iPods for £70 - Apple Refurbished store has iPods!!

Sazbo

Looks like they've all gone already...

tooting_jane

soolin wrote:

I'm now replacing them with Zen's.

Get an I-River. Had mine since last May and no problems. You can just drag and drop files across with an I-River - it acts like an external drive. No extra software needed to get the songs onto the player. Mine is a 40gig H340 model and has radio, photo display, recording facility (internal off radio and external) and god knows what else.

tooting_jane

libitina wrote:

I'll stick with my Creative Zen thanks

I'm sticking with my lovely never-gone-wrong-no-extra-software-needed I-River.

flyer

ringo_24601 wrote:

I want a Creative Zen Vision:M! I've got a 30Gb Creative Zen Xtra, had it for 2 years and only cost 180 pounds back then.. Sad thing is, it's full, so there's no point me upgrading to a 30 gig video player if i can't put anything else on it. I hope there's 60gb version coming sometime this year

An old Ipod for 70 pounds? I'd leave it, the battery won't last more than a year and is a pain to replace on the old models

How the hell do you fill 30Gb??????????

musicboy

I aren't bragging but my mp3s of every CD I own total over 100GB ... encoded at 160kbs ... I just don't mention that some of my more 'interesting' (ie crap) purchases are all in there hehe

So I have to be a bit selective with my 40GB player.

paul.jacobs

I have had a 20GB 3rd gen for 20 months with no problems - except battery life low , but it is used alot

- Paul

rsykes2000

musicboy wrote:

I aren't bragging but my mp3s of every CD I own total over 100GB ... encoded at 160kbs ... I just don't mention that some of my more 'interesting' (ie crap) purchases are all in there hehe

So I have to be a bit selective with my 40GB player.

Hmmm. Sounds like a little bit of boasting So I'll join in, with my 760GB My 10GB iPod will just be refilled at random every now and then. i can't afford to buy another 760 shuffles

Edit - my iPod has just shipped, so cheers again OP

curtlyb

Managed to get one of these 10gb Ipods, ordered yesterday lunchtime, arrived this morning at 8.20, with it being free p+p that is great service.

It seems brand new with all seals together with new headphones, power supply, software cd and 2x cables . . . .
seems like a bargain, lets hope i don't have to use the warranty :rolleyes:

BaBa

Mine was delivered this morning, only ordered yesterday morning and shipped from the Netherlands. It arrived in Hull at 3.35am, and turned up at my door at 9.15am - in the North West!

Now that's what I call expedient, and shows how some British based companies could do far better in terms of delivery lead time.

Thanks OP

wolfman

tooting_jane wrote:

Get an I-River. Had mine since last May and no problems. You can just drag and drop files across with an I-River - it acts like an external drive. No extra software needed to get the songs onto the player. Mine is a 40gig H340 model and has radio, photo display, recording facility (internal off radio and external) and god knows what else.

You can use an iPod without iTunes, or the need for installing anything on your computer. Portable Winamp with the ml_ipod plugin, just run it right off your iPod. Not quite drag n drop like with an iRiver, but one step closer, and it makes the iPod truly portable.