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Apple Ipod Classic A1238 Silver (120b)

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The item up for bid is a i pod 120gb model #a1238 that is used. Item is in good working order buttons and trackpad in good working order. Cosmetic condition fair screen has light scratches, body has signs wear.
Has over 10000 songs rap, r&b,hop hop,oldies,reggae and much more.

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X Digital Media Card Driver And 512 Mb Card, Head Phone (never Used)

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Description: A never used set of headphones, digital card and usb 2.0 drive.

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Apple Ipod Classic 4th Generation (40 Gb)

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Black 120gb Ipod Classsic

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Used fully functional 120GB IPod classic.Fully operational, I don't need it anymore with all my music in the cloud, maybe someone else can find use for it. If you have any questions please message me. Thanks for bidding!

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Ipod Classic 6 Th Generation

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Good condition no scratches / or cracks . 120 gig

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Apple Ipod Classic 5th Generation White (30 Gb) With Box No Sync Issues?

Posted on Feb 01, 2012 under iPod classic | Comments are off

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Hello, and thank you for viewing my ebay page. I know there are a lot of people on here, so I appreciate you stopping by!

I have for sale, an ipod 5th generation. I am not sure what the deal is with this ipod. I bought it off some guy who told me it worked perfectly, which it seemed like it did, at the time. However, something happened, and it does not just work. Cosmetically, it is ok. The back has a lot of scratches, the front is ok, there is a scratch at the bottom left, the case seems closed, but it opens pretty easily. The lcd looks decent, but there is a small bar at the top, that does not work. The click wheel was working, it previously synced, but now it does not seem to sync or anything, the computer does not recognize the usb. Includes the original box with papers, no cables or headphones... I don't have time to mess with it anymore! Thanks.... I have a lot of other ipods for sale too...

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Apple Ipod Classic 7th Generation Silver (160 Gb) (latest Model)

Posted on Jan 31, 2012 under iPod classic | Comments are off

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Bought in Japan MC293J/A many tiny scratches that I just used w/o cover. A few tiny dents on corners. Good condition

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120gb Ipod Classic 6th Generation

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120 gb iPod classic 6th generation with new headphones and a clear plastic belkin case.

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Apple IPod Classic 160 GB Black

Posted on Sep 12, 2010 under iPod classic | Comments are off

On this page you will find the following popular Apple iPod classic 160 GB Black:

Apple iPod classic 160 GB Black (7th Generation) NEWEST MODEL
Apple iPod classic 160 GB Black (6th Generation) OLD MODEL
Apple iPod classic 120 GB Black (6th Generation) [Previous Model]
Griffin Elan Form Hard-Shell Leather Case for 80/120/160 GB iPod classic 6G (Black)
DLO Action Jacket Case with Armband for 80/120/160 GB iPod classic 6G (Black)
DLO HipCase Leather Folio Case for 80/120/160 GB iPod classic 6G (Black)
Workout Armband for Apple iPod Video and Classic 80GB/120/160GB model MP3 Players - Black
Griffin Elan Convertible Leather Flip-Top Case for 80/120/160 GB iPod classic 6G (Embossed Black)

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Apple iPod classic 160 GB Black (7th Generation) NEWEST MODEL

The new iPod classic comes with 160GB of storage in the same compact size, making it the take-everything-everywhere iPod. It's available in quintessential silver or striking black. iPod classic also has plenty of battery life (up to 36 hours of audio playback or 6 hours of video playback), good looks (a sleek, anodized aluminum design), and other great features (Cover Flow and Genius playlists for creating perfect playlists). You can even rent a movie from iTunes and watch it on the go. iPod classic is the take-everything-everywhere iPod. Click to enlarge. Up to 40,000 songs, 200 hours of video, 25,000 photos, or any combination to fill your pocket with sight and sound. Click to enlarge. 160GB at under a half-inch deep. Click to enlarge. Available in quintessential silver or striking black. Click to enlarge. Your Top 40,000 Meet a Musical Genius
Say you're listening to a song you really like and want to hear other tracks that go great with it. With a few clicks, the Genius feature finds the songs in your library that go great together and makes a Genius playlist for you. You can listen to the playlist right away, save it for

