I like the pink one and the blue and green one. I think I like of them.

Easy to Set Up; Fits Well; Its so cute; Lightweight; Stylish

Apple's latest iPod Shuffle is impressively compact; it's comparable in size and weight to an AAA battery, but you're unlikely to lose it since the sturdy, integrated metal clip keeps it firmly fastened to your clothing.

I had an earlier shuffle and got this for my birthday. The sound is better than the earlier one and I can have multiple playlists, which I couldn't have before. It is small and clips to my shirt or pants. I wear it walking, hiking and bike riding. Th...

If you are still planning & if you are looking for a music player to listen music and not videos/photos, if you want style, if you want different colors, if you want very cure & attractive music player with simplicity, if you are looking for something which can enhance your personality..

I'm on the record somewhere as saying that my favorite iPod of all time is the second-generation (2G) iPod shuffle . There was just something about that little guy, with its clip-on body and its circle of easy-to-navigate control buttons, that I found irresistible.

On-device controls; VoiceOver navigation; Long battery life

Awkward to clip on clothing; No way to lock out controls from inadvertent bumps

Same experience as capt1231. The ipod stopped working after 3 months. Even though the unit was only 3 months old, Apple refused to look at it unless I allowed them to put a $60 hold on my credit card. Very bad customer experience...

tiny; easy to use

poor quality and durability

In terms of features, design, sound quality and price, the fourth-generation iPod Shuffle is the best version of the player we've seen yet. That said, the world of sub-$100 MP3 players is chock full of interesting options, many of which deliver larger capacities, colour screens and broader...

The iPod Shuffle returns to its big-button glory days; Support for playlists; audio books; podcasts; Genius Mixes; Multilingual VoiceOver feature that announces track information; battery status and menu navigation

2GB capacity can't hold much; No headphone remote or radio; Track controls tend to get pinched when clipping the iPod to your clothes; The chances of you accidentally running it through the washing machine are quite high

It's been around for so long that the initial wow factor has dissipated, but the iPod Shuffle is still a wonderfully miniaturised piece of kit. It's so small it may as well be a button on your shirt, so light you forget it's even there, and now we see the return of the control buttons that were so...

It's been around for so long that the initial wow factor has dissipated, but the iPod Shuffle is still a wonderfully miniaturised piece of kit. It's so small it may as well be a button on your shirt, so light you forget it's even there, and now we see the return of the control buttons that were so...

The Good Return of the click wheel Longer battery life VoiceOver, Genius Playlists Solid construction Tiny The Bad Difficult to use clip without pressing buttons Only 2GB of storage Limited features for the price Design As Apple approaches a decade of iPod sales, starting off with the Classic and...

Return of the click wheel; Longer battery life; VoiceOver; Genius Playlists; Solid construction; Tiny

Difficult to use clip without pressing buttons; Only 2GB of storage; Limited features for the price