"Complete detachment" is why I still use one every day. Modded 512gb 6th gen, and working on a 128gb 4th gen rn. Biking to work, at the gym, on the bus, in the car, any time. No WiFi/data needed, long lasting battery, no notifications interrupting my music, higher quality sound and files vs Spotify and bluetooth headphones etc, just pure music. Plus I OWN my music. It can't disappear because record labels get weird/greedy.
As someone who still regularly uses a 3rd gen Nano for pleasure, a janky 1st gen Nano for when I do heavy duty work, and a 4th gen Shuffle very occasionally to prevent the battery from dying, let me tell you: synchronizing it’s not that burdensome when you already have playlists organized. It DOES take some effort to organize your music library in the first place, but it’s doable. I eschew music streaming services for the reasons given on the video, and due to the fact that mobile data is both unreliable and expensive where I live, so, keeping an offline dedicated music player is totally viable in 2023 and beyond, specially for those who don’t live in a first world country.
I recently visited Japan and was able to buy a 6th gen silver iPod classic for $40. It was marked as junk, so I didn’t expect it to work. But to my surprise, it did work, and it looks rather decent aesthetically. I very much agree about how the experience of it is different from listening to music on your phone. Great video!
i wouldnt put much trust in the battery and hard disk theyre like 20 years old its a good idea to replace them with new look up elite obsolete he sells good stuff
I bought a 3rd gen classic off of ebay listed as untested and once it worked perfectly, even still had the lats person's music still on it. Its a great iPod. The LEDs on the buttons look amazing and I love the in-line remote that it is compatible with, and because of this remote I am looking at getting a 4th gen classic at some point
So I haven't added anything to my ipod since idk when. Do you think I can download my stuff to my PC? And maybe even download more stuff to the iPad. I do t even remember how. Cant find a video with instructions. I definitely need help.
Great summary of why the iPod is still great. For me, the 7th gen 160gb is the best daily driver iPod. I love the sound of the 5.5 videos but they lack the RAM to shuffle large libraries. The 4th gens are awesome because you can always see what's playing and they sound great.
I recently revived my 15 year old ipod classic 6th gen and it still has all ~13k songs I put on it all those years ago. The nostalgic feeling and the fact that I'm listening to all my favorite tracks which I carefully curated back in 2008-2009 is just mindblowing for me. Now I only have an apple music subscription just to keep up with the newer music which I miiiiight like 😂 I really hope Apple would revive ipod classic line but with more storage and bluetooth feature, especially for us who don't have easy access to modded ipod 😬
although having only used my uncle’s old classic once or twice, at that time i just fell in love with the ipod, just the feeling that you’re COMPLETELY disconnected from everything to just listen to your music kinda just grabbed me, i’ve been dying to mod an ipod
If that's the experience you're after, then there's 2 better routes, depending on your desire: is it less on audio quality, and more on the experience (tactile, immersed in only music, etc) and retro? If so, just get a walkman, and have some fun making mixtapes. And if it's quality you want, while having that same iPod convenience, AND experience of being disconnected from all your smartphone stuff/internet, etc., then... get an actually decent DAP. One made today. It's basically an iPod. But better. With more storage. And sync w/ your local NAS library and or streaming service if you want, too
@@n.s.3812bro dacs make no difference hello. the only that matters is the low noise floor. what other difference is there with the ipod and a dap. the ability to play flac files. just use rockbox. and u can make mixtapes with a walkman i didnt know that sheesh. retro is cool tho thats why i use a modded ipod 5th gen with truth ear novas.
I never owned an iPod Classic growing up (born in 2001) I'm seriously considering getting either a modded 5.5 gen or a modded 7th gen. A rule I've given myself is I'll only spend what they cost at launch the exception to this is, that it's slightly more expensive because it has Bluetooth or USB-C.
I'm kind of in the same boat, born in 2004 (best year ever) and never had an iPod. I'm wanting to distance myself from distractions but still keep my music.
UPDATE: I bought a 5th Gen iPod Classic and modded it myself new faceplate, backplate, battery and storage is now 512GB. When I have the extra cash potentially get a Bluetooth 7th Gen iPod Classic from Player Mods.
