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iPod but seriously fuck iTunes. Biggest pain in the ass ever. My old INOi MP3 player was so much easier to use.
Those Pono things seem like a scam. 128gb holds like 12 songs in those formats, and I've heard people can't distinguish lossless formats from lossy blinded.I have a Creative Labs one (easy to use, good sound, tons of space) and a Rocoo P (smaller, better sound, built in headphone amp, less memory, menus not as easy to use) that I need to send out for repair. Both can play tons of formats and most of my stuff is either .wav or 320 kbps mp3. I plan on getting a Pono player soon, I just have other things I have to deal with first (they are pretty expensive, but their sound is the best, and they can play all hd formats, and can hold up to 128 gb).
Could never use a phone to play music or use some service like iTunes where I don't own my music, I just buy cd's rip the cd's to digital then toss them and the artwork in a massive 500 cd folder (the cd cases that are unique I keep), or buy music files that I actually own.
Sure. With a cubic volume of 16.4mL and a weight of 1.1oz (31g), for cardio or Crossfit, the iPod Nanos (7th Gen) can't be beat:people still have music players separate from their phones?
Same here my iPod is always maxed out so always having to uncheck.certain songs. Usually put brand new music on my phone.I have a shit ton of music, so the phone doesn't work for me.
Yeah if you only want two songs to rotate between in your carDoesnt it make more sense to wear the nano and have the shuffle in the car..
I got a 160gb iPod classic I bought quite a few years ago. Still works great including the battery.