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Brand: Apple

Product family: iPod

Product series: shuffle

Product name: iPod Shuffle 4G

Product code: MC585

Category: MP3/MP4 Players

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Updated: 2014-11-19 18:47:38	Uk has collected 101 expert reviews for Apple iPod shuffle 4G 2 GB Pink and the average expert rating is 74 of 100. The average score reflects the expert community’s view on this product. Click below and use Uk to see all ratings, product awards and conclusions. Read the full review	74%

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uk.hardware.info Updated: 2014-11-19 18:47:19	A separate mp3 player isn't a must-buy anymore for many people. Most people have smartphones with enough storage to fit lots of songs, and use that instead. However, there are some situations in which an mp3 player can still be useful, when going for a... The iPod Shuffle in its current incarnation is probably the perfect music player for keeping you company during work, working out or traveling. It's so light and small you don't notice it's on you, the build quality is excellent, and despite its tiny si... Read the full review	0%
trustedreviews.com Updated: 2014-11-19 18:47:19	Apple likes to refresh its products fairly regularly. Each year, the iPhone and iPad get a facelift, but some of the iPod brothers aren't so lucky. The iPod Classic hasn't been overhauled properly since 2007, and the iPod shuffle has been the same since... Great build quality, VoiceOver works well, Respectable sound quality... Still function-light, Limited storage... Apple did not make any grand functional changes to the iPod shuffle in 2012. But in keeping things simple, Apple has ensured the continued longevity of this postage stamp-sized player. If you want a day-to-day workhorse music pal, this is absolutely not w... Read the full review	70%
laptops.co.uk Updated: 2014-11-19 18:47:19	The latest iPod Shuffle from Appl efeatures some of the latest technologies in a much loved piece of gadgetry. Design For some it is a heart warming gesture to see that Apple have not entirely removed the iconic clickable wheel but it is smaller... New polished and vibrant look, VoiceOver feature... Only 2GB... If you’re after a companion to keep you company whilst you’re going on your jog but don’t want to spend £129 for a 6th Generation iPod Nano then this is the one for you. However, if you’re after a music player that is small but stores more than 2GB the iP... Read the full review	80%
gadgetshow.channel5.com Updated: 2014-11-19 18:47:19	The fourth generation Apple iPod Shuffle takes on a square form measuring 29.0 x 31 x 8. mm. It weighs 12.5g and houses 2GB of flash storage. The iPod Shuffle features a 3.5 mm stereo headphone jack for audio and USB charging, up to 15 hours of audio p... As typical of Apple hardware, build quality on the iPod shuffle is very good, solid and premium in feel all round. From the front, to the back where the iPod Shuffle clips onto clothing: the iPod Shuffle feels great. It’s the smallest iPod Shuffle that has produced, yet the buttons are larger, making the MP3 player easier to use on-the-go or in the gym. The iPod Shuffle is also so light, you’ll b... Sound is of very good quality, but it doesn’t quite match that of the large Apple iPod Touch. Nor does it reach its highest volume levels. It means that the iPad Shuffle isn’t quite the smaller alternative to the iPod Touch that it could be. A small 2GB capacity also fills up in no time. The supplied Apple headphones are sub-par, uncomfortable and leak a lot of sound. Purchasing a new non-Apple p... The iPod Shuffle might not be able to store as many songs as the rest of the iPod range but for £40 you’re getting one of the best, smallest and well-built MP3 players around perfect for when hitting the gym or on the move. So long as the awful headpho...	100%
whathifi.com Updated: 2014-11-19 18:47:19	The first iPod Shuffle was released in 2005 as a cost-effective solution for those who enjoyed listening to a randomly shuffled selection of tracks. As small as it’s ever been and with an integrated clip, it remains a simple machine, and ideal for jog... Feels good, slick interface, neat features, sound is superb... 2GB capacity is only option available to you... Read the full review	100%
whathifi.com Updated: 2014-11-19 18:47:23	Many thought that scored an own goal with the third-generation iPod Shuffle.Stripping it of controls made for a dinkier device, but forced owners to either stick with the supplied headphones (with an in-line remote) or pay extra for an remote adaptor... Great looks, easier to use than the last version, improved sound quality... Only 2GB of memory means you'll have to really compress your tunes... Read the full review	100%
techadvisor.co.uk Updated: 2014-11-19 18:47:29	Product Code: MC584BT/A The fourth-generation Apple iPod shuffle is a sleek and easy-to-use device, largely thanks to the return of the controls offered by the first- and second-generation shuffles. The VoiceOver feature is also a big winner. Apple's... Apple's fourth-generation iPod Shuffle is a sleek and easy-to-use device, largely thanks to the return of the controls offered by the first- and second-generation Shuffles. The VoiceOver feature is also a big winner. Kevin Cheng, PCWorld.idg.com.au... Read the full review	80%