160 GB capacity for 40,000 songs, 25,000 photos, or 200 hours of video
Up to 36 hours of music playback or 6 hours of video playback when fully charged
2.5-inch color LCD with LED backlight and 320 x 240 pixel resolution
Supports AAC, Protected AAC, MP3, MP3 VBR, Audible, Apple Lossless, AIFF, and WAV audio formats
Highly recyclable aluminum and stainless steel enclosure

Rating: (out of 323 reviews)

List Price: $ 219.99
Price: $ 219.99

Apple iPod classic 160 GB Black (7th Generation) NEWEST MODEL Reviews

Review by Alex:

NOTICE: This review is for the NEW 2009 160GB iPod Classic, NOT the 2007 160GB iPod Classic!

The new 160GB iPod Classic is easily Apple Inc.'s best iPod to date, and out of all of the iPods that I own, this is my favorite.

First, the capacity of this iPod is simply unbeatable. I've yet to see another portable media player that can match the iPod Classic in capacity. I have a huge music library, and it's nice to be able to carry every song that I own on my person at all times. What's more, thanks to the iPod Classic's capacity, I also have room to carry a few videos with me, and some of my photos. If you don't like having to pick which songs to load onto your portable media player, the iPod Classic is the way to go.

The second thing that I love about this iPod can be summed up in two words: it works. The 160GB iPod Classic that was introduced in 2007 was extremely buggy, had a non-responsive Clickwheel on many units, crashed frequently, and required a hit-and-miss firmware update to stop the hard drive from spinning even when the device was "off," which often lead to dead batteries. All of these problems left the 2007 160GB iPod Classic warming shelves and earning it the infamous "honor" of being the "worst selling iPod ever," according to Apple. I'm pleased to say that the new 160GB iPod Classic released earlier this month has virtually none of these problems. There's no "spinning hard drive bug," the Clickwheel is incredibly responsive, and the device isn't crash-prone. While it's true that many of these issues were fixed with last year's iPod Classic, there hasn't been a truly functional 160GB model until now. To put it bluntly, this is the iPod that Apple should've released in 2007.

Another thing that I really like about this iPod, and the iPod Classic in general, is it's ability to double as an external hard drive. While I believe that the iPod Nano is also capable of this, the only iPod that really has enough space to function as an external hard drive is the iPod Classic. The hard drive functionality admittedly reduces the number of devices I have to carry on me at any given time. If you regularly work with large files and are considering a new iPod, the iPod Classic is the way to go, plain and simple.

So what are the caveats? Well for starters, as with every other iPod Classic, this is a hard-drive (rather than flash-memory) based device. As a result, it has moving parts which make it unsuitable for running or any physical activity that exerts mechanical shock onto the iPod. Unless you exercise constantly with your iPod though, this really shouldn't be an issue. The only other caveat, which is more of personal taste than an actual flaw, that I can find, is that Apple has not made any cosmetic changes to this device since they introduced it in 2007. Now don't get me wrong, the point of an iPod "Classic," is to retain the "Classic" design, but after seeing how much better a black Clickwheel looks on the silver iPod Nano, I'd have thought that Apple would have given the silver iPod Classic a black Clickwheel as well. However, I admit that this is entirely my personal preference and not a "flaw" per se. I've put a quick list of pros and cons together, which can be seen below:

Pros: Largest iPod Capacity-wise, long battery life, "Genius" feature, excellent value for your money, well-built, doubles as an external hard drive, and improvements to Cover Flow.

Cons: Hard Drive (rather than Flash memory) based storage medium; device is cosmetically identical to the 2007 80GB model. (I still don't understand why Apple hasn't colored the Clickwheel black on the silver model to match the iPod Nano.)

