Stone and the Sansa Clip, new models from Samsung and Sony have added even more options. Once again, Apple's reputation is well deserved. This model requires you to pay a premium for it, though a slightly shrinking premium. :-D Conclusion If you must have Apple and need a small player for high impact workouts, choose this or one of the new 2GB shuffles. If you want to stay with Apple and can afford it, stepping up to the Apple iPod nano 4GB will cost you $140 but gives you 4 times the capacity and video. Still, if you're not an Apple die-hard, the Sansa Clip and other options deserve consideration. Research your options and choose the player that's right for you. Overall this is a good player at an improved price. Enjoy!!! 28 of 31 people found the following review helpful: 3rd Gen Apple iPod Shuffle Fits The Bill For Beginners! This review is from: Apple iPod shuffle 1 GB Blue (2nd Generation) OLD MODEL (Electronics) I purchased this iPod shuffle for a young lady of 10. This player really works well for her. She doesn't care about selecting specific songs and has no need to sort by artist or genre. She likes how easy it is to dump songs onto this player, even without the use of iTunes. The Shuffle is really small and has an integrated clip, so it is easy to transport. The sound quality is awesome, for such a small device, and it plays for hours and hours on a battery charge. I think the iPod Shuffle is an item that will only please a certain range of people. After all, there is no display so you cannot select the songs or artists that you wish to listen to in any given order. The player does just what the name implies. It "Shuffles" your music in random order. You still have the basic controls at your fingertips, including track skip forward and backward, play, pause, and volume up and down. It also has a handy hold switch so that you don't accidentally turn the player on or change tracks when you don't want to. I purchased this 3rd gen iPod Shuffle from Amazon for the amazing price of $69.99! It is now back up around $75, so I feel lucky to have purchased it when I did. If you are looking for a very small and easy to use MP3 player, which simply shuffles your music and has a high quality look and feel, then look no further than the Apple iPod Shuffle. It really is an amazing player. =o) UPDATE - 1/23/2008: This iPod Shuffle ended up taking a trip through the washing machine and was then subjected to the brutal pouding and scorching heat of a clothes dryer! Obviously we were just sick about what we had done, and we were sure that this Christmas gift had met an early death. We allowed the Shuffle to sit out for 4 days, without trying to power it on, in order to make sure that it was completely dry on the inside. Much to our amazement this 3rd Gen iPod Shuffle powered up and works flawlessly! It charges, plays all of the onboard music files, and connects to the computer without any problems. All of the buttons and switches work just fine as well. We are SO relieved, and can't say enough about the build quality and durability of this product. We will now be more careful about checking every pocket before laundering our clothes in the future. Whew...thanks Apple! 2 of 2 people found the following review helpful: iPod Shuffle 1GB (2nd Generation) This review is from: Apple iPod shuffle 1 GB Blue (2nd Generation) OLD MODEL (Electronics) Great little product that you can tuck into any pocket. It holds enough music for me to listen to. I just wish it included the accessory to hook up to my car too, but for the price, I'm not expecting much. It works for me! Apple iPod shuffle 1 GB Blue (2nd Generation) OLD MODEL great little player songs to save anywhere and very good sound quality. I was satisfied with the purchase of the ipod by pedro A Good shuffle I bought this Ipod after losing my old one, I could not use the new ones because they only sync with the intel macs. by Gin great little ipod! I love this little ipod! It is so light and easy. Doesn't have all the features of the larger ones but since I use it to run with I really don't need all that. by jpd Need older model as a runner The newer model doesn't seem to have kept runners in mind, with the non clip-on design and the volume control on the headset. by Alex Apple iPod Shuffle This worked great and stays charged for an extended amount of time. I use it doing yard work and work around the house all of the time. Nice. by L. Jackson Nice gift! This was a gift for my sister and she loves it. She's not technically savey but finds this very easy to use. It's a great iPod for a techno newby! by Paula Jacobson I love my Shuffle! What is there to say about the iPod shuffle that hasn't already been said in the other 300+ reviews? by Margaret Picky Great for the gym. This is my first Ipod and it's better than I expected. The sound is very cd like. You can play the songs as you arrange them with the I tunes software or use the shuffle feature... by H town Shuffle Ipod -good to go The 1 GB shuffle is pretty as it is easy to take on the go. A great answer to a lightweight version of the ipod. by David Wieder Just what my daughter wanted, great price, quick service! We knew we cold get this in a local store immediately, but no tonly was this a better price, but better choice of colors (very important for girls) and speedy delivery - not even... by Teresa A. Jordan |
