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Question: which ipod do i buy to hear books? Hi.  I don't have an Ipod.  Which Ipod should I get so I can listen to books and transfer my cd's?
Document: I am so happy with this i pod the screen display is crisp and has great color, the sound is amazing, the design is sleek and fits great in the palm of my hand or pocket. I am very happy with this little unit! For those who want to download the bible I found if I organize the bible download into a playlist- it will transfer the bible books in the correct order-otherwise it scrambles the books alphabetically and numerically if transferred directly to the ipod audiobooks.
I love this model of the ipod. This is my first ipod and I love how easy it is to use, how you can listen to the radio, and its games are pretty cool too.Overall a GREAT ipod.
I think that's pretty decent but it's a tease. 9 x's out of ten if you want to hear something again, You most likely would like to "save" it for later playback, So yes... You got it... Turn the station and it's gone forever. So if you want to hear something that your "live Pause" picked up over and over again you better not change the station or turn the iPOD off.
I purchased this as a gift for someone, it seems to be user friendly and I didn't read the instructions. I set the time and left a suprise message for them on the Ipod. this Ipod is very small and light. you can hear the music with or without head phones. has a video camera, and suppose to pick up FM radio, instructions needed to be read for this. The guy questioned the color at first, but now he loves it.
I love this 5th Generation iPod, it has everything a camcorder, radio, video player, my personal music, it also has a built in speaker so others can hear if you want to share, anything I want to do this iPod does. As you know Apple no longer makes an iPod like the 5th generation iPod Nano. No longer does the new iPods have all the features available that the 5th Generation has.
I was still using the old ipod shuffle v1. Defnitely an improvement. Sound is better and seems that they've improved the ear buds as well. Only issue is that the "touch" feature to move from menu to menu is a tad too sensitive and once you have it in an arm band which I use all the time at the gym and driving range you can't do anything with it but listen.
The ipod nano 5 generation is the best mp3 player in the world, it has many great features and comes in a small package. I carry this around with me everyday, very durable, lightweight, and your known your getting quality with the branded apple name on it. Make sure to get from a reputable seller; Would reccomend to anyone, Love mine.
As this is my first iPod, I thought a 2000 song capacity would be more than adequate. After loading 500 songs and only having 2gb of space left I knew I was in trouble. Turns out the 2000 song capacity is based on 4 minute songs. I'm a huge Gov't Mule fan...that may not mean anything to you, but they can't even get a warm up done in 4 minutes. I now have a 120gb iPod classic. Much better.
This is a great ipod but the only reason i would give it 4 out of 5 stars is because of the lack of battery life.But the only thing is,on the computer the orange is a dark orange which i hoped for but instead it is actually a light but still nice orange.So overall this is worth your money and is a great buy!
Don't buy Apple Products. Apple fails. This is my 3rd iPod Nano. And it's the worse because it died ITSELF! Don't buy it. If you're thinking to buy a Music Player or something like that buy a Zune or anything else but not an apple product. I've tried everything! Rebooting it, EVERYTHING! Just buy a Zune! It's cheaper, it lasts longer, and it's TOUCH. APPLE PRODUCTS SUCK! TRUST ME AND THE OTHER DISAPPOINTED BUYERS THAT SAY IT DIES BY ITSELF! IT DOES!
Answer: Here's the dowside of using a Shuffle to listen to books - it is really easy to accidently lose your place in the book.  When this happens, it's a pain-in-the-neck to get back to where you were.  I know you can lock the shuffle so this doesn't happen but then it's a hassle to pause it if, say, someone wants to talk to you.  I have used a Nano for about 4 or 5 years mainly to listen to books.  There are several advantages besides being able to see on the screen exactly where you are in the story.  I love the sleep timer feature.  I set it for 15 minutes and if I happen to fall asleep, I don't run the battery down and I know I only have to go back, at most, 15 minutes.  This is not something you can do with a Shuffle.