Having your own (self) curated collection of music is a much more enjoyable experience. I’ve found that the unlimited access in streaming creates a kind of decision overload. Having your own collection on an iPod is a much more interactive experience, and provides a connection to the process. Overall I find it more engaging and satisfying - I just don’t particularly enjoy Spotify or Apple Music - except perhaps for a playlist for workouts.
i've got a 5th gen, 60gb. have pumped a load of songs on it, and i still have most of the storage available. I was really impressed with the batterylife when i used it for music for a trip to another city. about 7h travel time plus.. a few more hours goin about. when i got back, i left it in a drawer for a month and it still didnt run out of battery
salvaged a 160gb 7th gen from the scrap pile at work, and aside from a funky drive that wont store more than 400 songs, it's perfectly fine and is in better shape than the one I paid for. amazing.
More than 10yrs later I'm still salty that my 160gb iPod Classic was stolen from a changing room when it had slipped out of my pocket and I didn't notice for 5, maybe 10 minutes. It also needs to be said how good iTunes was too, in particular Genius Playlists, when I upgraded to an M1 Mac and was forced to migrate to the Music app... I was shocked by how much worse it is than iTunes. The only real downside to the Classic was the relatively sharp edge of the front of the device would gradually cut it's way through your jeans pockets if you didn't put it in a case or sleeve or some sort.
I recently got an ipod mini and upgraded it to 256gb. This thing is awesome! Having a dedicated music player is really something special and I love getting away from my phone
You can still do streaming services for free though you’ll have to deal with adds. I’ll still have Spotify and Pandora on the iPhone but if it’s not a holiday I’m going to my iPod and I’ll get good use out of my CDs. Listen to the Album like we did back then rip and shuffle.
I REALLY LIKED YOUR VIDEO BRO I HAVE 6TH AND 7TH GENERATION OF IPOD CLASSIC 160 GB STILL WORKING OVER 14 YARS , BUT THE 6TH GEN BATTERY LONG LASTING MORE THAN THE 7TH ONE
I've been trying to find one IRL because shipping stuff to New Zealand sucks ass. I haven't found one yet, but when I do, I plan on modding it with an SSD so I can fit all of my record transfers and take them with me without wasting space on my phone. Sure I could use my old phone for the same thing, but the screen is cracked so badly that I doubt it would fit in my pocket without little glass shards ending up everywhere.
@@melontype I don't really care what model I find as long as it's easy to open and modifiable lol. I've tried looking at Cashies but all I find is iPhones.
i have 1 17 yo ipod and 3 new in box but i gave up listening to music for listening to youtube on my phone. the only downside is the lack of wireless charging & connection and native bluetooth support
Been there, done that. Mine now sits in a dock in my HiFi system, rarely used. Mostly I now use it as an audio source when testing equipment that is not conveniently near a computer etc. I can't say I've had any real trouble with iTunes, However I hate their flat file system, where the only thing separating tracks is a play list. I usually store my music in artist/album folders on my PC, and having to lose all that in iTunes to feed the iPod (or iPhone) is crap. I've never got enthused by the streaming services, and social media .... I can easily go a week or two without it. Most of my music lives on a NAS, and my iPhone is often just a remote used to drive my Volumio network player.
I don't understand. There is an iTunes switch that allows me to store music on my computer any way I want. I store it hierarchically by genre/artist/album for the most part. (genre is broad categories like classical, pop, big band, bluegrass, bossa nova, etc.) Then I organize it in iTunes with a playlist for each artist. No problem. I have a Mac; maybe you are using iTunes in Windows?
I miss my Classic but honestly there are just better, less clunky options for modern DAPs today too, having to mod is fun but depending on that 30-pin connector is not.
My problem with a lot of the new DAPs is that they use Android-based OSs. I don't want to sign in to my music player. I'll just use my phone if that's the case.
I mean… eventually mother boards will fail but other than that, all the other parts are easily replaced. I’ve got spare parts in a box, I should probably just order working whole motherboards at this point. Today I only have 2 working motherboards.
@@chevymusclecar1970 I use HP pavilion All in one PC from 2014 does takes CD’s and I installed iTunes on the pc This allowed me to upload 2000 songs to my iPod so far. I’ve purchased most of my media through cd 💿from thrift stores and some songs I’ve purchased through iTunes which still runs perfect in 2024. It’s convenient using the iPod I use in my car and at work. It works well.
