Ipods

[boston basher]

TweetNeed help picking a good Ipod for the gym, thnx.

[-DISGORGE-]

TweetHey bro, if your looking for ipods, best buy has alot of stuff. I got an apple ipod there a while ago for like ninety bucks, and you can store around 230-240 songs on it.

[TitanMedSupply]

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Hey bro, if your looking for ipods, best buy has alot of stuff. I got an apple ipod there a while ago for like ninety bucks, and you can store around 230-240 songs on it.

I would agree... and the replacement warrenty from them is well worth it...

I had mine 2 1/2 years and it crapped out,,... and because i had the seperate 3 year warrenty from Best Buy .. they replaced it !!!... brand ne 40gig video version....

So I would say Best Buy is the best buy for the ipods..

PLUS ... i-Pods ROCK !!!!!

[Temptation]

TweetI am not a big fan of the apple i-pod because if the music you d/l is copywritten then you need to buy it from i-tunes which is $1 a song. If you're just using it for the gym you can get away with buying an mp3 player for a bit less. I went with Samsung.... I bought 2. The 1st one from Walmart for $70 and the 2nd one refurbished, same model for $30 on ebay. They both work great, charge by plugging into my computer and I use limewire to D/L the songs and then just transfer them to the mp3 player.

[c_so19]

Tweethey dude i would definately go with an Ipod Shuffle. That is what i have its like 80 bucks and perfect for the gym because its so light you dont notice it at all and you can clip it onto your cloths just about anywhere.

[Brock Samson]

Tweetgotta get a nano man. Like the dude said earlier Best Buy is great for the warranty, and If you love music and have lots the nano can get you 2-8 gigs depending on how much money you have. Nano is way better for resisstance training (wont get in your way not to bulky almost as small as a shuffle) but for cardio nothing beats the video Ipod. Just download a season of your fav show and youve got (20+) 45 min sessions of blissful distraction filled cardio!