Thanks for posting your thoughts - one question I had was that it didn't look like there was a hold switch on the 6G.  Is it accessed through the menu, or is it just not necessary with the new version because it's a touch screen? 

I like my ipod touch for gaming/apps and some listening, but I much prefer tactile controls. Even apple added the volume control buttons on the 2G touch. Would like to see another set of controls on the other side where you could change tracks.

Quote: Originally Posted by RASeymour Using a right angle plug made it annoying for me to use the volume without always swinging the plug out of the way. That's the change I like the most - I find myself changing the volume fairly often at the gym. Also like the file/folder...

Use a nylon zip case to carry IEMs and flash player (nano/clip) http:// http://www.countycomm.com/coffin.htm http://www.countycomm.com/coffin8large.jpg Also sometimes use the case that came with a pair of JBL 220s I bought a while ago.

This looks good, especially the ability to have multiple playlists, but building the controls into the stock buds is a problem. I think I'll stick with the Clip - the new shuffle may be a bit smaller, but the clip is already pretty small and any reduction in size doesn't provide that much...

I got one from Amazon (U.S.) a few weeks ago. Looks like they are back in stock there again. Jeff

I use my Sleek SA6s for gym workouts, both for weight training (after any heavy lift exercises) and cardio - also used other IEMs before and haven't had any problems with sweat.

I got a 2G touch last month - for me, the best feature is to watch videos, especially for long flights. I don't use the wifi at all - if I'm home, I can use one of my computers pretty easily and if I'm out, wifi usually isn't readily available. A couple of the games were ok on the touch, and for...

I like the design of the new Nano, but as I just bought a 3G Nano last year, the new form factor isn't enough to get me to buy a new one yet. Doubt that I would ever use the Genius or shake to shuffle features.

I have a Mac as my primary computer and have my music stored on that machine. I have been thinking of getting a Sansa Clip - however, I've seen some comments on Amazon and other sites where Mac users have had problems transferring files to the clip. It seems like it should work with an MSC...

First MP3 player was a Rio Nitrus - got that after using an MD player for a while.

Looks good but I just replaced my old windows machine with a mac + it looks like XP or vista is required.

I bought the ER-4Ps from Amazon earlier this year.