Never die LOL 😂 i literally don't know anyone who would use it. Nor I've seen anyone in the street or public transport using it. I just asked my teenage daughter if she knows what it is. No idea 😂
I loved my iPod Nano! I was OBSESSED! I still can’t remember the feeling of opening it on Christmas morning! Sidenote: my stepbrothers (twins) who are your younger than me? Also got one and only one that was left out was my younger brother (who’s four years younger than me). Let me tell you he was big mad. 😂
@@melontype it’s been a daily driver since I upgraded it. Only took minutes! Took longer to fill the damn thing up than it did to get the sd card installed
Avoid 6th gen because it has jankier software that has trouble reading higher storage capacity. Go with 5th gen or 7th gen if you have an absolute ton of music.
I know English can be difficult. You do not need to say 'literally' to emphasise a point - it is implied by default. Simply say 'figuratively' on the rare occasions when your statement is not literal.
I have a collection of Apple decices and Im relling you, these devices literally cannot be killed. You can still get battery, storage, even screen to replace the old ones. Its crazy!
I still use my 5th and 7th gen classics - I don’t have Spotify anymore because I found I was paying to listen to music I already owned and I hated that. I recently picked up a 2nd gen mini and am planning on modding the storage so I can use that too.
@@diana-cy4kj it's amazing, I got some higher end IEMs (not too expensive), just so the sound really pops. It's been absolutely worth the money. I even took it a step further and got a docking station, so the ipod is also my stereo system lol
@@DJJD669 Nice! I love iPods! I also learned how to fix them, replace bits and flash mod them! You could learn it too, if you’re interested, look up Dankpods for inspiration, he is amazing.
I have all sorts of iPods ranging from the classic to the shuffle and here and there I get into a retro mood where I’ll listen to them for 4 hours at a time
I’d love a modern version of this, a bit thinner, same wheel and screen size but the ability to link your Apple Music account (same way to link your Apple Watch) 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
I trashed my 120gb cause replacement parts is not too available in my country (philippines) but now i think is coming back (parts) made me thinking to upgrade my other 80 gb (faulty batt)...
I forgot I even had one. I've got a bit of nostalgia for it, but I can't imagine myself ever using it again. The interface is clunky by modern touch standards and frankly I don't listen to music on the go anymore.
Silver 6th gen crew represent!
Yesssir 😤
Silver 6th gen with black clickwheel gang tho 👀👀👀
Same with that 80gb
Grey, but still 6th gen! Rocking those 160GB!
"Complete detachment" is why I still use one every day. Modded 512gb 6th gen, and working on a 128gb 4th gen rn. Biking to work, at the gym, on the bus, in the car, any time. No WiFi/data needed, long lasting battery, no notifications interrupting my music, higher quality sound and files vs Spotify and bluetooth headphones etc, just pure music. Plus I OWN my music. It can't disappear because record labels get weird/greedy.
As someone who still regularly uses a 3rd gen Nano for pleasure, a janky 1st gen Nano for when I do heavy duty work, and a 4th gen Shuffle very occasionally to prevent the battery from dying, let me tell you: synchronizing it’s not that burdensome when you already have playlists organized. It DOES take some effort to organize your music library in the first place, but it’s doable. I eschew music streaming services for the reasons given on the video, and due to the fact that mobile data is both unreliable and expensive where I live, so, keeping an offline dedicated music player is totally viable in 2023 and beyond, specially for those who don’t live in a first world country.
I recently visited Japan and was able to buy a 6th gen silver iPod classic for $40. It was marked as junk, so I didn’t expect it to work. But to my surprise, it did work, and it looks rather decent aesthetically.
I very much agree about how the experience of it is different from listening to music on your phone. Great video!
i wouldnt put much trust in the battery and hard disk theyre like 20 years old its a good idea to replace them with new look up elite obsolete he sells good stuff
I bought a 3rd gen classic off of ebay listed as untested and once it worked perfectly, even still had the lats person's music still on it. Its a great iPod. The LEDs on the buttons look amazing and I love the in-line remote that it is compatible with, and because of this remote I am looking at getting a 4th gen classic at some point
So I haven't added anything to my ipod since idk when. Do you think I can download my stuff to my PC? And maybe even download more stuff to the iPad. I do t even remember how. Cant find a video with instructions. I definitely need help.
When you stream, a streaming service is letting you listen to their music With an iPod, you own the music.
Downloading the songs onto your phone does the same effect💀
@@kevinwong_2016it doesn’t, but nice try
Great summary of why the iPod is still great. For me, the 7th gen 160gb is the best daily driver iPod. I love the sound of the 5.5 videos but they lack the RAM to shuffle large libraries. The 4th gens are awesome because you can always see what's playing and they sound great.
