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Question: Windows Vista Hello.I need to get a new computer. Will the shuffle work with Windows Vista? Any one try it yet?
Document: I have the 30 and 80 GB iPods that my wife and I use at work each day, but they were a little too bulky to take to the gym or while in-line skating. So I decided to give the new shuffle a try. I have been very impressed.
I bought this for work out and because it's lighter than the iPod video.Pros:It has a very long battery life.Very light, and easy to use.Cons:The earplugs don't stick well.You need a computer to charge it, but as the battery lasts enough that's not a problem.I have experimented some issues with the syncing, just disconnect and reconnect again.You have to carry the special dock to charge/sync.
Okay, an admitted itunes addict, I began my addiction with the original Shuffle, which I absolutely loved. I used it to work out, and I thought it was fabulous. For a long time, I hesitated about buying a new Shuffle- my old one works great, it has all the songs I like, etc. I finally bit the bullet, and I will never go back!
My goodness. Why do sellers charge so much for a used apple shuffle when you can go to Walmart and purchase a brand new one for much cheaper or a used one from Ebay for almost half the price. Come on sellers, get real! Some of us are not fooled.
This iPod works great. Perfect for running, just clip and go. Loading songs is kind of a hassle if you have more than one computer that you want to get songs from.
I finally returned it and got a new one.... no luck as it has the same issues.Once you do get it working, it's annoying that it only allows a single playlist. The lack of display doesn't bother me, what do you really expect for $79?? I just think they should have allowed you to put playlists on there to better organize your music.
I love the iPod shuffle!!! For me, it couldn't be more perfect - small, holds 250 songs and mixes them up. It's truly all I need. I'm not into watching TV or Movie on a tiny screen, and I honestly don't need multiple play lists. I wear my Shuffle when I work out and when I go walking with the dog, or do yard work.
I love the size of this new iPod and how it clips onto your clothes easily, making it very portable..... and sadly that's about it. The sound quality is definitely a step down, even from the previous shuffle. You MUST use iTunes to put music on it and iTunes is so buggy that half the time it doesn't even recognize the shuffle. You have to replug it in, close the program and reopen, or even reboot your computer a few times before it'll recognize it.
I had a 1st generation iPod shuffle and loved it, but it stopped working after 1 year -- wouldn't charge. Sending it back to Apple to get fixed wasn't worth the inconvenience or the price tag -- especially not with the 2nd gen shuffle coming out. Instead, got a new 2nd gen shuffle. Have had it for a year, and same thing has now happened -- won't charge, and problem is not the cable/charger.
I travel all over the country and wanted to listen to something other than airline music, so I bought the iPod shuffle. It gives great sound quality and the battery lasts even on the longest of trips (I do use noise cancelling headphones on the plane) and used with an adapter I play my music in the car too. If you need music on the go this is the one for you.The only bad thing is the size, I put it down and have trouble finding it again.
Answer: The Shuffle will work with Vista, but the current version of iTunes (7.1) has a few minor problems:- When disconnecting the iPod, use the iTunes disconnect feature, not the windows remove hardware feature.- If text on the iTuens screen is hard to read, resize the window to refresh it.