Apple iPod (3G) 20 GB

So the ipod, everybody knows about them, either everybody has one or everybody wants one. For many years ever since the ipod was first started I knew I wanted one, I saw it always in the must have gadgets pages. The only problem, the price, who in their right mind I thought would pay just a little over £200 for something that carries music. Then, I started to think of the possibilities, how good it would be to have an ipod, long haul flights, walking down the street, boring bus journeys, being able to walk about your house not having to hold you CD player or be limite to one seat, also no CD jumping because I'm walking with my electronic music device. So, 2 ...  Read the complete review

To be honest, I really don't think this product needs much by way of introduction. But just in case you really have been spending the last couple of years dead for tax reasons, then the iPod is the device that has become synonymous with portable music. So much so, that some call it the 21st century Walkman, while others use the word iPod to mean any MP3 player. The first thing you have to say about this product is that it is extremely sleek and sexy. It truely is a thing of beauty, no photographs you will see of it online could ever really do it justice. The front is a white acrylic, while the back is a highly polished metal with the product information and ...  Read the complete review

I bought my Ipod in early September (I think), as I had been planning on getting one for a while. But I waited for the 4g version to come out, and went onto amazon and bought it for £215. I think the price is dropping slowly, but don't expect to get one for much less than £200 unless you go 2nd hand, or imported from the US. Why Ipod? ----------------------------------- I don't think that I fully appreciated how much my Ipod would mean to me when I decided upon it, I really had no idea how much I would use it. I knew I had alot of MP3s, and I knew I liked listening to them, and I knew that I needed a portable digital music player of some kind. ...  Read the complete review

Being such an avid listener of music that I am, getting an I-pod seemed the best thing I could do. It could hold all my songs with ease, it means I wouldn't need to swap CD's, or mini discs, I could get all the details of the songs with one click, it told me the time, it played games (which my latest phone does not)... and it looks damn cool. But was that worth £220? Was it hell. I'm going to begin by cricising Apple's device. For starters the games are terrible, the "spot the song" is alright, but high scores are not kept so you have no re-playable desire. The alarm is weedy, the click wheel is at times tempromental and most importantly ...  Read the complete review

I love my iPod dearly! Definitely one of my best investments to date. I travel on trains/buses a lot and my iPod is ideally suited to that. It is small and discrete enough to not attract a lot of attention and is easy to operate with one hand. I use it just so I don't have to listen to other people's inane conversations or their loud eating habits! The iPod itself is very easy to use and I have found that the storage is MORE than enough! Mine isn't even half full and it feels like there is loads on there already! The controls are easy to use and the screen is bright and clear. I do think however that the battery life isn't great and can often change ...  Read the complete review