I recently revived my 15 year old ipod classic 6th gen and it still has all ~13k songs I put on it all those years ago. The nostalgic feeling and the fact that I'm listening to all my favorite tracks which I carefully curated back in 2008-2009 is just mindblowing for me. Now I only have an apple music subscription just to keep up with the newer music which I miiiiight like 😂 I really hope Apple would revive ipod classic line but with more storage and bluetooth feature, especially for us who don't have easy access to modded ipod 😬
i have 2 of them .. one in my car because i hate ads and nothing better quality than a wired devices , plus its so satisfying to use
although having only used my uncle’s old classic once or twice, at that time i just fell in love with the ipod, just the feeling that you’re COMPLETELY disconnected from everything to just listen to your music kinda just grabbed me, i’ve been dying to mod an ipod
If that's the experience you're after, then there's 2 better routes, depending on your desire: is it less on audio quality, and more on the experience (tactile, immersed in only music, etc) and retro? If so, just get a walkman, and have some fun making mixtapes. And if it's quality you want, while having that same iPod convenience, AND experience of being disconnected from all your smartphone stuff/internet, etc., then... get an actually decent DAP. One made today. It's basically an iPod. But better. With more storage. And sync w/ your local NAS library and or streaming service if you want, too
@@n.s.3812bro dacs make no difference hello. the only that matters is the low noise floor. what other difference is there with the ipod and a dap. the ability to play flac files. just use rockbox. and u can make mixtapes with a walkman i didnt know that sheesh. retro is cool tho thats why i use a modded ipod 5th gen with truth ear novas.
Listening to music through an iPod is just magical.
I never owned an iPod Classic growing up (born in 2001) I'm seriously considering getting either a modded 5.5 gen or a modded 7th gen. A rule I've given myself is I'll only spend what they cost at launch the exception to this is, that it's slightly more expensive because it has Bluetooth or USB-C.
I'm kind of in the same boat, born in 2004 (best year ever) and never had an iPod. I'm wanting to distance myself from distractions but still keep my music.
Either way, it’s worth it
UPDATE: I bought a 5th Gen iPod Classic and modded it myself new faceplate, backplate, battery and storage is now 512GB.
When I have the extra cash potentially get a Bluetooth 7th Gen iPod Classic from Player Mods.
Having your own (self) curated collection of music is a much more enjoyable experience. I’ve found that the unlimited access in streaming creates a kind of decision overload. Having your own collection on an iPod is a much more interactive experience, and provides a connection to the process. Overall I find it more engaging and satisfying - I just don’t particularly enjoy Spotify or Apple Music - except perhaps for a playlist for workouts.
i've got a 5th gen, 60gb. have pumped a load of songs on it, and i still have most of the storage available. I was really impressed with the batterylife when i used it for music for a trip to another city. about 7h travel time plus.. a few more hours goin about. when i got back, i left it in a drawer for a month and it still didnt run out of battery
salvaged a 160gb 7th gen from the scrap pile at work, and aside from a funky drive that wont store more than 400 songs, it's perfectly fine and is in better shape than the one I paid for. amazing.
More than 10yrs later I'm still salty that my 160gb iPod Classic was stolen from a changing room when it had slipped out of my pocket and I didn't notice for 5, maybe 10 minutes. It also needs to be said how good iTunes was too, in particular Genius Playlists, when I upgraded to an M1 Mac and was forced to migrate to the Music app... I was shocked by how much worse it is than iTunes. The only real downside to the Classic was the relatively sharp edge of the front of the device would gradually cut it's way through your jeans pockets if you didn't put it in a case or sleeve or some sort.
Great video :) Ive got a 5th gen and its amazing. Will mod it eventually, but am just gonna enjoy it with its original hard drive for now!
You could get complete detachment by using a second smartphone with no apps and no SIM card. It might not be as cool but it will be cheaper
Fr💀
I still use a 80gs ipod classic, the battery is not what it used to so I’ll probably be upgrading the battery and hard drive soon.
people in the year 3146:
"This aged like space milk"
💀💀💀
Ipods is more personal...I still have mine with my favorite music... And brings me back to my middle/highschool years
I recently got an ipod mini and upgraded it to 256gb. This thing is awesome! Having a dedicated music player is really something special and I love getting away from my phone
You can still do streaming services for free though you’ll have to deal with adds. I’ll still have Spotify and Pandora on the iPhone but if it’s not a holiday I’m going to my iPod and I’ll get good use out of my CDs.
