Least complicated mp3 player

[Zindrla]

I want to get an mp3 player for my mom. She walks everyday and is complaining about the skipping in her cd player. I thought I could just get her a small mp3 player and avoid this problem. Since I am responsible for all of her music these days, loading a player is not a problem for me but since I only own HD players I don't know anything about smaller flash players. I really want something that I can load and set to "shuffle" for her so that all she has to do is "push play" to get a nice variety every morning.
Any suggestions?


FYI - I don't have a brand preference. I use Creative and iRiver HD players at my house but I don't have any real bias - I just need simple to operate.

Thanks.

 

[memoryblues]

Shuffle.

 

[necropimp]

yeah the ipod shuffle is the most simple player to use that i can think of

 

[Zindrla]

i haven't used a Shuffle but I hated my iPod (3G) enough that I gave it away. Is it possible to just push play with the Shuffle?

 

[davidd]

yeah, basically that's all you do with the shuffle, it doesn't really have a interface to switch songs, just plays tracks randomly

all flash players are relativly simple to use, I would get a player with a LCD myself, like one from Creative or iRiver

 

[necropimp]

yeah here are the controls on the shuffle... a 3 way slider switch that selects off/play in order/shuffle... then the expected play/pause skip/seek and volume control buttons... charges when connected to the USB port

 

[gshan]

If Sony would make SonicStage functional, then one of the new sony e5xx players. - at the moment it's still gotta be the shuffle.

 

[azncookiecutter]

Everyone in the world will tell you: iPod shuffle.