Monday, December 5, 2011
iPod: The Missing Manual
Manufacturer : Pogue Press Model : ASIN : B0026OR330 Price : 15.99$ See Special Offers  Amazon.com Review With iPod touch, Apple's sleek little entertainment center has entered a whole new realm, and the ultimate iPod book is ready to take you on a complete guided tour. As breathtaking and satisfying as its subject, iPod: The Missing Manual gives you a no-nonsense view of everything in the "sixth generation" iPod line. Learn what you can do with iPod Touch and its multi-touch interface, 3.5-inch widescreen display and Wi-Fi browsing capabilities. Get to know the redesigned iPod Nano with its larger display and video storage capacity. It's all right here. The 6th edition sports easy-to-follow color graphics, crystal-clear explanations, and guidance on the most useful things your iPod can do. Topics include: Out of the box and into your ears. Learn how to install iTunes, load music on your iPod, and get rid of that dang flashing "Do not disconnect" message. Bopping around the iPod. Whether you've got a tiny Shuffle, a Nano, the Classic, or the new Touch, you'll learn everything from turning your iPod off and on to charging your iPod without a computer. Special coverage for iPod owners with trickster friends: How to reset the iPod's menus to English if they've been changed to, say, Korean. In tune with iTunes. iTunes can do far more than your father's jukebox. Learn how to pick and choose which parts of your iTunes library loads onto your iPod, how to move your sacred iTunes Folder to a bigger hard drive, and how to add album covers to your growing collection. The power of the 'Pod. Download movies and TV shows, play photo slideshows, find cool podcasts, and more: this book shows you how to unleash all your iPod's power. iPod is simply the best music player available, and this is the manual that should have come with it. Amazon Exclusive: VIP Tips and Tricks for iPod Users iTunes Store Tip: Future Shopping Many people use Amazon's Wish List feature for tagging items they want to remember to buy at a later date--and you can do the same thing with music and videos for sale in the iTunes Store. To get started, make a new playlist in iTunes by pressing Control-N on Windows or Command-N on a Mac. Name the new playlist "Wish List" or something memorable like "My Next Paycheck." If you want to keep it extra handy (and on top of all your other playlists), add an "@" symbol to the beginning of the name so the wish list stays on top of the alphabetical pile of playlists in your iTunes window. When you browse the Store later and find a song or video you want to eventually buy, drag its 30-second preview snippet right out of the iTunes Store window and onto the new wish-list playlist you made. Those 30-second snippets will hang out there as a reminder that you want to buy the song or video; if you change your mind, select the track and hit the Delete key to remove it. But if you do want to follow through and make the purchase, you just have to click that big BUY SONG or BUY EPISODE button next to the title to get transported back into the Store to seal the deal. iPod Audio Book Tip: Adjusting the Speed of the Read The iPod is great for listening to audio books, and both Audible.com and the iTunes Store offer thousands of them for sale. But if you find a particular book's narrator is talking too slow or too fast for your personal liking, you can adjust the pace of the reading. Just go to the Settings menu on the main iPod menu screen and select Audiobooks. On the next screen, you can opt to make the playback speed slower or faster than normal. And you can do this without affecting the pitch of the voice and making it sound either like the book is being read underwater or recited by a chipmunk. If you want to adjust the playback speed while you're listening to the audio book file itself, press the iPod's center button a few times. On most models, the audio book speed controls will appear on screen after a few taps and you can change your reading speed on the fly. iTunes Tip: Grooving Out with the Visualizer If you've been working hard all day and want to take a little music break at your desk, give your eyeballs and treat and let your mind wander with the iTunes Visualizer. This swirling laser-light show is built right into iTunes itself and you can turn it on by going to the View menu and choosing "Turn