Finally, I would highly recommend this product, which is why it gets five stars from me. I don't like the iPod Nano; it's too small for my hands, and the screen is too small for my eyes. While the iPod Touch may have app store access and Wi-Fi, I find it to be a really gimmicky device, that makes for a poor portable media player, (Apple was wise to position it as a handheld game system,) and is really an "iPhone without a phone." In contrast, the iPod Classic is an excellent portable media player, it has an excellent interface, and it only costs 9 dollars. To put things in perspective, the 2009 160GB iPod Classic costs dollars more than a 16GB iPod Nano, and 0 dollars less than a 64GB iPod Touch. All in all, I highly recommend this product.

Review by Juan Fuentes:

This is the second iPod I own. The first one was a 30 Mb 5th Generation Ipod Video.

First, the plus.

There are many improvements in the 7th generation comparing it to the 5th, although I think most of them were introduced with the 6th Gen. The whole Cover Flow/Genius capabilities are definetly an improvement to the previous software. The games are a nice bonus. I've only had it for three days, but I can already see that I like the new interface a lot more.

And the disk space, I mean, WOW! The ipod is basically the same size as my 30 Gb one, but it's capacity is over 5 times bigger. I am an avid music fan, have tons of music, and my musical taste ranges from ambient to heavy metal, but I think it's going to be a long time before I fill this one up. I think this is the best feature of this iPod, and by itself, the reason you should buy it.

There are also video capabilities, which have always been a plus, and some other stuff, but I didn't see a major difference from the previous versions.

But then, why did I give it 4 stars? I wanted 4.5 stars, but Amazon doesn't let me do that.

Here are the cons.

First, as previous reviewers have stated, the sound quality seems to have downgraded from the 5th Gen iPod. The sound lacks depth, the songs sound more flat. I don't mean to say that the sound is bad, because it still has a very good sound, and I've tested it with headphones, computer speakers and my car stereo. I'm just saying that the 5th Generation iPod sounds better, and the difference is quite noticeable.

The other thing, which might be just my iPod, because I didn't see other reviewers mentioning it, is that the click wheel seems to be less sensitive/responsive than the 5th Generation one. This is not necessarily a bad thing, but it is annoying sometimes that you try so select a song or an option on the menu and the wheel doesn't respond right away.

There's also the fact that using Cover Flow seems to make the iPod proccess slower, but then again, loading the covers of literally thousands of records is not a quick task, and you can always not use Cover Flow, so I won't hold this against the iPod.

To sum it all up. If you have a lot of music and want to carry it all with you; if 30, 60, 80 or 120 Gb is just not enough; if this is your first iPod purchase, or if you just really, really like the new interface and games (I know I did), then I highly reccomend it, and you won't be dissapointed. To me this is definetly the best music player on the market. You will need to sit down and learn how to use iTunes, but when you do, you're just going to love this little gadget.

However, if you have a 5th generation iPod that's working just fine, and you prefer sound quality to disk space, you might not want to buy this one. Just try to be more more picky with the songs you put on it, I guess.

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Apple iPod classic 160 GB Black (6th Generation) OLD MODEL

Decisions, decisions. Who needs 'em? Why should you have to choose what to put on your iPod? With a large storage capacity, iPod classic lets you carry everything in your collection everywhere you go. In completely new, even thinner, all-metal design, this iPod is a modern classic.The iPod classic gives your music and video room to move. It also has plenty of energy, good looks (a sleek, all-metal design), and a great personality (a brand-new interface with Cover Flow). In other words, iPod classic makes an ideal companion. Why not get to know it better? With 80GB or 160GB of storage, iPod classic gives your music and video room to move. It also has plenty of energy (up to 40 hours of audio playback), good looks (a sleek, all-metal design), and a great personality (a brand-new interface with Cover Flow). In other words, iPod classic makes an ideal companion. Cover Flow
If a picture says a thousand words, think of what all the album art in your collection might say. With Cover Flow on iPod classic, you can flip through your music to find the album you want to hear. Use the Click Wheel to browse music by album cover, then select an album to flip it over and see the track list.

With 80GB or 160GB of storage, iPod classic gives your music and video room to move. View iPod classic dimensions.

Up to 40 hours of audio playback in the palm of your hand. View larger.