digitalversus.com Updated: 2014-11-19 18:47:29	We're not here to start bashing Apple ... but still, you can do better. Let's forget about the disastrous headphones for the time being, as they're unfortunately all too common a feature of today's MP3 players. What the shuffle is missing is a screen... The buttons are back!, Small... No screen, Mediocre sound quality, Dreadful headphones... It's very simple: the shuffle is Apple's cheapest MP3 player, it's also the least attractive. While the nano is as strong a proposition as ever, we're left wondering just who might want a shuffle...	40%
goodgearguide.com.au Updated: 2014-11-19 18:47:29	Apple's iPod Shuffle has returned to its roots: unlike the third-generation iPod Shuffle, there are physical playback controls on the MP3 player itself. The new iPod Shuffle looks very similar to the second-generation model that was released in 2006... VoiceOver button, longer battery life, return of physical playback controls... Difficult to determine exact battery level, no hold feature, only 2GB model available, no in-line controls on headphones... Apple's fourth-generation iPod Shuffle is a sleek and easy-to-use device, largely thanks to the return of the controls offered by the first- and second-generation Shuffles. The VoiceOver feature is also a big winner... Read the full review	80%
computeractive.co.uk Updated: 2014-11-19 18:47:29	The Shuffle is Apple’s smallest iPod, measuring 3cm each side and weighing 12 grams. This latest version offers only 2GB of storage, less than we’d expect at this price.The stylish looks are a big draw: unlike other small players the Shuffle doesn’t lo... Well designed and easier to use than ever, but the price is quite steep...	60%
v3.co.uk Updated: 2014-11-19 18:47:29	The Shuffle is Apple’s smallest iPod, measuring 3cm each side and weighing 12 grams. This latest version offers only 2GB of storage, less than we’d expect at this price.The stylish looks are a big draw: unlike other small players the Shuffle doesn’t lo...	60%
webuser.co.uk Updated: 2014-11-19 18:47:29	The last changes to the iPod Shuffle saw its controls moved to a fiddly remote on the headphones and the addition of a VoiceOver feature to tell you what tracks were playing. With this new model, Apple has reverted to a square design, mercifully restor...	80%
pocket-lint.com Updated: 2014-11-19 18:47:29	Tweet Apple's iPod Shuffle received another makeover when Apple launched its new iPod line up in September, but were they right to go back to one of the previous designs or has the re-inclusion of buttons spoilt it? While the iPod touch is the flagshi... Small, light, VoiceOver feature, ability to limit volume, Genius playlist support... No screen, has to be managed from your computer, only 2GB... The iPod shuffle is a simple and easy to use MP3 player that will require you to have some grasp of iTunes to get the most out of it, but if you've got that you'll love it.Key specs3.5mm jack, MP3 player... Read the full review	90%
expertreviews.co.uk Updated: 2014-11-19 18:47:30	The iPod Shuffle as always been the smallest and the cheapest of Apple's MP3 players. The last generation was the smallest yet, around the size of an AAA battery, but Apple achieved this miniaturisation by relocating all the buttons from the body of th... The newest iPod Shuffle isn't without its charms, but there are better value MP3 players available, even at this low price... Read the full review	60%
gadgetguy.com.au Updated: 2014-11-19 18:47:30	Apple's design shift in this fourth generation of iPod Shuffle design looks back at the second - and most successful - generation of Shuffle design. Back in 2007, Apple redesigned the iPod Shuffle stick into a rectangular clip with a simple di... Incredibly small and light; VoiceOver replaces an LCD screen brilliantly;... So light and small, you might lose it...	90%
theregister.co.uk Updated: 2014-11-19 18:47:30	The iPod Shuffle's entire history is a testament to the fact that Apple doesn't always get products right. The fact it exists at all shows Steve Jobs was wrong to say that consumers don't really want low-cost, plug'n'go music players. They do, and if t... The iPod Shuffle remains an ideal casual-use music player, perfect for folk just want to grab some tunes and go - I keep my 2G in the car, for instance. Now that Apple has put back the controls, it's once again tops for users who don't want to bring i... Read the full review	80%
trustedreviews.com Updated: 2014-11-19 18:47:30	It's hard being the runt of the litter, and the iPod shuffle knows it. When your bigger siblings are the iPod nano and iPod touch , it's hard to impress anyone if you're little more than a piece of flash memory with a headphone jack. Not that there isn't... The fourth generation iPod shuffle goes a long way to redeeming the failings of its predecessor. Physical controls make a welcome return, without making the device notably less portable or stylish. As ever, though, cheaper, more capable alternatives are a... Read the full review	70%
