February 24, 2010 at 21:06IPod Shuffle Review
Phone - should ring, camera - take photos, camcorder - shoot video, and mp3 player - play music.
This box comes with Apple iPod shuffle (www.apple.com/ipod)
It’s worth clarifying that this is the previous generation of iPod Shuffle, namely the second.
The first generation looked like this
And the third, the latest today is like that
And so
The kit includes the following:
* Player
* Docking station
* Headphones + two sets of black pillows
* Instructions and all kinds of pieces of paper in 3 languages
* Two stickers with the Apple logo
The docking station is a very heavy plastic device with a rubberized bottom. Connects to a computer via a USB cable. The connection interface with the player has the form of a conventional stereo plug; it performs the function of both a charger and a data transfer function.
The player simply fits on this pin. Everything is very durable, easy and convenient.
The player itself does not have a screen, but it doesn’t bother him at all, weighing only 15 grams, it can play music for up to 12 hours, while the charging time varies from 2 to 4 hours O_O. Having convenient control using the five-button joystick method, it performs much more functions than it seems at first glance. For example, the “play” button can block the player (analogue of Hold) if you press it for 3 seconds. And the button “Next track ”can naturally rewind the song, and also return to the beginning of the playlist.
There are two buttons on this side, “On / Off” and “Play”. songs in the usual manner / In case. order ”, as well as an indicator that lights up in three different colors. Each color or burning / blinking indicator necessarily means something. Everything is very conveniently painted and shown visually in the instruction memo attached to the player.
On this side, the indicator is duplicated and there is still a headphone jack and a docking station.
This mount player to clothing, belt and more. Under the clip is the serial number by which (after registering your player through the Apple website) you can receive technical support or an extended warranty. There is also a bunch of inscriptions, certificates and more. On the cover of the clip flaunts Apple logo with the inscription iPod.
These are the very instructions for the player. See how everything is clear here.
These are headphones. They are of high quality. Convenient. The sound is good. Included are pads in two sets. If you don’t need headphones (I don’t just wear plugs), like me, then you can give them to someone.
The strengths of iPods are not only design, quality, but also software. Their software is just perfect. At first glance, it seemed that this player could? With this iTunes software (not included, downloads separately from the Apple website, weighs about 70 MB.) This player can do a lot. Here you, and the store, and all sorts of settings, and firmware updates, and all the statistics, what and how many times you have played, and the functions of the smart playlist in the player, and the restoration of the firmware, getting rid of glitches, adjusting the amount of space for music and data (naturally it also works like a flash drive), and, so much of everything that I fell in love with my iPod. No screen. For 1 gig of volume. Little. But, just (attention!) Is very loud.
Even my headphones with higher impedance, at maximum volume, start playing very loudly. Of course, iPod Nano or iPod Touch with huge screens is undoubtedly better. But, if you just need an mp3 player, choose iPod shuffle without hesitation :)
This box comes with Apple iPod shuffle (www.apple.com/ipod)
It’s worth clarifying that this is the previous generation of iPod Shuffle, namely the second.
The first generation looked like this
And the third, the latest today is like that
And so
The kit includes the following:
* Player
* Docking station
* Headphones + two sets of black pillows
* Instructions and all kinds of pieces of paper in 3 languages
* Two stickers with the Apple logo
The docking station is a very heavy plastic device with a rubberized bottom. Connects to a computer via a USB cable. The connection interface with the player has the form of a conventional stereo plug; it performs the function of both a charger and a data transfer function.
The player simply fits on this pin. Everything is very durable, easy and convenient.
The player itself does not have a screen, but it doesn’t bother him at all, weighing only 15 grams, it can play music for up to 12 hours, while the charging time varies from 2 to 4 hours O_O. Having convenient control using the five-button joystick method, it performs much more functions than it seems at first glance. For example, the “play” button can block the player (analogue of Hold) if you press it for 3 seconds. And the button “Next track ”can naturally rewind the song, and also return to the beginning of the playlist.
There are two buttons on this side, “On / Off” and “Play”. songs in the usual manner / In case. order ”, as well as an indicator that lights up in three different colors. Each color or burning / blinking indicator necessarily means something. Everything is very conveniently painted and shown visually in the instruction memo attached to the player.
On this side, the indicator is duplicated and there is still a headphone jack and a docking station.
This mount player to clothing, belt and more. Under the clip is the serial number by which (after registering your player through the Apple website) you can receive technical support or an extended warranty. There is also a bunch of inscriptions, certificates and more. On the cover of the clip flaunts Apple logo with the inscription iPod.
These are the very instructions for the player. See how everything is clear here.
These are headphones. They are of high quality. Convenient. The sound is good. Included are pads in two sets. If you don’t need headphones (I don’t just wear plugs), like me, then you can give them to someone.
The strengths of iPods are not only design, quality, but also software. Their software is just perfect. At first glance, it seemed that this player could? With this iTunes software (not included, downloads separately from the Apple website, weighs about 70 MB.) This player can do a lot. Here you, and the store, and all sorts of settings, and firmware updates, and all the statistics, what and how many times you have played, and the functions of the smart playlist in the player, and the restoration of the firmware, getting rid of glitches, adjusting the amount of space for music and data (naturally it also works like a flash drive), and, so much of everything that I fell in love with my iPod. No screen. For 1 gig of volume. Little. But, just (attention!) Is very loud.
Even my headphones with higher impedance, at maximum volume, start playing very loudly. Of course, iPod Nano or iPod Touch with huge screens is undoubtedly better. But, if you just need an mp3 player, choose iPod shuffle without hesitation :)