dont believe I said organization is hard on an Ipod
Except it's not harder. I'll admit it was a learning curve trying to set up the phone in a similar way to how the ipod was and transitioning the music over after using Itunes for so long. But once i got an app that worked for me, my ipod touch been collecting dust. The pros outweigh any petty con you can think of. Battery life isnt a concern...Note 10 + gang (though i've been on a SD card since the Galaxy S4). Plus I'd rather have one less device i have to charge (not to mention carry around). Not having to rely on Itunes...being able to drag and drop songs or entire folders right onto the card then adding then to a playlist with a press of the button. Removing duplicates with a press of a button. Being able to download from the phone browser...or torrent app right into my music library. Having my entire library at my disposal for any apps on my phone (ringtones, notifications, social media, etc). Not having to worry bout deleting anything to create more space. Not having to worry about glitches with my Ipod not synching correctly or turning on (which was the main reason i made the switch.). Moving music from my Ipod onto another device was a much bigger pain in the ass than anything I ever experienced with an SD card. I can move the entire card to another device an play music in seconds. Being able to use my SD as a storage device...and on and on and on. If you aint actually tried both...miss me with argument. I lived both for years. If having an Ipod was better...I would still be using one of the 3 i have chillin.
Did you miss the part I posted about the SD Card?
