Apple iPod 3rd Generation White (10 GB) MP3 Player

Pros: Sexy. Stylish. Sounds Great. Lightweight. Huge storage space.
Cons: Hard to use for PC. Pricey Upgrades. The price. Earbud earphones.

You can hate Apple all you want, but one thing you can say: they have totally changed the idea of what you think a computer should look like. With amazing Industrial Designers on hand, they make elegant, sleek, and sexy products. the new Apple iPod ...

Pros: Definately the best sounding MP3 player out there, slick interface, really small!
Cons: Compatibility issues, batter life sucks, pricey

I got the LAST iPod in the store, and it was the last 10 GB, because apparently, Apple wants to rack in the dough by discontinuing 10 GB iPods and making 15 GB instead. I was lucky, and it cost me $250 as well. The iPod is great, and the best MP3 ...

Pros: Gorgeous design, huge capacity, more than a music player, headphones= amazing
Cons: NO OFF BUTTON!!! scratches easily, minimal battery life

The iPod by Apple, is simply amazing.. It is head and shoulders above the competition. It looks amazing, it attraction while it performs flawlessly. Basically performance was not sacrificed for looks. Apple has delivered again with its 3rd generation ...

Pros: A divine and glorious gift upon our mortal ears; a miraculous feast of resplendent harmonies.
Cons: Short battery life.

When you buy an iPod, you’ll not only enjoy the finest MP3 player on the market -- you'll hold in your hands one of the most iconoclastic consumer products ever made. Your pocket will bask in high-tech glory, and your ears will delight in newfound ...

Pros: Portability, great user interface, great storage, good battery life.
Cons: Price, casing very much shows scratches and fingerprints.

Since it's first generation, it has been the king of portable mp3 players. From the large capacity, to the unique looks, and the unsurpassed interface, it is the defacto standard for making an awesome portable music player. It's only drawback, the price ...

Pros: Storage Space, Interface
Cons: Price, Price, Price!

At a certain point in my life, the Holidays of 2003, I was considering buying either a high-end PDA or portable MP3 player. Well, I ended up with a PDA, but I did look pretty heavily into the MP3 market. I was very impressed with the players that pushed ...

Pros: Nice design, large capacity, easy to use
Cons: Low battery life, very expensive for capacity that you get

I've owned two iPods now, both the 10GB version (the first one was stolen). I also own a Creative Nomad IIc MP3 256MB (SmartMedia) MP3 player. The Nomad was getting a little tired so I decided to go out looking for a new MP3 player. I commute everyday ...

Pros: Attractive Design, Sleek, Light, Clean Sound
Cons: Battery-Life, Lacks FM Tuner, No Case

The Introduction I owned 2 MP3 players before purchasing this iPod, including an iRiver and RIO S50. I needed a high capacity MP3 player that could also store non-MP3 files from both my Mac and PC, so the iPod was the clear choice. The iPod, ...

Pros: Sleek style, illuminated Control Panel option, decent sound quality.
Cons: Screen and Chrome Plate are easily scratched, too many clunky, applications, Poor battery life.

Just as Apple was gearing up with the new G4's, they decided to give their formerly clunky iPod a makeover. What did they do? Gave it a sleeker body, with controls that can light up in the dark. They also gave music-philes more drive space options to ...

Pros: Excellent sound, reliable, easy to use.
Cons: scratches easily, should never have come with Music Match.

With over 6 months of continuous use behind me, I still have that feeling one gets from having a neat toy. Although I don't consider the iPod a toy, it is something I take with me everyday. My original intention upon purchase was to be able to listen ...

Pros: Awesome sound, like carrying your stereo system and your music library (good headphones help)
Cons: A little dent in your bank account but ..if you are a music lover...?

Definite COOL, took it for 22 hour(one way)flight to the other side of the world initially with 850 tunes(about 1/2 capacity)because a lot of them are in the 5-7 minute range with a couple of complete classical symphonies really knocks the capacity down. ...

Pros: Disk space, iTunes, ease of use, size and weight, ability to make playlists
Cons: Not suitable for heavy jostling, scratches easily, and no usb2 cable included

Someone has called all the folks on this page, "Apple Fanatics" for giving the pod good reviews. That they are merely sheep, loving the pod only because it is an Apple product and overlooking serious design flaws. *buuzzzz* wrong. Thanks for playing!! ...

Pros: Versatility, Design, iTunes, Size
Cons: A little expensive, ear buds don't fit all users, scratches easily.

I use the iPod for so many things in my life. I purchased the 10 gigabyte iPod from my local Apple store after spending a great deal of time researching and actually using and "playing" with the units at the store. Design: The iPod is ...

Pros: Quick, automatic transfer of songs to Ipod
Cons: None

Dont believe anyone that says this machine skips. I can't. The hard drive reads many songs ahead o ...

Pros: Size, aesthetics, quality, ease of use (unmatched)
Cons: Battery life (6hrs max for me), earbuds, musicmatch

I use the ipod primarily when I run, about 5 days/week. I used to have a Rio 64MB player, but it too ...