On Visualizer" (or by pressing Control-T in Windows or Command-T on a Mac keyboard). With the Visualizer turned on, choreographed bursts of color accompany your music as it plays. If you want to adjust the size of the Visualizer window — or even make it take over your full computer screen — pop into the iTunes preferences box by pressing Control-comma (Windows) or Command-comma (Mac). In the Preferences box, click the Advanced tab and choose the size of your visuals from the options at the bottom of the box, then click OK. And if you want to get even deeper into the Visualizer, press the question mark keys on the computer keyboard next time you're chilling out to the light show. A hidden menu of other Visualizer configurations and commands appears on screen for you to play with.Product DescriptionWith iPod touch, Apple's sleek little entertainment center has entered a whole new realm, and the ultimate iPod book is ready to take you on a complete guided tour. As breathtaking and satisfying as its subject, iPod: The Missing Manual gives you a no-nonsense view of everything in the "sixth generation" iPod line.Learn what you can do with iPod Touch and its multi-touch interface, 3.5-inch widescreen display and Wi-Fi browsing capabilities. Get to know the redesigned iPod Nano with its larger display and video storage capacity. It's all right here. The 6th edition sports easy-to-follow color graphics, crystal-clear explanations, and guidance on the most useful things your iPod can do. Topics include:Out of the box and into your ears. Learn how to install iTunes, load music on your iPod, and get rid of that dang flashing "Do not disconnect" message.Bopping around the iPod. Whether you've got a tiny Shuffle, a Nano, the Classic, or the new Touch, you'll learn everything from turning your iPod off and on to charging your iPod without a computer. Special coverage for iPod owners with trickster friends: How to reset the iPod's menus to English if they've been changed to, say, Korean.In tune with iTunes. iTunes can do far more than your father's jukebox. Learn how to pick and choose which parts of your iTunes library loads onto your iPod, how to move your sacred iTunes Folder to a bigger hard drive, and how to add album covers to your growing collection.The power of the 'Pod. Download movies and TV shows, play photo slideshows, find cool podcasts, and more: this book shows you how to unleash all your iPod's power.iPod is simply the best music player available, and this is the manual that should have come with it.Product DescriptionWith iPod touch, Apple's sleek little entertainment center has entered a whole new realm, and the ultimate iPod book is ready to take you on a complete guided tour. As breathtaking and satisfying as its subject, iPod: The Missing Manual gives you a no-nonsense view of everything in the "sixth generation" iPod line.Learn what you can do with iPod Touch and its multi-touch interface, 3.5-inch widescreen display and Wi-Fi browsing capabilities. Get to know the redesigned iPod Nano with its larger display and video storage capacity. It's all right here. The 6th edition sports easy-to-follow color graphics, crystal-clear explanations, and guidance on the most useful things your iPod can do. Topics include:Out of the box and into your ears. Learn how to install iTunes, load music on your iPod, and get rid of that dang flashing "Do not disconnect" message.Bopping around the iPod. Whether you've got a tiny Shuffle, a Nano, the Classic, or the new Touch, you'll learn everything from turning your iPod off and on to charging your iPod without a computer. Special coverage for iPod owners with trickster friends: How to reset the iPod's menus to English if they've been changed to, say, Korean.In tune with iTunes. iTunes can do far more than your father's jukebox. Learn how to pick and choose which parts of your iTunes library loads onto your iPod, how to move your sacred iTunes Folder to a bigger hard drive, and how to add album covers to your growing collection.The power of the 'Pod. Download movies and TV shows, play photo slideshows, find cool podcasts, and more: this book shows you how to unleash all your iPod's power.iPod is simply the best music player available, and this is the manual that should have come with it. 46 of 46 people found the following review helpful: iPods missing manual If you want to get the most out of you iPod and/or iTunes and want to have fun doing so, pick up this wonderful sidekick to your Apple world and enjoy!! ***** HIGHLY RECOMMENDED The Lost Manual Good choice for information for the beginning user of an IPod. Covers most of the items any one would need to get up and running. by JCR Ipod Manual This book, which I never had access to because my purchase came without, would have saved me a lot of headaches because I had no idea about Ipods. by Allan L. Erickson iPod: the missing manual