Listen to the Album like we did back then rip and shuffle.
I really hope your channel blows up, your presentation and editing style is really nice
I still regularly use a 7th gen iPod classic and I love it, might rebuild it sometime soon cause the hard drive is having some issues
good watch
Thank you!
I REALLY LIKED YOUR VIDEO BRO I HAVE 6TH AND 7TH GENERATION OF IPOD CLASSIC 160 GB STILL WORKING OVER 14 YARS , BUT THE 6TH GEN BATTERY LONG LASTING MORE THAN THE 7TH ONE
I've been trying to find one IRL because shipping stuff to New Zealand sucks ass. I haven't found one yet, but when I do, I plan on modding it with an SSD so I can fit all of my record transfers and take them with me without wasting space on my phone. Sure I could use my old phone for the same thing, but the screen is cracked so badly that I doubt it would fit in my pocket without little glass shards ending up everywhere.
Yes bro.. it does suck ass. 5.5 gen I'm guessing?
@@melontype I don't really care what model I find as long as it's easy to open and modifiable lol. I've tried looking at Cashies but all I find is iPhones.
i have 1 17 yo ipod and 3 new in box but i gave up listening to music for listening to youtube on my phone. the only downside is the lack of wireless charging & connection and native bluetooth support
Been there, done that. Mine now sits in a dock in my HiFi system, rarely used. Mostly I now use it as an audio source when testing equipment that is not conveniently near a computer etc.
I can't say I've had any real trouble with iTunes, However I hate their flat file system, where the only thing separating tracks is a play list. I usually store my music in artist/album folders on my PC, and having to lose all that in iTunes to feed the iPod (or iPhone) is crap.
I've never got enthused by the streaming services, and social media .... I can easily go a week or two without it.
Most of my music lives on a NAS, and my iPhone is often just a remote used to drive my Volumio network player.
I don't understand. There is an iTunes switch that allows me to store music on my computer any way I want. I store it hierarchically by genre/artist/album for the most part. (genre is broad categories like classical, pop, big band, bluegrass, bossa nova, etc.) Then I organize it in iTunes with a playlist for each artist. No problem. I have a Mac; maybe you are using iTunes in Windows?
I hope apple make one with current tech but old design and ui with physical scroll wheel
I love my iPod, tried to upgrade it with a new battery and sd card storage. Bloody struggling to get it working tho
ok, ok... but where do I get music knowadays? where do I download it from?
Got any CDs?
Got any CDs?
Apple needs to bring back the cover art flow on landscape mode on iPhones
Nice
No u
😮
Nice vid mate
Woe unto you who wait for wrapped and replay😂
I miss my Classic but honestly there are just better, less clunky options for modern DAPs today too, having to mod is fun but depending on that 30-pin connector is not.
My problem with a lot of the new DAPs is that they use Android-based OSs. I don't want to sign in to my music player. I'll just use my phone if that's the case.
great video!
Thanks for watching dude :)
@@melontype your content is really underrated btw. i hope youtube algorithm actually does his work into recommending this stuff
@@samuelbi11 really appreciate that man, guess i just gotta keep pumping out content 😵💫
I mean… eventually mother boards will fail but other than that, all the other parts are easily replaced. I’ve got spare parts in a box, I should probably just order working whole motherboards at this point. Today I only have 2 working motherboards.
beautiful video
I FOUND IN EBAY AN ULTIMATE IPOD CLASSIC 2 TB WITH BLUETOOTH , I COULDN'T BELEIVE IT , AND HOPE YOU MAKE REVIEW ABOUT IT THANKS
They now sell upgraded iPod classics with optional usb c ports and 3000mah batteries
I still have mine that i use till this day classic ipods are way better than streaming
I just download my music to my phone instead of streaming
Fr💀
But i only download music and UA-cam videos to watch offline💀
It’s more difficult to obtain digital media from 0- 10,000 songs is incredibly difficult to obtain media when you have the iPod classic.
Does your library have cds? Mine does with a 100 item check out limit.
@@chevymusclecar1970 I use HP pavilion All in one PC from 2014 does takes CD’s and I installed iTunes on the pc This allowed me to upload 2000 songs to my iPod so far. I’ve purchased most of my media through cd 💿from thrift stores and some songs I’ve purchased through iTunes which still runs perfect in 2024. It’s convenient using the iPod I use in my car and at work. It works well.
