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Question: What should I get just for transferring 500 cds? I'm trying to buy my daughter a birthday gift and she keeps hinting about an ipod to transfer her give or take 500 cds. What would you recommend, that the only purpose would be for listening to her CD's. I have tried researching this but get more confused as I am not up on the current gadets.Thanks so much for your help!!
Document: The Apple IPOD Nano 16GB was a good buy. I brought it as a birthday gift for my daughter. It arrived before the expected date wrapped. She has had it for over a month now with no problems and has used it everyday since she got it. I highly recommend this supplier if you are looking to buy a 5th generation IPOD.
My granddaughter has been asking for the PURPLE 8 GB iPod Nano for her birthday ever since she did not get it for Christmas! We had been reminding her that she might not get it and so she progressed to anticipating how much $$ folks might give her for her birthday to calculate how much she would have to save to get it herself! We surprised her with the iPod (Purple, of course, and 16 GB instead of 8) and she said we saved her life!
I loved the new updated features that apple put into the product. It was wonderful to not have an extra piece hanging down for the purpose of listening to the radio and I can now use my nike ipod attachment and the radio on the same trip. However, the battery life is extremely disappointing (and I tried 3 different ipods to make sure none were defective). After turning off all the extra features that use extra battery(i.e.
I bought this for my daughter's birthday and she has been in 7th heaven since. If I have a complaint it's that she loves it so much that the earbuds are always in her ear and I can no longer have an impromptu conversation!! It was a great buy and I'd do it again in a heartbeat.
We more or less knew what to expect so I don't have much to say. I bought it as a gift for my wife so that she be able to film our 22 month-old son whenever she pleases without having to use a bulky camcorder. I'm not sure of the battery life as I don't personally use the device.
My IPOD isn't holding a charge - only about 1 1/2 hours instead of 24. I was told to keep charging it to the fullest and it should work better. Something about it sitting too long on the self. I've been doing that for a month - other option is to take it to a store which would be putting me out. OK, when I get it to either to work right or fixed I'll do another review.
!I DO NOT recommend other buyers to buy used or "refurbished" products on Amazon, because apparently Amazon has no control over the sellers they announce.Apple iPod nano 16 GB Purple (5th Generation) OLD MODEL
I love it! I already had a Gen 2 Nano so I wasn't sure I should spend the money to get a new one...money well spent! It is so much better and has a lot more features and options. I'm glad I bought it and it def is a great investment.
I love the 16 GB ipod. It will definitly hold a lot of songs. And the video works great too! Would recommend this product.
Works great; rich purple color; super fast shipping! It would be nice if the company would put in a little more info than a picture and a scant few words. There were things I was confused about until I talked to others who had them. It would also be nice to find out how to get just a few of my pictures downloaded, instead of my entire ebay list of merchandise.
Answer: 500 CD's averaging 15 tracks per CD is a total of 7500 tracks. The iPod Touch 32 gig holds approximately 7,000 songs. A 40GB MP3 player will hold approximately 10,000 songs, but they are hard drive based and aren't designed for rough usage. 40 GB hard drive players are pretty hard to find these days so she might have to sacrifice some songs. She most likely doesn't actually listen to 500 CD's on a regular basis and you can always set iTunes to auto-rotate the songs for for fresh content. An alternative to the iPod Touch is the iPod Classic which packs 160 GB (around 40.000 songs) of storage. They are but around $250. The iPod Touch is also available in 64GB for a higher cost (around $300). An alternative to those two iPods is the Zune HD which packs 16, 32, or 64 gigabytes as well. These are considerably cheaper than the iPod equivilent. They also offered a 120 GB Zune (non-HD) but the price will vary as they are no longer manufactured. Sony also makes highly-regarded MP3 players that are comparable to MS and Apple. Besides These three companies, I can't really recommend buying anything else.I've owned all different types of MP3 players from Creative, Toshiba, Samsung, Sandisk, and the MS Zune but none of them come close to the tight integration that iTunes and iPod have. Every time I hit the sync button I'm confident the iPod will have exactly the songs I want on it. With Windows Media Player or the Zune software, a lot of the time it will end up partially syncing and some songs will duplicate. Album art is also a nightmare on these. As much as I don't like Apple's business model, their software and hardware are pretty hard to beat.