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"The Good: The device is super slim and stylish. It also is the first Shuffle that allows users to sync all of their music from their iTunes account. This is convenient especially at the gym for switching between different playlists.  The Bad: The VoiceOver feature, which will provide you with song names and artists, is not as exciting as it sounds. While it claims to be the first music player to talk to you - this is not true. Also, the battery life for this new device is less than previous models, which can be annoying if you like to use the device for a full week of workouts. The Ugly: The controls for the device are located on the headphone cord. In my opinion this is extremely inconvenient: 1) You are forced to wear the uncomfortable Apple headphones until 3rd party manufacturers start producing compatible models, 2) If you lose or break your headphones you can no longer operate your device, 3) You have to memorize a list of commands to operate the headphones - there is only one button to control playing, skipping songs, going back, and the VoiceOver feature. Bottom line: If you want an iPod device that is super slim and can play about 1000 songs, opt for the Nano. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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