Let’s put this one in the “travel accessories” category. Today my fourth mp3 player arrived in the mail. My first was an RCA Lyra RD1090 A. It worked great, still does, but it is a bit bulky and requires an armband or a pocket. The on-board memory is meager at 256 MB, but you can insert SD cards which is really nice. The problem is that the RCA unit has problems reading my cards larger than 2 GB. My second mp3 player was a 1 GB Apple i Pod shuffle. I loved the size of my first shuffle and the ease with which I could just clip it on. I could have lived with the shuffle forever were it not for the storage capacity issue–1 GB is not nearly enough if you listen to lots of music. Apple recently came out with a 2 GB version, but for I passed. I would pay for an 8 GB i Pod shuffle–not for a 2 GB shuffle. I sold my 1 GB shuffle and purchased my third mp3 player, a 4 GB generic shuffle on ebay for a few months ago. My third mp3 player was horrible, defective even, so I returned it. Today, the following package arrived: I purchased it from mall.hk for a mere .47 which included free shipping. Here are the pros and cons: Pros: – Price! – 4 GB of storage (vs. i Pod shuffle with a max capacity of only half or a fourth as much) – Transfer speed (between 1.6 and 2 MB per second–the last generic shuffle I had transferred files at 200-400k per second) – Headphones actually work well (unlike the ones I received with my third mp3 player which were complete garbage) – Wall charger included (i Pod shuffle doesn’t even include a wall charger) Cons: – Although it looks like a shuffle, it doesn’t shuffle (randomize) the songs; songs are played in the order copied– I got around this somewhat by copying the songs randomly so I won’t have to hear the same artist’s songs back to back – Shipping takes forever from mall.hk; the mp3 player pictured above took an entire month to arrive – Picture on.
This document explains how to check the battery status of the i Pod shuffle (4th generation). You can check the battery status of i Pod shuffle (4th generation) when it’s connected to your computer or disconnected. The status light tells you approximately how much charge is in the battery. If i Pod shuffle is on and not connected to a computer, you can check the battery status without interrupting playback by pressing the Voice Over button twice. Here's what the status lights mean: Last Modified: Mar 18, 2016 Helpful? Thanks - please tell us how to help you better. One Moment Please Thanks for your feedback. 74% of people found this helpful. Additional Product Support Information.
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