Sold my Touch...heres why

You should have kept it and gotten an old Nano or a Shuffle.

I would never sell my touch. Playlists are your friend.

If they make a FM Remote for it, then the remote is another excellent choice. I know I loved it, it was $51 but it was well worth it. I hooked it to the bottom of my nano or video, hooked it to my collar and used it like a 2nd gen shuffle.

Unfortunately not many people know that its also a general remote not just a FM Radio Controller..not sure if its compatible with the iPod Touch or not I know it worked with the classic but they are on entirely different systems.

Radio remote not worky with touch.

Love having Wi-Fi on the commuter bus. But I agree with everyone else . Should have just bought a used
Nano for cheap and kept the Touch.

Yes, there are some flaws. For me there are enough positive things (like the sick UI and safari) to outweight the negative things (some apps not included.)

such as? I've had mine a week and no issues yet - what problems did you have?

First, let me say that I got a great unit, in terms of the screen quality having no dead/stuck pixels, the screen looked phenomenal, and the sound quality was really good (much better than the first gen Nano that it was going to replace). The touchscreen interface, despite having large hands, worked flawlessly and frankly blew me away. Week 38.

The pain in the butt of having to power on the screen to change songs or volume is a major negative. It's impossible to simply reach into your pocket and change a song/volume as you can with the click wheel thing... I'd never fully appreciated the click wheel until having used the Touch. Whether this is an issue for you or not is obviously a personal thing... depending on how you use/want to use a device, so it may not bother some people.

While Safari worked well for me, the inconsistent WiFi connection was a problem.

My aforementioned first gen Nano's battery life is dwindling, yet it still has a better battery life than the Touch. I had my brightness set to roughly 50% with the auto function active and I was still having to charge it daily. With the way Apple designs the iPods, so the batteries aren't suer replaceable, I figured at that rate it wouldn't be long before the battery was useless.

I don't care about the "it's a iPod not a PDA" argument. Lack of a note app, and the ability to add calendar events was a big issue too... I'm guessing this will eventually be addressed.

I basically just made a pro/con list of my personal needs and weighed it against the $400 price-tag, and for me it wasn't worth it. Your mileage may vary. :)

I would never use my Touch for running. It's too big! Stick with your Nano for sure.