The first-generation iPod shuffle, with its pack-of-gum shape, won over big numbers of people because of its tiny size, feather-light weight, ease of use, and low price. If you liked that model, you'll definitely be impressed by the second-generation shuffle. It's a lot smaller, has a built-in clip, and best of all costs just $79.99 (available only in 1GB capacity), making it a perfect stocking stuffer. In fact, it's cheap enough that even if you have a full-size iPod, you could pick the shuffle up for a song and use it just for working out or running. But if the idea of using a player with no screen or extra features doesn't appeal to you, then you're better off checking out players like the iPod nano, the Creative Zen V, or the SanDisk e200 series.