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Pod Nano, the more portable variations of the original Apple i. Pod. The Shuffle and Nano, like the i. Pod Classic that was discontinued in 2. For now, Apple still sells 3. GB and 1. 28. GB editions of the i. Pod Touch; the previous versions featuring 1.

GB and 6. 4GB of storage are no longer available. The i. Pod Shuffle review, published in June 2.

Before the i. Phone was Apple's bread and butter, there was the i. Pod. For years, my i.

Pod and I were inseparable. No longer tethered to my denim FUBU CD case/purse hybrid and bulky CD player, the sleek, pocket- size Apple MP3 player was the immediately lovable, magical music box I could bring with me anywhere I went.

I experienced a similar kind of euphoric relief when I got my first i. Phone; I no longer had to carry my flip phone and i. Pod, just this infectiously alluring, futuristic, pocket- size computer. In fact, Apple no longer even makes the old- school clickwheel i. Pod. Not counting the i. Pod Touch - - which is really just a Wi- Fi- only version of the i.

Phone - - the only two models left in the music player line are the i. Pod Nano and the i.

Pod Shuffle. So I bought both of those latter i. Pod models, looking to see if it still had any appeal in an i. Phone age. I started with the Shuffle. Apple's smallest, cheapest i. Pod. The Shuffle has two main appeals: price and size. At just $4. 9, . It's also among the most affordable things you can buy with an Apple logo on it: that's one- third the price of the Nano, or one- sixth the price of the Apple Watch Sport. It has the same unobtrusively small, square shape with a built- in clip that's difficult to pinch without pressing one of the buttons on the front (I accidentally restarted many songs and podcasts this way.

Annoying!), a power switch and headphone jack on the top edge (with the recent addition of the voiceover button), and volume buttons that surround the play/pause button, which is the round centerpiece.