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 Brilliant July 31, 2010
Nellie
Have had my iPod for 3 months or so now and I'm starting to wonder what I did without it. Great little device, music playback quality is very good as is video quality and I already have more apps than I know what to do with! Highly recommended.
 Itouch July 31, 2010
Mary O'Dowd
A great product and I am very happy with all it has to offer in terms of free access to email and the internet in wi-fi zones, the apps etc. I am, however, very disappointed with the screen which was scratched within a week of using it. I keep it in the same bag that I keep a mobile phone that I have had for over a year without scratches. This to my mind is a najor product fault which Apple should address. It is not sufficient to sell screen protectors or cases which, in my case at least, did not work.
Good buy! July 29, 2010
beckiboo
It took me ages to decide to buy this ipod as i previously had a 4gb 2nd Generation nano which i loved however i couldnt fit all my music on it so was having to keep taking stuff off of it to put new on which was annoying. I finally decided on the 32Gb touch and im so so pleased with it!! I dont really use it to its full potential, ie the internet or games/apps much but for my music it is perfect! I also use it as a organiser, it has replaced all the lists dotted around the house and its a godsend. Really good sound, and im surprised how good the battery is after reading some reviews, however if i used it to watch videos etc i could see how it would drain the battery. I cant really comment on the games, internet features but if you want a ipod to listen to music this is perfect!!!!
iPod Touch 32GB July 23, 2010
Mrs. G. A. Chesney-Green (Nottingham, UK)
I love this... it's sleek and eminently 'touchable'... as it's name suggests. I love the way in which I can 'slide' around the screen to access music, podcasts, photos etc. Plenty of room on it too... I've put loads on it and it doesn't seem to get anywhere near full. I have to say I'm worried about using it on a second computer when I'm abroad where I live for part of year and will have to go to the local retailer to make sure that whatever I do I'm not going to wipe everything!
Not sure that I necessarily like the way everything has to be done through iTunes... but I can understand that they are tying their products together by doing this. However, to people like me who are not in the first flush of youth (a pensioner actually) it's a bit worrying to realise how easily it could be to wipe all my music etc.
Lack of explanation about using iTunes in some ways... an audio book bought from iTunes won't transfer onto the Pod.... but this could be my own ineptitude.
The sound quality is great with the ear-plugs provided so I won't change these unless I have to. Great to use and easy to find tracks etc... so all in all a great little music player to have!!!!
Great design, great media player, and more! July 22, 2010
KindleEgg
Steve Jobs once referred to the iPod Touch as "training wheels for the iPhone". Sharing the same hardware and OS, it is certainly a cheaper entry into the iOS experience.
Marketed as a PDA, gaming device and media player, the iPod Touch is essentially the iPhone without 3G connectivity, a camera, and phone features.
However, you can use Skype (wifi connection required) adding another one of the iphones features to touch's list.
Obviously you will require a microphone to utilise skype, and the 32GB and 64GB editions of the touch come with integrated microphone and volume control earphones. It is also possible to purchase a small microphone that can be plugged in to the 3.5mm socket, removing the need to keep your earphones connected.
If you are looking for a comparison of this to the iPhone then I would have to say the following: Are you prepared to pay an extra £300+ for essentially an iPod Touch that works as a phone? If yes, then go for it. If no then you could get a cheap phone, and use your iPod Touch for all the pda/media functionality. Even better, if you get a cheap android phone, enable tethering, you can provide a constant wi-fi connection for iPod Touch, should you so wish.
My previous iPod was a 5th gen 32gb classic, so moving on to the touch was a completely new experience, and is more reminiscent of a smartphone than an ipod. The touch features the ubiquitous cover flow, which is very snappy and responsive, and the 3.5 inch screen provides adequate room for fingering through your portable record collection.
There is improved management of audiobooks and podcasts, and using the wifi connection you can connect to iTunes from the iPod and downloaded content (audio, games, podcasts etc) directly onto the iPod. These purchases will then be automatically transfered to your PC when you connect the two together.
Battery life is good, however as is often the case is not as advertised. A top tip: if you're not using bluetooth or wi-fi turn them off. This will and does conserve battery power.
The touch comes with the usual usb cable (no power adapter) allowing you to plug up to your pc for iTunes syncing (and charging).
I loved my previous iPod and the only criticisms I can give is that the battery is not easily replaceable (which is no doubt the case with all small factor mp3 players), and will not last indefinitely, forcing you to either upgrade (as I have just done) or pay for a replacement. The other criticism is the earphones that are provided. Do yourself a favour and upgrade, for an extra £15 - £20 you will be so glad you did. I can recommend the following Sennheiser CX 300-II Precision Noise-Isolating Ear-Canal Phones - Black (Eco Packaging).
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