USB adapter for the 2 Gen Apple iPod Shuffle

Product Description:

The IncipioBud allows you to easily connect a iPod Shuffle to any USB port without having to use the relatively large iPod Shuffle Dock (included with your iPod Shuffle). Supporting full speed USB transfer rates, you will be amazed at how quickly it handles music transfer with iTunes and charging needs. The IncipioBudTM is the perfect travel companion, taking up virtually no space in a bag or pocket. No need to haul around the Dock and cables that came with your iPod Shuffle, just pack the IncipioBud and a user all set. The IncipioBud also comes with a convenient lanyard loop on the side so you can attach it to backpack or laptop case. This tiny adapter weighs in at only 5.6 grams and measures a mere 47mm X 16mm! See the related items for this products expanded uses. NOTE: iPod Shuffle not included
Product Details
  • Feature:
  • Voted Editors Choice by MacLife Magazine, Recommended by iLounge and awarded Four Mice by MacWorld.
  • No Cables or Clumsy Cradle to take with you
  • Works with Both Mac and PC
  • Designed to work with the Apple iPod Shuffle 2G ONLY.
  • Manufactured by Incipio Technologies
  • Brand: Unknown
  • EAN: 0810634010036
  • Label: Generic
  • Manufacturer: Generic
  • Model: shuffle2usbwht
  • MPN: shuffle2usbwht
  • PackageQuantity: 1
  • ProductGroup: CE
  • ProductTypeName: CONSUMER_ELECTRONICS
  • Publisher: Generic
  • Studio: Generic
  • UPC: 810634010036

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Customer Reviews

Great Buy2008-11-24
After going to the ipod store and Radio Shack and finding a replacement cost almost as much as a new shuffle this was and excellent option. It works just fine and the price was right. I am going to buy an extra for back up!
Great and compact2008-11-12
This is worth it... I slip it in my bag and use it whenever I need to do anything with my shuffle.

Apple should provide this instead of that silly dock they provide.
Better than the original usb dock2008-10-24
It was what I expected to get, better than the original dock it came with, and it was a quick delivery. In addition, now I don't have to worry about the annoying wire attached to the dock of the original one. Thanks. I will update this review later if anything changes.
Not working.2008-10-21
Ok, so I've got today my adapter very well packaged but it's not working after more than two hours trying to...

From what I've read all across the internet, it looks like both ipod shuffle and adapter (even the original one) are just stinking garbage.

If you have any, get rid of them. If you're planning to buy them, then save your money or try to spend more grabbing a better ipod.

My advice: buy a PSP.

Crap.
won't charge2008-10-18
My Ipod shuffle won't charge with this. It will sync up to ITunes, but not charge.
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