About how many songs does 2gb hold?
1959803
It completely depends on the format and length of the songs. The average size of a song in MP3 format can be anywhere from 3 to 6 MB per file, if it was ripped at 128kbs which is one of the most popular quality levels. If the file was created in a higher quality than that, then the file size will be larger. Generally speaking, it is fairly safe to say you could fit between 200 and 400 songs on a 2GB player.
1959804
Hi depends on the quality ...but i got like 40-50 otherwise it hard to keep them in mind because there is no any display)))
1095784
At an average of 6 MB per song in mp3, about 1300 or so.This figure can vary greatly depending on the quality of the songs, since a higher quality, larger and therefore less fit.
999711
This USB in particular is 16 GB in size, this will typically hold around 5,000 songs. Assuming that each song has a bit-rate of 128 kbps and lasts 3:30 minutes.Keep in mind that this is a USB Flash drive, not an mp3 player. This device will only work for storing your music (or any type of data). Picture it as a portable hard drive.
1089390
Filled to its capacity, it held 2,203 songs from my iTunes library of just over 6,000 songs. It shows 5.2 days of total playback time from its storage.
1607034
I haven't tried that but I'm pretty sure you could. I personally use an 8GB SD card. However, it doesn't show the sub-directories and also there is no shuffle. So what I did was basically put all my songs in the root folder which works pretty well.
1942958
Hi John. The one I purchased was a 4 GB and that equates to about 3.75 GB of actual space to load music. There is programing in the drive so you lose a few MBs off that. I do like mine a lot and it is really so compact and easy to use; nothing to mess with, just load and play. I hope this helps. Mick
1807972
After installing Words, Excel, PowerPoint and some essential applications, you'll be left with about 90 gig of hard drive. I think that's more than enough for everyday tasking. I store about a thousand songs and 50 full HD music videos and it only takes up 20 gig. I still have 70 gig left and don't know how to use them up haha. FYI, with 1 gig, you can store hundreds of words/excel/powerpoint files.
1887464
It depends on the music file size. 1 GB = 1000 MB's. The average song is between 5 and 6 MB's. So you should get between 1336 and 1500 songs (allowing for a bit of dead space on any drive for software)
206164
I went and bought an SD card and put that in there. I think it takes up to a 64gig card. Without the card it'll hold a few songs with the onboard memory. But I would recommend buying the SD card if you want to put enough music on to listen to for a long ride without repeating songs.
1707539
If you figure about 4Mb per song, this is a 2GB player, then it should hold around 500 3 minute songs.
1886249
Like Jennifer said less than 1 gb. However, you can add (buy) up to a 32gb micro sd card for games, music, etc. Therefore, that should be more than enough.
1263400
I think the "recommended" max is 16GB (and 8GB for certain kinds of music file formats), but I've seen posts from users who've exceeded the OEM "recommended" size with no problem. I use a 16GB card ... zero problems. However, if you're inclined to try a larger card, I'd stop at 64GB.
506419
What Katie said, except that the usable capacity on a microsd card is not equivalent to its total maximum capacity. You will have a little less than 40GB to store music.
1876511
It depends on many factors, primarily The QUALITY of the song. By default, a audio song standard 4 minutes takes about 5 mb in 128 Kbps and a 64GB has about 59 GB available after iOS ... So about 200 Per GB ... Gives room for about 12000 songs. For the 32 GB, it is about 5500 songs
1942960
Hi John. The one I purchased was a 4 GB and that equates to about 3.75 GB of actual space to load music. There is programing in the drive so you lose a few MBs off that.I do like mine a lot and it is really so compact and easy to use; nothing to mess with, just load and play.I hope this helps. Mick
1105737
Most definitely. I currently have 11 apps and 4,343 songs. Phew! Anyway, I actually want more on my iPod but it is very close to being full. I can fit a couple more albums on there but that's about it. I have the 32 GB and I wish I could have afforded the 64 GB version because then I won't run out of space. 32 GB is definitely a lot but for me it's certainly not enough! :)
409014
It's only 8GB which will probably hold your songs but adding 500 photos will push it to the limit. I would go up to, say, a 30GB Cruzer...that will hold all you've got and leave room to add lots more.