The 3rd Gen iPod Shuffle is an odd device ... The controls on the headphones makes it nearly impossible to effectively use the device. The argument there is that you just set your playlist ...

The revolutionary new VoiceOver feature enables iPod shuffle to speak your song titles, artists and playlist names. The third generation iPod shuffle is ... iPod shuffle comes with the Apple Earphones ...

and incorporating a dock for the diminutive music player into the headphones. You need to supply the Shuffle, of course--either the second-generation or third-generation iPod Shuffle clip-on ...

Apple this week announced that it will offer free-of-charge replacements for some defective headphones included with the company's third-generation iPod shuffle, sold between Feb. 2009 and Feb. 2010.

I, however, cherish my third-party headphones, find a controller that requires memorizing a series of button sequences an unwelcome burden, and don’t need an even smaller iPod shuffle.

Apple iPod shuffle (3rd Generation) 3.0 Good ... but it still lacks a screen, a radio, and even controls—they're embedded in Apple's mediocre signature earbuds. 27 Apr 2010 Pros Revamped, more ...

With the redesign of the fourth-generation iPod shuffle, Apple has brought back a classic design that works well with any set of headphones. At $49 for 2GB of storage, it’s not only the perfect ...

This model completely lacked playback and volume controls on the device itself, and resigned these controls to the included EarBuds. iPod shuffle third generation The fourth generation of iPod ...

Instead, the controls are on the cord of the white Apple earbuds ... shuffle is a great choice. Otherwise, you would be better off getting the 8GB iPod nano ($149) or buying a previous generation ...

Alexander wasn't too happy that his brand new second generation iPod shuffle shipped with the previous generation iPod earbuds. The fit and fidelity of those 'buds just wasn't cutting it - so he ...

Proprietary headphones are required ... expect it to roll out on devices like the iPod Touch and iPhone 3.0. The biggest gripe on the 4-GB Shuffle we tested is definitely the control set.