A screenshot of the sold-out vintage iPod listing on Urban Outfitters' website. Urban Outfitters That specific iPod model was initially launched by Apple in 2007 and retailed for about $249 at the ...

Apple discontinued the iPod line in early 2022. The iconic MP3 player now lives on through fans and modders doing their own work to keep the older hardware alive.

The Apple iPod Touch (7th generation) looks identical to the iPod Touch that came before it, like the 6th gen and even the 5th gen version. It has a four-inch display and a sleek, lightweight build.

You can easily set or change the default media player in Windows 11/10 if you prefer to use a different media player software as your music & video player.

The top price for the iPod Touch 5th Gen is reportedly just $35. The iPod nano 7th Gen could fetch you $44. A 64GB iPod Touch 4th Gen sits at $34 on the list. An iPod Nano 6th Gen with 16GB could ...

Data from used iPod price tracking showed that the average depreciation rate on May 1 was 86.3%; falling to 83.4% on May 16.

Apple is calling time on the iPod, the tech giant announced this week. The MP3 player was the first that could hold 1,000 songs and helped revolutionize the way people listened to and bought music.

Best Buy has the 32GB model for $229.99. The 128GB model is also in stock in limited color options, but it's not on sale. Why Would You Want an iPod Touch in this, the year 2022? Plenty of reasons ...

The iPod Touch also had the same 3.5-inch touchscreen display as the brand-new iPhone, which had debuted in June of that year, meaning it could run apps and games. The first iPod Touch retailed for ...

Buy iPod Touch From Amazon Your next best bet is to buy the iPod touch from Amazon. The e-commerce giant should continue to have stock while supplies last. For a new iPod touch (7th generation), ...

The iPod Touch will be available at several retailers as well as Apple's direct website, while supplies last. iPod Touch Is Still Available at Amazon iPod Touch - 32GB - Space Gray - $189.99 ...

Apple has decided to pull the plug on the production of the iPod Touch (7th gen), discontinuing the revolutionary iOS-based music player introduced 15 years ago.