iPod shuffle Features
Weighs in at about half an ounce
Carry up to 240 of your favorite songs
Everything is easy to use
iPod shuffle Explained
Of all the iPod shuffle features, the single most apparent is that it is probably the most casual of the Apple MP3 Players on the market today. Apple has succeeded in launching perhaps the tiniest and simplest player, and it has a price tag to match: $79. It also comes in 5 different colors, giving a choice for any taste.
Although it comes in a small package (1.62 inches long and about half an ounce) it still holds a lot of music. This tiny device packs 1GB of storage space--enough for up to 250 of your favorite songs! And you can count on it to keep you rocking for up to 12 continuous hours. Just log in to iTunes to import CDs, shop for songs on the iTunes Store, and then sync them to your iPod shuffle. If you have more than 240 songs in your iTunes library, let iTunes auto fill and get a new musical experience every time.
Controls and Headphone Jack
The features of the iPod shuffle go head to head with its bigger siblings with a thumb-friendly, circular control pad. Click the center button to play and pause. Click the outer buttons to move back, skip forward, and adjust the volume. The headphone jack does double-duty as a dock connector. Flip the device and drop it into the included iPod Dock, then connect the dock to your Mac or Windows PC via the USB for a quick sync and charge. You can even charge on the go with the optional USB adapter.
Battery Indicator and Shuffle Switch
Additional iPod shuffle features include the battery indicator light which displays three power levels, but with up to 12 hours of battery life, shuffle may keep on going longer than you do. Thanks to the sturdy, built-in clip, you can attach your shuffle to your sleeve, lapel, coin pocket or backpack--no matter where you wear it, the clip guarantees that it'll stay put right where you want it. And finally, the iPod shuffle encourages you to embrace your inner rebel. Just flip the shuffle switch to mix up your contents--the iPod shuffle loves to improvise. Then flip the switch again to get back to your hand-picked play lists and albums in the order you synced them.
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