Working out could be anything so there is no violation IMO

walmart.com has both new and refurbished in stock, it would appear...

I hear good things abut the Zune (snicker snicker)

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Why not use your phone? Saves buying anything else and compared to cheap music players it's likely to have a bunch of features that might be useful e.g. internet connectivity so you can stream music from sources like Spotify, and Bluetooth capability so you connect to wireless headphones or a portable speaker. Generic Chinese Android phones are so cheap these days I'd almost consider buying one just to play music from if you're worried about breaking or losing your main phone.

Definitely wireless headphones are the best. You can get an inexpensive pair of bluetooth headphones for $30.

IPod nano is almost as small as the shuffle.

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Wow, had no idea the shuffle was discontinued. I loved the convenience of its size and clip when I do things discussed in other forums. Will definitely have to find a replacement option as I'm not strapping my phone to my arm or having it bang around in a pocket.

Yeah, when my iPod shuffle pooped out a couple years ago, I bought some cheap MP3 player off Amazon, but have not been overly impressed with it. Mainly it's lack of a decent and straight forward random shuffle mix setting. It's internal algorithm in playing random songs is borked.

I'd be interested if anyone has a reco also on a small non apple MP3 player.

Using your cell phone when working out is not an option. Just too heavy and bulky.

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I'm still using an iPod nano, maybe around 5ish years old. I, too, don't want to use my phone (although it would be nice to use Spotify/podcasts).

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Long Chile was a silly place.

I been using my phone for years with no problem, although some wireless headphones would be a nice upgrade. But I just lift weights, no cardio to get all sweaty.

It's also just as discontinued as the Shuffle.

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I asked a similar Q recently & the below was mentioned, so might be worth a looksee -:

https://www.aussiehifi.com.au/...?variant=45077310599

I'm still running 10 year old Nano & iPod units. These things have been bomb proof & I still get great battery life out of both, but especially the 80gig iPod at 8+ hours. If these suckers ever die, I'll be definitely looking at the above. When storage became a non issue & cheap, a chunk of my library is now in Apple Lossless & the linked unit handles that too.

 
Depends on what you are doing, but if you are talking about working out in a gym and remain in the same area, your phone and a set of BT headphones might be a good option. I am currently doing Crossfit so they provide plenty of loud music. My wife enjoys weight lifting so she starts Pandora on the phone then leaves it in the locker in the weight room and jams out to her BT headphones. They can start/stop the music and skip to the next song from the headphone.

Soundpeats from Amazon are the headphones we got. Sound great and at $20 it doesn't matter if you kill them. Ours have been going for over a year now with no problems.

As somebody else pointed out, it depends on the workout. If you're in the gym, with wireless BT headphones the phone bulk isn't an issue as you just leave it in a corner somewhere or in a locker while you roam around. It's more of a problem running but with a decent case to strap it to your arm you don't really notice it. And for me the lack of wires compared to my old nano is a good trade off for the increased bulk. As well as the ability to listen to anything I want without having to mess around with iTunes.

Guess it does also depend on the phone, I have the regular sized iPhone but if I had the Plus that might put me off from taking it on a run. But that's where I'd consider repurposing an old phone or buying a cheap generic Huawei or similar to use just for working out.

Shit didn't know that either. Looks like the only Ipod left is the Ipod Touch.

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I use it mostly for running. The arm band look annoying and in the summer non of my shorts have pockets big enough for a phone. I did find decent reviews for the Sandisk Clip Jam, anybody use one? I like my TomTom Runner Cardio watch and I see the have them with music now. Some of the reviews were not great for the bluetooth, anybody use this or any other watch with music?

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Or...

https://www.walmart.com/ip/Apple-iPod-Shuffle-4th-Generation-2GB-Refurbished/54203927


But there's only one left!!! lol

Is this your phone?



I just stick mine in a neoprene armband. don't even notice its there after a few minutes...

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