The iPod Shuffle is a compact digital music player designed by Apple Inc.. Launched in 2005, it is known for its small size and simple interface, featuring a clip for easy attachment to clothing. The device does not have a screen, relying on buttons for navigation and playback. Users can shuffle their music library or create playlists for a more personalized listening experience. The iPod Shuffle supports various audio formats, including AAC and MP3, and connects to computers via a USB port for syncing music. It is powered by a rechargeable battery, offering several hours of playback time. The device was discontinued in 2017, marking the end of an era for portable music players.