Stars_And_Sunsets

I'm thinking of getting an iPod Shuffle after Christmas because a few of my friends have them and say they're really good.
I've asked them what you do with them etc...but I'm still really confused.
Can they only hold so many songs? What happens if you reach the song limit, but you want to change the songs, can you delete some and then replace them? And what do you use the iTunes cards for?
I feel reaaaalllly silly but I'm wondering if they're worth it.
Can anyone answer my questions?

Thanks in advance .

Spooky Spice

I'm not really an expert, but I believe you can delete and change the songs. I'm sure there's an instruction manual with it. The iTunes cards are gift cards, basically for buying songs. They have the amount printed on the card $10, $15, $20, $50, etc. I don't own a Shuffle, I prefer the 80G one so I can carry ALL of my music w/ me all the time, lol.

I hope that helps.

General Maximus

I don't know the answers to most of those, i bought a 2 GB iPod a couple months ago - you install the iTunes program and it syncs with your iPod through a USB cable and you can program whatever songs you want in there. Remove and replace as you see fit. I don't know what this "itunes card" is, might be credit towards getting "legal" songs? I dunno, the iTunes takes in all your current music.

Groovy82

I'm getting an ipod for christmas. do I have to go on any kind of website to download songs on my ipod?

Corrsfanre

You can eliminate some of the songs of your iPod in order to add some new ones...

You manage all your music through iTunes

Stars_And_Sunsets

Thanks everyone .
I'll probably get one now since they seem to be worth it.

sick little jag

I just bought myself an 80gig just a couple days ago actually. I took me like 15 minutes trying to figure out how to turn it off after I'd turned it on

I'm still working on the whole uploading/synching stuff. I had some weird stuff loaded in my iTunes library when I first plugged it in.

Papri

I was gonna get an iPod nano and join the white earphone brigade....but then my lovely lovely friend bought me one of these for my birthday:



It's AMAZING and would recommend it a billion times over. It's got video, photo, music (obv) capabilities as well as calendar and alarm organiser etc. It's around £130.

Spooky Spice

If it's an Apple iPod, you can go here to d/l iTunes: ITunes, altho the iPod WILL come with a CD that has it already. Unless you want to get a head start.

sick little jag

I thought about getting a Zen Micro or another Zen player but I really wanted an iPod. I'm a brand ho I guess.

-Kelly-

I think scan disks are better they don't break

Love & Passion

i've heard some really bad things about ipods...

-Kelly-

Yeah, they break when you drop them and crashed crashing by overloading the ipod with songs, it's like a computer

Kyls

I wanted to get an ipod, but got a Sansa instead, which plays video, music, radio, holds photos, can voice record.. It's a slightly smaller screen than the ipod video, and holds less, but it's perfect for me.

-Kelly-

I love my disk scan it's small, good price...alot better than a ipod price.
Mine does radios, voice recording and plays music of course

edited I just saw "today tonight" show, it's alot worse than I thought, I wouldn't buy a Ipod.

edited again.