Just about everything that an entertainment device should be. SQ is great, you can use YouTube, you can browse the internet, and of course there are many great apps that you can get. The new 3.0 update has made it somewhat short on battery life, but that's not a problem unless you're using it just to play games.
I paid 250 for mine when it was relatively new, but now that the 3rd gen has come out, you might be able to find one used for as low as 100$.
Cons: Battery life, no apps
Pros: Good SQ for an iPod, Basically does everything anyone could want
Cons: Its made by Apple, So its overpriced (when it was new)
Overall I'm satisfied with my iTouch, its worked well for about 2 years now, Its been soaked with water and it managed to survive and dropped several times and hasn't broke which is really shocking cause Apples iDevices usually break quite easily but It does help to have it in a case and keep a screen protector on it.
The interface is typical Apple iOS, does the job fairly well, only complaint about it is no 3rd party apps.
SQ is actually pretty good for an iDevice, with sound check engaged and your favorite EQ it actually can reproduce digital audio just fine.
Only real complaint is the built in speaker is verrrry quiet its nearly pointless.
It is currently running iOS 4.2.1 and Jailbroken.
Pros: Friendly interface, easy to use, 3rd party potential
Cons: Battery life degrades over time, standard buds subpar, sound quality average
I purchased this with money saved over during the '09 winter. As with all Apple Products, iTunes is required in order to activate the product. This could be seen as a pro or con, depending on your preferences.
The iPhone operating system runs smoothly, and displays itself clearly and neatly to the user. It's ease of use allows those who have never used a touch screen device to quickly become accustomed to it. Applications are available from a vast amount of developers on the App store, and can quickly transform your device into a one-of-a-kind object. The option to "jailbreak" the device further increases its appeal.
I think that the device, however, is subpar in audio output. Compared to my other MP3 players, the bass lacks, and the treble can prove harsh when played loud. The ear-buds that come with the iPod are laughable, and should be used as a backup to your primary headgear. Battery life tends to decrease over time, so like other electronics, should only be charged when near dying.
Overall, the product is exceptional in both entertainment and style, but lets down on audio output.
Pros: Intuitive, albeit oversimplistic one, user interface.
Cons: Closed approach to everything.
Standard performance in every aspect matched to a too much high price. A gadget for the fashion crowd that tries to do too many things at a time, being not so good at any one of them.
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