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Replacing an iPod - Need opinions

[(Anonymous)]

So, my iPod's battery seems to finally be dying. I have an older model with the wheel on front. It was the bigger one that you could watch movies on and had a bit more memory than the originals.

I'd like to get something new but I'm not sure iPod is the way to go. I dislike touchscreens and I also want a wheel for the volume (rather than up and down buttons) because I change the volume constantly when I listen to music.

Being able to watch a video would be great but not a deal-breaker. Does anyone have suggestions? If I get a non-Apple device, would iTunes work or would I have to convert everything?

Re: Replacing an iPod - Need opinions

[philstar22]

Personally I still have an IPOD classic. It has the wheel and you can fit so much more on it. I have the 120 gig one. That being said, it isn't perfect for watching videos because the screen is pretty small.

I used to have a Zune, and Itunes worked fine. Don't know if that is still the case, though.

Re: Replacing an iPod - Need opinions

[(Anonymous)]

I love my iPod classic. I don't watch videos on it at all so I can't say how well it performs there, but it's great for music. Wheel, lots of space, and the interface is similar enough to the older iPods that it's an easy transition. My first iPod was one of the earlier ones that could play videos (2005, I think? I only replaced it 2 years ago so suffice to say it was quite old), and the Classic was just a nicer version of that one.

Re: Replacing an iPod - Need opinions

[(Anonymous)]

When my 4th gen nano dies (the short stubby one), I'll probably just transition to solely using my phone (Samsung Galaxy S3). I can't put iTunes on it, but I can access my library amd playlists through Google Play. I know, it's no wheel, but I imagine that's proprietary, anyway. Just another option, if you were thinking about upgrading your phone or streamlining your tech.

Re: Replacing an iPod - Need opinions

[(Anonymous)]

The discontinuation of the iPod classic really bums me out :( It was the perfect mp3 player to me -- I hate touchscreens as well and the huge capacity was great.

When my iPod classic eventually dies (god forbid), I'll probably consider switching to a FiiO (http://www.fiio.net/en/products)