Every year, a variety of electronics manufacturers release new devices. Most of them are simple and understandable to any modern user due to the fact that they work on a similar principle. However, it happens that a certain model stands out strongly, and its operation causes difficulties for users. One such device is Apple's mp3 player, the iPod Shuffle. Instructions for it are absolutely necessary, because the device is unlike other iPods.
About iPod Shuffle
This device stands out for its modern yet archaic design. Pleasant-looking mp3-player is made of fairly durable metal. This gives it an unprecedented resistance to damage. He is not only not afraid of falling to the ground, asph alt or concrete slabs, but also easily withstands a pedestrian who has stepped on him and even a car that has run over him. These physical impacts do not affect the functionality of the iPod Shuffle. The manual does not contain this information in order to protect the device from careless handling. There are only minor cosmetic damage in the form of scratches and chips. This small pocket player is truly capable of lasting over 10 years.
Unfortunately, the device did not receive protection against water and dust according to the IP68 standard. The device is available in various colors. You can choose classic black or white, as well as bright blue or red. The box with the device is extremely small, but still it includes the iPod Shuffle 2gb, instructions, Apple branded merchandise and complete headphones. The player is inexpensive, so don't expect a good headset. These are Apple's cheapest headphones, just like the ones that came with the very first iPhones. It is clearly not worth expecting a good and high-quality sound from them. There is only one branded sticker, and it is small.
iPod Shuffle. Instructions with hints of minimalism
Creating the concept of an excellent mp3 player, Apple pursued several specific goals. This iPod was not supposed to be like the rest of the gadgets in the line. Creating a very budget device in general, the engineers did not sacrifice the quality of the product for low cost. The metal case perfectly protects it, and the minimum set of buttons ensures reliability. A small player in a minimalistic design with an extremely small set of options and little functionality was called the iPod Shuffle. The instructions for it are as small as the device itself. It fits neatly in the box. But if it is not very convenient or lost, the same instructions can be found on the Apple website.
To orderto control the device on/off, playback modes and playlist selection, two small keys on the top panel are involved. The leftmost key turns the device on and off and has 2 positions. By moving it to the right, you can turn on the player itself, switching a little further - select the random playback mode for songs. To turn off the player, return the key to its original position. The second key is responsible for assigning and selecting playlists. Its use occurs only in headphones, because the player has a language interface.
Play control
To listen to music and control the process, use the large keys on the front of the iPod Shuffle. The instruction is simple and obvious - the central key is responsible for "play" and "stop", the side ones - for rewinding and selecting tracks, and the top ones - for adjusting the volume. The design of this panel is classic and archaic.
