Although audio players such as the Apple iPod Nano, Touch and Shuffle are not quite as popular nowadays as they were several years ago, they are still selling strongly and have their benefits.
Smartphones have generally replaced audio players as the way to listen to music and other audio, but there are still many advantages to using a separate audio player.
One of these is with sport, where a small, sturdy and basic audio player, such as the iPod shuffle, is highly convenient.
Apple iPods are generally quite pricey but you can also find cheap, basic MP3 players if you just want to listen to your audio rather than play any games.
For our reviews on audio players, check out the links below:
Apple iPod Touch 4th Generation
What We Think Very much a downgraded iPhone 4 and incorporating some of the best technologies from the iPhone 4 such as FaceTime and Retina display, it is a seriously impressive piece of kit and is an all-in-one mobile entertainment Read more…
Apple iPod Shuffle 4th Generation Review
What We Think If you’re after a companion to keep you company whilst you’re going on your jog but don’t want to spend £129 for a 6th Generation iPod Nano then this is the one for you. However, if you’re Read more…
Apple iPod Nano 6th Generation 8GB/16GB Review
What We Think A small, nifty, light and reasonably priced iPod Nano and is a great addition to the Apple range. Another benefit is with the release of the new iPod Nano older generations will drop in price and even Read more…
