Pros
- Inexpensive
- Stylish
Cons
- Lacks LCD screen
- Expensive
Bottom Line
Apple's iPod Shuffle offers solid sound quality for the money, so long as you don't need an LCD screen.
PCWorld's Apple iPod shuffle, second-generation 1GB Coverage
- Apple iPod Shuffle 1GB The second-generation Apple miniplayer gets even smaller, and cuts its price by almost half.
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