Apple iPod touch 2nd Generation (8 GB) MP3 Player

Pros: Phenominal technology, touch screen, free apps, scrolling.
Cons: Some minor design flaws.

Before I get into the review of this, there are some things that you need to know. 1. I am not a techie; this review is written by someone that still has Windows 98 running on a desktop computer. Before this I ...

Pros: It's still an iPod Touch!  Built-in speaker, faster CPU than iPhone 3G (not 3GS though).
Cons: Managing content with iTunes can be a headache.

As you may know, my brother bought the first gen iPod Touch 32GB and was enjoying it for a good couple of months.  The smooth and slick touch interface ...

Pros: Easy to use, touch sensitive, plays music and videos well.
Cons: Somewhat expensive, not always compatible with older accessories used with other iPods.

I started out with an iPod Shuffle, which I won at work.  I've used my iPod Shuffle to listen to music while I'm reading or in the car when my daughter wants to listen to her music (and my husband is driving).  I had no problems downloading my ...

Pros: Easy and fun to use
Cons: Minor things such as no case or instruction book

I try very hard not to keep up to date on new electronic gadgets.  Why?  Because when I discover something new that is cool, I want it.  And since I can't afford all the toys I want, I find ignorance is the best approach.  Of course, ...

Pros: Stylish, Convenient, Cute, Generally decent functionality
Cons: No stylus, Requires a lot of setup/software, Cannot be upgraded

I am not one to look a gift horse in the mouth. So, when Epinions asked reviewers to join Twitter in order to have the opportunity to win a free iPod Touch, I ignored my partner's taunts that I had suddenly become a twelve year-old girl and happily ...

Pros: lots of handy applications, pretty easy to use with a little practice
Cons: lack of stylus, rather hard on squinty eyes and big fingers

Many who know me well might say that I practically live on the computer. Nonetheless, I consider myself a bit of a Bear of Little Brain when it comes to embracing new technology, so when I found out in September that I was the winner of an iPod Touch, I ...

Pros: Great feel in hands, apps offer sense of innovation, speakers make using iPod much easier.
Cons: Battery life sets iPod back. You find yourself playing with device while plugged into wall.

I bought the iPod Touch (8 Gig / 2nd Gen) about a week ago, and I am very happy with my purchase. I had gotten an iPod Nano for christmas, but I was looking for a gadget that could do a wider variety of things. The iPod Touch does exactly that. Not only ...

Pros: Compact, light, portable does a lot of functions.
Cons: No hard case protection, a little fragile.

I travel alot, in fact I'm usually living abroad most of the year.  I was talking to friends this last trip home and bemoaning the fact that when I travel the one thing I miss most is not be able to read books.  When I do get home the one thing ...

Pros: 8 mm thin, sleek new design, Wi-Fi, very easy to use interface, also has apps
Cons: 8 GB can't hold much video, iPod very fragile, scratches easily, most apps cost money.

I bought an iPod Touch for Christmas, and am very satisfied with it. As soon as I opened it, I was able to sync my songs straight away. I was amazed at its new design and easy to use interface. I bought this product because I wanted an iPod, and this is ...

Pros: Great product for anyone who enjoys listening to music.
Cons: Maybe easier to scratch up than other iPod models.

A few months ago I purchased Apples's iPod Touch.  And I have to say, that I am very pleased with it.  I love how easy the touch screen is to use.  I also love the new feature on all the Apple iPods where instead of just showing the name ...

Pros: Wi-Fi Connectivity, Large Display, Full Feature Set and wide-open range of expandibility options
Cons: Forced iTunes integration, inability to Drag-n-Drop files as YOU see fit

Summary: Firstly, I think they undersell this by calling it an MP3 or MP4 player - it is much more. Yes, it can do those things, but for me it has become more of a pocket internet device, a living atlas, phonebook / addressbook, contact database, ...

Pros: Plenty of storage space. No headphones required like the Ipod Nano.
Cons: The touch screen does take some getting used to.

Holds a great deal of music.  You can download apps for free on the itunes store which makes it better than the former ipods like the nano.  It does hold a lot of songs but if you want it mostly for music, go for the 16 gb.  I like that I ...

Pros: Touch interface, internet capabilities, the AppStore
Cons: Apple headphones (I would recommend replacing them)

This is far, far more than an MP3 player. It is an internet communications device, a mapping system, a mail client, a YouTube player, a notepad, and now, with the App Store, just about anything you can think of! This product is good enough as an ...

Pros: small and discreet. Feels nice. touch screen works VERY well.lightweight, scratch proof.
Cons: fingerprint smudges, hard to get off.

This product, compared to ALL of the other ipods, is the best yet. The internal speakers and the touch screen interface make this the best mp3 player to date. I love that you can easily and quickly add apps and easily transfer them to your computer. ...

Pros: Free apps wii fi where available.
Cons: Wish wi fi available everywhere. Needs protection.

Well, I've bought two.  One for my tween daughter and one for my adult son for birthdays. Now what else to do for the holidays?  This is a fun cool item. Lots of free apps.  Has games. "Nintendo who?" Takes care of music.  You can ...