Now that the 7th generation iPod Touch is out in the wild, you may find it more difficult to work out which model to buy. It is worth knowing, however, that the iPod Touch 6th generation cannot run iOS13. iPod prices do shoot up with larger storage capacity versions but you can find 6th generation models for less. The current 32GB 7th-gen iPod sales are typically around $199 / £199 which is way cheaper than an iPhone or any of the iPads. With lots of colors available, it's been a popular pick with parents as it staves off younger children's need for a phone as they can use a cheap iPod Touch instead to play games. Smaller than a tablet, even the iPad Mini, it's not hard to see why Apple's cheapest screened device is still such a hit. Plus, the iPod prices are a fraction of the cost of an iPhone.

Naturally, many downloaded apps function great away from Wi-Fi too. The iPod Touch looks like an iPhone, but doesn't actually work as a phone so there's no chance of running up any bills! It's a beast on Wi-Fi and super handy for browsing the net, watching videos, listening to music and using lots of different items from the App Store. There are plenty of new units in stock (of the older 6th generation as well as the 7th) too, so you won't have to settle for a used one. The 6th generation iPod has always been a big seller, but we expect demand to split between the two models on offer once again before Christmas. Apple seems to have picked up on the trend as well, shocking everyone with a new iPod Touch release some four years after its previous offering. iPod sales in 2020? You better believe it.

We can, therefore, expect to see great iPod sales and prices on the earlier 6th generation model while the latest release finds its feet.ĭespite the phenomenal success of the smartphone, people are still always asking us where to find cheap iPod prices. If you're looking for a cheap iPod, you'll be happy to know that Apple recently released a surprising 7th generation of their Touch range.

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