I'm trying to decide whether to get the black iPod or white...I can't decide. On one hand, the white is original...On the other, I heard the black iPod's scratch easily but black is my favorite color...What do you think?
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I'm trying to decide whether to get the black iPod or white...I can't decide. On one hand, the white is original...On the other, I heard the black iPod's scratch easily but black is my favorite color...What do you think?
I have the black and it is gorgeous, but I carry a microfiber rag with it because it gets covered in fingerprints . . . both the black and the chrome. Mine has no major scratches after about seven months of use. I would put it in a silicone cover, but that is way too much like grandma's car seat covers in the old days.
I still love the black best, but the white would at least not show the smudges on the front white surface. :blush:
I have the black 80g, and love the color. I put mine in a plastic protective case and love it. The silvr backing always scratches, kinda hard to avoid.
I have a black one. I use the Crystal Film to keep it nice and pretty, so far no scratches on the face or the silver back and you can barely tell the stuff is there.
i have a black one, but i keep it in a silicone skin that looks like grass, the clickwheel has a few scratches but thats because I have long nails and use them on the wheel.
I'm starting to lean toward black, but it's a tough choice! I mean, this affects the rest of my life...Whether I'll look at my iPod and think "Wow, it's so black" or "Wow, it's so white." I mean, this is like BIG ;)
Sarcastically aside, I have a hard time with choices like these even though their kinda petty.
Once you go Black you never go back...
I have the white one, i know ironic right?
I have another question for iPod users:
Is there a way to have the iPod plugged into the computer (so you can play music on itunes) without having it be charged? I know this sounds weird, but I've heard that constantly charging the ipod when it doesn't need to be can damage the lithium battery...So is there a way I can hook it up to my Mac for music without having it be charging the whole time? Otherwise It'd never go down and i think that hurts the battery.
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Originally Posted by DisneyDude2006
The music is stored on your computer in the first place, why would you need the iPod plugged in?
Sometimes I delete music from my computer so that all the music doesn't take up so much space, and I also switch from my home computer to my laptop which don't have all the same music.Quote:
Originally Posted by justjohn
So there are some good reasons.
I have my PC which has all my music. I recently got a mac and I don't want to import the songs on my mac. Rather, I like just hooking in my iPod and listening to it from that. I use my PC and Mac for different things. It's just a lot easier that way.Quote:
Originally Posted by justjohn
White.
I find it looks classier and sleeker.
Personal opinions though.
as far as I know, you can't listen to the music off of the iPod on another computer. I may be wrong though.Quote:
Originally Posted by DisneyDude2006
I do though...I plug in my iPod through the USB, and I can play all my songs off my iPod on the mac. The problem is that it charges while you do that, and therefore my worries...Because I leave my old iPod in all the time so I can play music but my new one I want to find out if it's bad for it.