stuff.tv Updated: 2014-11-19 18:47:30	It’s less easy to keep a track of the inch-long USB cable that plugs into the Shuffle’s earphone socket to load it with music. Lose it at your peril – a replacement will cost you £15. A premium worth paying?The new Shuffle addresses the most obvious p... Solid build. Excellent sound quality. Useful VoiceOver function. Has buttons again!... Expensive for the capacity... Stylish, simple and perfectly suited to the gym... Read the full review	80%
techradar.com Updated: 2014-11-19 18:47:30	Apple's third-generation iPod shuffle boasted a radical new design. Instead of locating its controls on the body of the audio player itself, it mounted them on the earbud cable instead.You navigated through your tracks and playlists through multiple pr... Instinctive to use, VoiceOver is retained, 15-hour battery life, Five colours, Excellent build quality... No 4GB version, No 8GB version, Earbuds are typically bad, It's pricey...	80%
electricpig.co.uk Updated: 2014-11-19 18:47:34	The new iPod shuffle was a big surprise at this month’s Apple music and media unveiling. It’s quite apparent that Apple would like to do away with as many buttons as it possibly can on its gadgets, and yet after stripping them off its smallest musi... Tiny, two ways to control your tunes... No remote on the headphones included... Apple's made the perfect compromise with the buttons... Read the full review	100%
alphr.com Updated: 2014-11-19 18:47:34	It’s been around for so long that the initial wow factor has dissipated, but the iPod Shuffle is still a wonderfully miniaturised piece of kit. It’s so small it may as well be a button on your shirt, so light you forget it’s even there, and now we see... A polished refinement of a successful design, albeit with a few niggles... Read the full review	67%
macworld.com.au Updated: 2014-11-19 18:47:34	I’m on the record somewhere as saying that my favourite iPod of all time is the second-generation (2G) iPod shuffle. There was just something about that little guy, with its clip-on body and its circle of easy-to-navigate control buttons, that I found... On-device controls; voiceOver navigation; long battery life... Awkward to clip on clothing; no way to lock out controls from inadvertent bumps, $69... The controls on the device are fairly simple: a circular set of buttons allows you to move forward and backward between tracks (right and left), and increase and decrease the volume (top and bottom). Clicking the centre button toggles between playback and... Read the full review	80%
macworld.co.uk Updated: 2014-11-19 18:47:34	I’m on the record somewhere as saying that my favourite iPod of all time is the second-generation (2G) iPod shuffle. There was just something about that little guy, with its clip-on body and its circle of easy-to-navigate control buttons, that I found... On-device controls, VoiceOver navigation, long battery life. Awkward to clip on clothing, no way to lock out controls from inadvertent bumps. With the redesign of the fourth-generation iPod shuffle, Apple has brought back a classic design that works well with any set of headphones. At £39 for 2GB of storage, it's not only the perfect entry-level iPod, it's also a solid second device for iPhone... Read the full review	80%
T3.com Updated: 2014-11-19 18:47:34	Apple’s new iPod Shuffle fourth generation may be the baby of the latest iPod line up but with its sub £40 price and robust simplicity, it’s got its own charms. Reverting back to the 2G Shuffle’s button design but incorporating the creepy VoiceOver... Simple, effective music playback in an incredibly compact, robust and simple device. Cheap, too... No screen means you can't find your music quickly, Puny sound... Not as fun or as classy as the Touch, but this is the best Shuffle to date and the perfect accompaniment to your run...	80%
expertreviews.co.uk Updated: 2014-11-19 18:47:38	The iPod Shuffle is the smallest and least expensive of Apple's range of MP3 players. However, it has better audio quality than its larger siblings, with clear sound and plenty of bass and treble. Simplicity is a large part of the Shuffle's appeal. It ha... The iPod shuffle looks and sounds good, and comes at a reasonable price. The necessity of using iTunes may put some off, but otherwise this is a great choice. It doesn't have the battery life of Alba's player, but it is a lot prettier...	80%
digitalmediaandit.com Updated: 2015-07-22 03:52:34	Cannot fault this, and cannot believe you get so much so cheaply. This is the price of about three good CDs! I don't know how easy it is for people who don't have iTunes or a Mac. I have both, so it was incredibly easy to work, once I got the hang of iTun...	80%
thestar.com.my Updated: 2016-11-25 05:47:03	It's short on features and small, but the iPod Shuffle is good at its job. THERE were a lot of complaints on the previous version of the Shuffle and Apple listened. The fourth-generation Shuffle incorporates a lot of improvements that make it a bet... Very small; good battery life; easy to use; affordable. Limited space. The new Apple iPod Shuffle is a great portable music player as it inherits some of the best elements from the previous versions of the device. It now has buttons for controlling music playback, something that was left out in the previous version, and...	80%

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