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Apple iPod shuffle 4th Gen 2GB

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The Mac Observer
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11 years ago
iPod shuffle 4G: A Welcome Return to Classic Form

The Return of the Buttons Happily, Apple has returned to the nicer, classic design. The 4G retains the raised control buttons, so it's easy to feel them without looking. Unfortunately, perhaps, the 4G is square while the 2G was rectangular.

Inexpensive; small; easy to clip on clothing (with caveat); VoiceOver; playlists; great online 43 page PDF manual

The ergonomics of the clip are ruined by the smaller design; hearing the battery level was tricky for this reviewer; battery level light could have been placed better; won't fit in some 2G cases; 3-way power button inferior to 2G design

PC Magazine
★★★★
13 years ago
Apple iPod shuffle (4th Generation with Click Wheel)

Apple's fourth-generation iPod shuffle isn't going to elicit any "you've come a long way, baby" accolades, but adding a click wheel for navigation makes it far more user friendly. The shuffle has always been the least sexy player in the iPod line-up-a budget, exercise-friendly choice for those among...

Not a lot of storage; No screen, thus no video or photo support.

MacNN
★★★★
13 years ago
Fourth-generation iPod shuffle

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

Maclife
★★★★★
13 years ago
Apple iPod Shuffle, Nano and Touch Reviews

Every year, Apple releases new iPods, forcing us all to consider whether its time to upgrade our music player. The 2010 crop of iPods--revamped shuffles and nanos, and a refreshed iPod touch--represent some of the biggest changes to the iPod lineup in recent times.

Laptops.co.uk
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11 years ago
Apple iPod Shuffle 4th Generation

The iPod Shuffle, even though restricted by its mere 2GB storage capability, is the perfect companion if you're after something to simply play your music or accompany you on those long jogs. However, if you're after a bigger storage capability the iPod Nano will be a better purchase.

New polished and vibrant look; VoiceOver feature

Only 2GB

DigitalVersus
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13 years ago
Apple iPod Shuffle 4G

One year on from the harsh criticism that stung it after the physical buttons disappeared from the last version of the iPod Shuffle, Apple has brought them back.  We're not sure whether that's going to be enough

The buttons are back; Small

No screen; Mediocre sound quality; Dreadful headphones

T3
★★★★
11 years ago
Apple iPod Shuffle 4th generation review

Apple's new iPod Shuffle fourth generation may be the baby of the latest iPod line up but with its sub £40 price and robust simplicity, it's got its own charms. Reverting back to the 2G Shuffle's button design but incorporating the creepy VoiceOver feature of the iPod Shuffle third generation,...

Macworld UK
★★★★
13 years ago
Apple 2GB iPod shuffle (fourth generation, late 2010) review

I'm on the record somewhere as saying that my favourite 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

What Hi-Fi?
★★★★★
13 years ago
Apple iPod Shuffle (4G)

Many thought that Apple scored an own goal with the third-generation iPod Shuffle. Stripping it of controls made for a dinkier device, but forced owners to either stick with the supplied headphones (with an in-line remote) or pay extra for an remote adaptor.

CNET
★★★★
13 years ago
Apple iPod Shuffle (4th generation)

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

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