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By: Ice

Ice — Thu, 11 Feb 2010 11:54:51 +0000

the screen is not reusable as stated, at least not the one I have, but it does stick firmly right now and looks great on my ipod. their are air bubbles but all screens do that, the picture is fine in my opinion but i always had mirror covers since i got an Ipod so maybe im just use to them. I like the product and think it will last long enough to be worth the $3 and shipping I paid for it.

By: Bardwell

Bardwell — Thu, 11 Feb 2010 05:36:05 +0000

He can’t get enough of this 3rd generation IPod. He takes it EVERYWHERE! Every time he discovers something else he can do with it, he has to call and tell me. He has had so much fun with the touch screen and looking at the screen from different angles. He’s really not that easily entertained, but with this, the entertainment never stops for him.

Thank you Amazon, it was the perfect Christmas gift!

By: Keeffe

Keeffe — Wed, 10 Feb 2010 23:11:26 +0000

I love this ipod but i think the battery dies to quick. Other than that it is a great product.

By: Lum

Lum — Wed, 10 Feb 2010 17:39:03 +0000

It was refurb which I buy often. Product worked fine (didn’t arrive when I expected to) but was a little disappointed in the overall appearence as it had a “used” look to it. I will continue to buy refurb but will be a little more cognizent of where I’m buying it from…….

By: Algermissen

Algermissen — Wed, 10 Feb 2010 10:59:17 +0000

I bought this iPod Touch for my wife knowing that she had mentioned wanting to bring her music with her. Shortly after she first got it started, I introduced her to the AppStore and she never looked back.

She doesn’t use it for music, she uses it for the little apps, mostly games, organizers and so forth. The amount of free applications is daunting and, though you can find thousands of them, you will likely only see the “top 50″ of type, popularity and so forth. Digging deeper can bring to light some gems, but you rarely get past the “50″ mark without having to go online to do your own research.

The cryptic way that the iPod works with iTunes and you music files has _always_ kept me from getting an iPod… I’ve personally vowed never to get one for myself because of the way it is handled. We’ve had some synchronizing accidents, erasing all downloaded applications, because of the way that you have to set up iTunes to work with the device. Simply annoying. Although I’ve had Mac owners tell me that iTunes works far better on a Mac, they still have to deal with this cryptic method of setting up the device. I know it is a method of self-preservation, but it is the main stumbling block that keeps me from investing further in any purchased items.

Other than that, it’s an organizer, alarm clock, wireless network finder and browser. It can do anything that the iPhone can do without the $60+data monthly fee. (Well, except make calls like a mobile phone and browse GPRS or 3G… ) She enjoys it and that’s what matters to me.

Though I can do some incredible things with it knowing that the core is Unix, it’s “closed system” requires you to do all of your restricted shopping/buying from the App Store. A money maker for Apple, but keeps the device woefully inside a tight confine of limits for it’s potential. The homebrew scene requires a Mac, no exceptions.

I enjoy it and my wife loves it! But I, personally, find the pain points of being force fed Apple products in a perpetual stream of Apple services via advertising and the App Store, plus the automation of iTunes handling along with the glut of advertising there, to simply not be for me.