book is helpful considering there was no manual given when I purchased the iPod touch. I use it often while I am learning to use this new toy. by Jim only for dummies I purchased this book because I was not happy with the information available on my IPos Nano but I really didn't learn much from the book. by Joyce Ann Jacobs A Must! Everyone who owns an Ipod needs this, I am much more confident with my Ipod, love it! by Susan E. Moore A handy manual to have I order this manual hoping it would provide some detail on how to use an iPod Touch, and orient me to Apple products in general (this is my first Apple product). by Matthew Sponseller ipod the missing manual Very informative. Just what a guy like me needs to get the most out of my ipod. by Thomas A. Stickney OK, but you can do better If this were the only iPod book out there, it would be OK. For some reason, they apparently tried to save money on printing by using a very light, thin text. by Book Carpenter iPOD the missing manual Very good book for the novice iPOD and itunes user. Had answers to all the questions I had regarding iPOD touch I recently bought. by L. Weidner Worth erery cent! This is for sure the book that should have come with the ipod. Why is it you can buy a cell phone for $20. by M. S. Schulz |
White USB Data Cable for iPhone 3G, 2G, iPod Nano, iPod Touch, iPod Classic
Manufacturer : TDI Model : no ASIN : B002CCUWKM Price : 11.98$ Last Price : 0.01$(Discount 99.91652755% See Special Offers  Product DescriptionWhite USB Data Cable for iPhone 3G, 2G, iPod Nano, iPod Touch, iPod Classic - One Year Warranty, 7 Days Unconditional Return Period; Same day shipping( Payment before 3:00PM, PST); For Apple iPhone, iPod Sync data or charging. 34 of 34 people found the following review helpful: Great Cable without the APPLE price This review is from: White USB Data Cable for iPhone 3G, 2G, iPod Nano, iPod Touch, iPod Classic (Electronics)
This video will show you this after market cable. It works great and it is not cheap construction either. Works on my iphone 4 and ipad. Charges great. It is the same size as the OEM cable from about which is about 3ft. Quality I would say they are about the same. This review is from: White USB Data Cable for iPhone 3G, 2G, iPod Nano, iPod Touch, iPod Classic (Electronics) Ordered 3 of these and they all had the rectangular head connector (original apple usb has an oval head) which does not work with the otterbox case. This review is from: White USB Data Cable for iPhone 3G, 2G, iPod Nano, iPod Touch, iPod Classic (Electronics) Bought this cable so I could have one at work to go along with the one I have at home. Works perfectly. The only thing I would mention is that there are 2 buttons that you have to press to get the connector out of the phone. Its not exactly like the original cable where you could just pull the cable out. Its not hard or anything, just something you didnt have to do with the original cable. Other than that, fits fine and works great. Semi worthless I bought two these since they were cheap and it's always nice to have spares. Both have the same issue - they work fine for charging from a car or AC adapter with a USB port, but... by Woodrow Wilson Perfect Replacement It charges a little bit slower than the originals, but not that noticeable. Its perfect for a cheap replacement for the original iPhone cords that cost 15$-20$ a piece. by J. Kennedy horrible quality i only had this cord for around 3 to 4 weeks before the cord was broken. The part where the cord meets the 30 pin connecter just pulled out. by talon2cc very good quality and fast shipping very good quality and fast shipping, looks the same as my original one. worked perfect for my iphone 2G. Dont know how you can make proffit for this price 1.07? but thank you. by Jp Works like a charm Doesn't have the round curves of an apple product but gets the job done. Looks exactly as pictured, simple pull out for the ipod end by inabox iPod, iPhone USB Data Cable Just like the one that comes with your Apple device. If your not in a big hurry to get a new cable then this is the way togo. by M. Bethel First day of item. Okay, so I get the package very earlier, and when I do... It breaks. Just by putting it into the computer the usb cover broke it still worked but it looked ghetto >_<. by Armani A. iphone cable My experience with this cable has not been good. While the price was great, I found that the end that connects to the iphone does not fit as well as the original. by dblupine worked just fine I really only needed this cord because I lost my original one. I have an older iPod so I was worried it couldn't work. but it did, everything is working great. by kristinab disappointed went to use this cord plugged it in and nothing it did not work so I would not get anything else from this vender by stephil400 |
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