Apple iPod Touch (32GB) - Blue (Latest Model)

I'm perplexed as to why so many adults are unable to comprehend this. If I had to guess, Apple was marketing the iPod touch with children in mind.

Scout Bridges

| Oct 31, 2021

I needed a way to listen to MY music when I didn't have access to WiFi, and I have a large music collection. If you don't want to pay for in-flight WiFi, this is also a great way to save some podcasts for a flight. I really like how fast it is and how many options it has. Those who are irritated by the fact that it performs better than the original iPods will never be satisfied with anything. Get out your iPod, turn on some music, and be thankful it's not 1785.

Ryleigh Patel

| Oct 15, 2021

I've had an iPod 6th generation since it was released, and I've used it as a stand-alone device for music, e-mails, notes, and games, among other things. I've probably used it more than my phone on a daily basis. br>br>Why would Apple bring this device back? I'm not sure, but I'm glad to have one again. The 6th generation battery was dying, and it could only last about 3 hours if I listened to music. On top of that, the screen had recently developed a phantom touch/glitch. I was in desperate need of a new iPod at the time. Some may wonder why you don't just put music on your phone. (Oneplus 6t) This is due to the fact that phones are heavy, particularly when engaging in activities such as exercising. br>I admit it isn't for everyone; most people would prefer to carry just one device for all purposes, especially now that phones have longer battery lives. br>br>Ipods are somewhat out of date these days, but as most people are aware, Apple is expensive, and for those who want to see if they like IOS devices, try an ipod as everything besides cellular, of course, you can simply download a phone number app to make calls to people using WIFI. This is also beneficial for children because you do not want them to have an ipad or a phone that costs $500 or more. Finally, if you're only going to use it for music and a few apps, the 32GB memory is more than enough; otherwise, it's not worth spending more than $200 on one. Overall, a fantastic product. br>br>.

Alexander BUTCHER

| Jul 15, 2021

They were never a favorite of mine. I have almost every iPod, with the exception of the mini touch screen model, which was a terrible idea. However, I desired to upgrade to a newer model, and I am pleased with the new iPod. Music is what I want. I don't want my music to be interrupted by every incoming call, text, or email. I'm not a fan of the fact that they included all of the apps as well. Only the four apps that are necessary for the device's functionality should be installed, as the rest just take up space. To free up some space, I uninstalled what I could.

Myra Fischer

| Jul 19, 2021

What good does it do to make the iPod CPU a hundred times faster if the app that runs it is ten times dumber and completely useless? br>br>Am I the only one who reads books on an iPod and listens to classical music on it? Not only is it impossible to sort by author or composer (even if you painstakingly typed these in available slots, such as genre), but the Music app also inserts stuff (false song titles) that isn't even in the iTunes song info. What good is it to spend hundreds of hours correcting and organizing song information if the stupid app ignores it, renders it inaccessible, and replaces it with something completely different? br>br>Apple, please correct the app. We're not all twelve. br>br>Also, when the app starts or you select something, the iPod appears to send thumps or clicks to the bluetooth. I'm guessing it's my bluetooth receiver, but if it isn't, I'm sure it'll be fixed soon. br>br>However, the application is a disaster. It lacks features that the iPod Classic had and on which I had grown reliant. There is no excuse for not using app features. br>br>UPDATE: br>br> Things are working for me now. br>br>There are options for Genre and Composer. "Edit" is the name given by Apple to options and settings. I've been working with databases for a long time, and edid is something you do with data rather than options. Also, instead of defaulting to the settings of the classic iPod, why not allow users to delete categories they no longer want? br>br>The other issue continues to irritate me. For situations where multiple songs are being played at the same time, iTunes added a "work title" option to replace the song title. On the same album, there are movement compositions. As an example, two symphonies. It's not a bad idea at all. br>br>However, on some of my audiobooks, iTunes created a work title that wasn't anything I entered and set it as the default, leaving me with no choice but to edit the information for each "song," which took a long time.

Aaron Ramirez

| Mar 23, 2021

I've now purchased my fourth iPod touch. Gadget of the year. Ever. I got the pink one first, then the gold one, then the blue one, and now the red one. I'm not a big fan of red, but I was in the mood for something new. I've owned three iPads, two of which were gold and one of which was silver. I'm still hoping they'll make a green one because green is my favorite color, but I'm happy with this red one because it matches our school colors of red and black. Unless my Apple devices last about ten years each, I can't think of anything I'd like to see improved. Aside from that, it's perfect, as shown in the photo, which includes a clear back case and a screen protector. I'm a satisfied customer who now owns a new 2019 Snazzy Red IPod. ♥️.

Giavanna Callahan

| Sep 30, 2021