Apple iPod 3rd Generation White (15 GB) MP3 Player

Pros: Excellent sound, iTunes, ease of use
Cons: Expensive, battery life, ear buds

I purchased the 15 GB iPod in March 2004. I did not know it didn't work with Windows 98 so I scrambled to figure out how it could be possible. I ended up installing a FireWire card and using a program called EphPod since iTunes was for Windows 2000 and ...

Pros: Small, lot of memory, nice appearance
Cons: Everything broke. Was easily fixed but I would have rather it not broke. Earbud headphones

I love my ipod. It's an amazing piece of machinery for a music obsessed person such as myself, but I'm going to start off with the things I read in other reviews before I bought it, that I never had problems with, and then I'm going tell you which one's ...

Pros: Styling, size, capacity
Cons: Battery life, easily scratched, disposable

I've only had my 15Gb iPod for 2 weeks now and am getting over the initial lust. Granted, it is a b ...

Pros: Capacity, Looks, Easy-to-use interface
Cons: Expensive, battery not easily replaced, battery life between charges not the best

I bought the IPOD for one reason: it can store almost ALL of my CDs. Whatever I feel like listening to, it's right there. And Apple did a great job on the design. From the box it comes in to the unit itself, it's beautiful. Controls and software are ...

Pros: amount of memory for the price, application
Cons: need to buy extra wires for PC user, battery duration

I have gone through 3 MP 3 players in the last year and by far, iPod has been the first that I thought was worth the money I spent. With being able to put 3700 songs on this, you are sure not to hear the same song for quite a while. I love the fact it ...

Pros: size, large memory, ease of use
Cons: poor battery life, no off button

When I decided to buy an MP3 player, I wanted something I could take on long road trips that could hold a lot of songs without taking up car space. I researched all the MP3 players out there, and decided on the Apple iPod. I’m disappointed by the ...

Pros: Sleek, thin, good looking, chiquè, touch pad controls.
Cons: No audio input, mic, folder browsing, video recording, or charge/PC interface simultaniously. Firewire only. Expensive.

Before I begin, let me just say that I've had 2 ARCHOS mass storage MP3 Players: the "Jukebox Recorder 20", and the "Jukebox AV120". 2 years altogether. You don't have to look too much into the iPod to realize it's the best looking ever mass storage ...

Pros: Light, Interface, Capacity and Navigation.
Cons: Battery, features, price, "PDA capabilities."

Reading reviews from Mac Addicts can be pure torture. They can be really hypocritical, biased and highly misleading. Reading reviews from solid PC Users loyal to Windows can be annoying, full of insults and also misleading. Well, do not fear! I, a lon ...

Pros: Ample storage, ease of use, increasingly great design
Cons: quirky system software, can only use specific type of firewire cable, ultra scratchable

OK. It is an amazing thing, and increasingly so as time goes on. The 15 G is more than enough for everyone but those who need to carry around several full-length motion pictures with them. It's all great, until it isn't. The system software caused...

Pros: Nice size, nice look and feel, large display, intuitive menu system
Cons: Compatibility with windows PCs, battery charging, touchy controls, hard to move music files.

Since most reviews concentrate on the pros, I'll highlight some cons. Not things that would have stopped me buying the iPod, but things that would have been nice to know. 1) You will need a special adapter for using iPOD with a Windows PC that doesn't ...

Pros: Small, Holds ALOT of songs for it size, Very Cool looking
Cons: Battery life, Scratching up to easily, File downloads, trendyness

Well I'd like to start my epinions career out with something that I'm quite knowledgeable about, that being electronics. Ever since the Apple iPod came out I've ALWAYS wanted one. Seeing people at school walking around listening to music on this tiny ...

Pros: user interface, "cool" look
Cons: battery life, no fm-tuner, expensive, no lcd screen on remote

I purchased an IPOD about four months ago, after seeing all the hype from the commercials and advertisements on the web, when I found the price to be reasonable I picked one up. I have found an IPOD to be a double edged sword. It's great in many areas, ...

Pros: Great sound, status symbol, fast FireWire transmission speeds.
Cons: iTunes is hopeless, USB2.0 is faster, can't match up to the competition, etc.

As I'm sure you would know if you have read my other epinions, I'm quite the techno-geek. I’ll buy anything that flashes, connects to the internet, plays music and washes the dishes. I've bought MD recorders, many mobile phones, PDAs, even computers, ...

Pros: holds a lot of music
Cons: overpriced, useless software, no battery life

recently my freinds little brother found a 3rd gen 15GB ipod. and offered to trade it to me for my 100$ cd player, on account of his computer could not support it, and he does not have internet. so i naturally traded. and got an early birthday present of ...

Pros: It is white
Cons: Defective product Rude Support Horrible support website

My third ipod in less than a year just broke. I have never had so much problems with a consumer electronic item. First it was a battery that lasted less than an hour. It would show ¾ charged and then turn off. The ipod they sent me had a screen ...