The iPod Shuffle (3rd Gen) Review:

The new iPod shuffles have quite evolved since we saw the first model in 2005; becoming much more similar to the iPod Nano's latest generations; now more sleek and efficient then ever. But of course, not only the shuffle's appearance changed, but the capability as well. I really enjoyed using this iPod because it was so small and wasn't bulky like other iPod models, and was able to clip it to my jeans and listened to music while I shopped. Unlike any other iPod to date, the shuffle is heavily dependent on voice control and the use of the microphone speaker buttons, considering it has no buttons on the player itself, which can make it's use easier and more efficient while doing activities that require high mobility like running or working out. If your looking for a less hands on iPod, this is the iPod is definitely for you. However, if you have a larger music collection, I would upgrade to the 4GB for $79 compared to the 2GB for $59.