Best MP3 Players for Shuffle

the only draw back is that is shuffles on you really easy, such as if you are listening to a song and you set it beside you and if falls just right it will shuffle the song!

it is also a great idea to mix things up and make the top curved and having the shake shuffle feature.

what's not so great:?the shake to shuffle kills battery life quickly and you have to shake it a lot to get it to shuffle.

instead it's replaced by a wrap-around brushed aluminum design which doesn't scratch nearly as easy and will stay looking great for years to come (at least my shuffle of the same design has).

what's great about it:?slim, shake shuffle, great screen clarity

what's great about it:?shake to shuffle, audio crossfade

"the easy to use design of the ipod is amazing many features like a center wheel to browse songs and videos and a new feature that when you shake your ipod it shuffles.

the "shake shuffle" can be a bit annoying at times if im not paying attention to how i'm holding it and can't adjust the volume while it's tilted on its side- but that's easily fixable by just

but the apple ipod shuffle 1 gb silver (2nd generation) was too minimal for me (without even a screen to see which song is playing and the ability to make playlists) and the ipod nano was already in

if you are just going to listen to music, get a shuffle, or a nano.

i have been a long time ipod user, owning three different models the 10 gig, 30 gb video, shuffle 2gb while my brother has used the mini, a 1gb shuffle and a 2nd gen nano.

since i use a shuffle for work-out, this is not a must-have feature for me.

but the apple ipod shuffle 1 gb silver (2nd generation) was too minimal for me (without even a screen to see which song is playing and the ability to make playlists) and the ipod nano was already in

if you are just going to listen to music, get a shuffle, or a nano.

i have been a long time ipod user, owning three different models the 10 gig, 30 gb video, shuffle 2gb while my brother has used the mini, a 1gb shuffle and a 2nd gen nano.

since i use a shuffle for work-out, this is not a must-have feature for me.

previously owned an ipod mini, liked it for the easy access to music but there were certain features (like not being able to shuffle on a playlist) that i didn't care for.

i have owned an ipod shuffle and nano in the past and i considered purchasing an ipod classic before settling on the zune.

other thoughts: i have an ipod nano and shuffle (new versions) and still use the shuffle for working out.

my first was a 512 mb ipod shuffle and my second was a 4 gb sansa fuze.