I have two factory sealed :)
Never die LOL 😂 i literally don't know anyone who would use it. Nor I've seen anyone in the street or public transport using it. I just asked my teenage daughter if she knows what it is. No idea 😂
I loved my iPod Nano! I was OBSESSED! I still can’t remember the feeling of opening it on Christmas morning! Sidenote: my stepbrothers (twins) who are your younger than me? Also got one and only one that was left out was my younger brother (who’s four years younger than me). Let me tell you he was big mad. 😂
I still have a functioning ipod classic, 80gb black model lmao
~na-noh~
First gen 128gb mini coming through
Yo! That's sick!
@@melontype it’s been a daily driver since I upgraded it. Only took minutes! Took longer to fill the damn thing up than it did to get the sd card installed
@@fenixlolnope361 so underrated, i wish apple refreshed them
wired headphones for ever... iPod Calssic can be repared at will.
"streaming has any music from any artists"
not nintendo video game music lol
use do not disturb if you want to listen to music on your phone peacefully
Just remember what eminem told us
Always purchase music through authorized retailers that pay royalties to the artists
Pirating:🗿🗿🗿🗿
is ur gun pink?
Avoid 6th gen because it has jankier software that has trouble reading higher storage capacity. Go with 5th gen or 7th gen if you have an absolute ton of music.
I know English can be difficult. You do not need to say 'literally' to emphasise a point - it is implied by default. Simply say 'figuratively' on the rare occasions when your statement is not literal.
Not any!
even i have one, ipods are better
Everyone should have one :)
@@melontype people who don't have computers:🗿🗿🗿🗿
I have a collection of Apple decices and Im relling you, these devices literally cannot be killed. You can still get battery, storage, even screen to replace the old ones.
Its crazy!
If it can run smoothly without internet, just that alone makes an electronic music device a classic. 👍😉
Elite Obsolete Electronics sells great rebuilt iPODS FOR AROUND $130 usd with 128 GB of storage. Well worth the price,
Wired head phones rule. Bluetooth still sucks. I bought a used older iPhone just for songs and podcasts.
I still use my 5th and 7th gen classics - I don’t have Spotify anymore because I found I was paying to listen to music I already owned and I hated that. I recently picked up a 2nd gen mini and am planning on modding the storage so I can use that too.
Just bought a 7th gen tonight. Wanna relive that old nostalgia. I'm so excited to load up so music and jam out at work
So, how is it?
@@diana-cy4kj it's amazing, I got some higher end IEMs (not too expensive), just so the sound really pops. It's been absolutely worth the money. I even took it a step further and got a docking station, so the ipod is also my stereo system lol
@@DJJD669 Nice! I love iPods! I also learned how to fix them, replace bits and flash mod them! You could learn it too, if you’re interested, look up Dankpods for inspiration, he is amazing.
I have all sorts of iPods ranging from the classic to the shuffle and here and there I get into a retro mood where I’ll listen to them for 4 hours at a time
My new old stock 5th gen arrived today. The battery was still fully charged.
You seriously need more subs lol very impressive how much work you put into it
Any recommendations for iems for iPod classic 5.5?
I’d love a modern version of this, a bit thinner, same wheel and screen size but the ability to link your Apple Music account (same way to link your Apple Watch) 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
I trashed my 120gb cause replacement parts is not too available in my country (philippines) but now i think is coming back (parts) made me thinking to upgrade my other 80 gb
(faulty batt)...
I forgot I even had one. I've got a bit of nostalgia for it, but I can't imagine myself ever using it again. The interface is clunky by modern touch standards and frankly I don't listen to music on the go anymore.
I have the ipod video 5.5 gen modded 2Tb . An the ipod mini modded to 256gb. Definitely my favorites. ❤
I love my ipods. Glad I never sold them. I have the ipod Hi-Fi too. Just plug in the ipod for great sound.
Love my 6th gen that I can use everyday in our 2017 and 18 VAG cars that was a present to me in 2008.!
I did cancel my Spotify subscription. No regrets.
What’s wrong with wired headphones bruh
😮
That’s crap mine had a hd failure
fixable easily
Hi there! is it possible to transfer music from latest versions of Apple Music onto the ipod? My MacBook no longer supports iTunes
No, not possible.
Yeah, you can. If you own your own music.