Full Metal Alchemist wrote:3. Should I trade it in for a 4GB iPod Mini for just $100 more? (mine only holds 120 songs) NO! As stated Shuffle is the WORST ipod ever!
If the Ipod Shuffle is so bad, shouldn't he trade it for the better Ipod Mini instead?
I actually don't have a Shuffle, and I don't want one. I do want an Ipod Mini though.. when I casually mentioned it to my mother, she suggested the Shuffle because it's cheaper, so I calmly explained how the Shuffle is nowhere near the same thing. I'd rather have my entire playlist accessible via a screen for me to choose whatever I want, than a smaller memory and endless shuffling, never knowing what's going to come next and having no choice about it.
Now, as I said before, I've not had access to any sort of Ipod, but I may be entirely wrong, but I'll answer to the best of my understanding:
1. Can I erase songs after I download them?
After you download them from your Shuffle? You should be able to.
2. Do I have to pay money and can I only order from iTunes to get songs?
I hope not. You should be able to put any songs of the supported filetypes onto your Shuffle.
3. Should I trade it in for a 4GB iPod Mini for just $100 more? (mine only holds 120 songs)
YUSS! I certainly would. In my opinion, the Shuffle is a real waste of money. I'd definately go for the real thing.
4. How do I download songs? ( it says stick the ipod shuffle into my usb port and it will auto transfer the song I download into the player)
I suppose you just stick the thing in there, and it'll open up a temporary drive or folder in My Computer, and you can put in and take out whichever songs you want. (that's how my digital camera works anyway)
5. Can I pick out songs from CD's I own and put them on there aswell?
I suppose so if you can rip them and they're the correct filetypes. I often rip songs from my CDs using Windows Media Player just for playing them on my playlist. But then they're wma files and Ipods don't support that filetype. If I wanted to put them onto an Ipod I'd have to convert them or rerip them as mp3s (the Shuffle may have a way to directly rip them onto the Shuffle).