Thinner and more compact than ever. Music
Use the Click Wheel to adjust volume, navigate songs, browse in Cover Flow, or explore the Music menu by playlist, artist, album, song, genre,

iPod classic puts your entire music and video collection in your pocket with up to 160 GB of storage
An enhanced interface offers a whole new way to browse and view your music and video
Cover Flow technology lets you use the patented Click Wheel to flip through your music by album cover
Beautifully redesigned, iPod classic features a sleek, new all-metal enclosure
2.5-inch display; measures 4.1 x 2.4 x 0.53 inches (H x W x D), weighs 5.7 ounces

Rating: (out of 951 reviews)

List Price: $ 349.00
Price: $ 314.95

Apple iPod classic 160 GB Black (6th Generation) OLD MODEL Reviews

Review by Jersey Girl:

**Before you read some of the negative reviews, please consider this was BEFORE the new firmware update 1.0.3 came out so unfortunately they had unresponsive clickwheels, itunes messing up etc. Also some people simply did NOT upgrade their firmware for whatever reason but A LOT of those problems have been fixed with the new firmware so UPGRADE YOUR FIRMWARE AS SOON AS YOU GET YOUR IPOD! It will make a BIG difference!**

Ok, on to the review..I just got my 80 gb ipod classic recently with a 3 year extended service plan, immediately got itunes version 7.5 and upgraded the firmware immediately to 1.0.3 which seems to have taken care of A LOT of bugs people have been reporting. It must have because I am not getting ANY of the problems other have reported such as laggy clickwheel, itunes freezing etc. The clickwheel is VERY responsive, only a light touch is needed and scrolling through cover art was very quick! No problems whatsoever with the clickwheel. I also have had no problems copying files to itunes and transferring them to my ipod. The ipod itself is a thing of beauty, love the non scratchable surface but the back of the ipod is where you can see all the fingerprints etc so get a good cover for it. The slimness of it is very sleek and heck this ipod just looks cool. I got the ipod up and running in no time after I transferred my music over. Love the search feature as well. There is a lot of features, settings and extra's. Heck I even like the clock.

PLEASE NOTE:TURN OFF & DON'T use the EQ (equalizer setting)if you want normal distortion free sound. I was using the EQ and wondered why a lot of my songs had distortion. I thought it was due to the bad sound everyone was talking about until I turned OFF the EQ. Upon turning the EQ off, the distortion vanished completely, the sound was just fine, pretty good in fact. It's a shame that you have to turn off the EQ settings to get good sound. Hopefully Apple will fix this with a firmware update.

I almost got one of the itouch ipods but the very limited space is what kept me from doing so. 80 gb is plenty of space for my music, a bit of videos etc. It might not have wifi or a touch screen but it's got tons of space for my music and that's what counts! I love my ipod classic, can't find much to be picky about except for the sound when EQ is enabled. It does exactly what it's supposed to, is easy to navigate, videos look crisp/great on it and most of all it holds a crapload of music. Just remember to upgrade your firmware to the newest version, disable EQ and invest in a good pair of headphones. One of the best things about the ipod classic is that because it has so much space, I don't have to worry about how many mp3's I put on it. I've never downloaded so many mp3's in my life! I literally put my entire collection of mp3's on it and still have tons of space left. Overall, I rate the ipod classic 80 gb (black)...absolutely superb.

Review by Nse Ette:

Ok guys, I just picked up my silver iPod classic 160gb from the Apple store on Regent Street in London so I can give an actual review on it.

I've had an 80GB video iPod for a year and it's already full, so I was really hoping Apple would make an iPod big enough for me. Presently I've got 110GB (and counting) of music, so this iPod is for people like me who have a large music collection, and who like to be able to take it anyplace.

The 160GB iPod is the same size as the 80gb, but costs less than the 80GB did when it first came out.

With a brushed aluminium front finish (similar to the 2 and 3G Nanos), it should be less prone to scratching, though the back is the same smudge magnet, and I don't know how resilient the screen is. The front is curvier than that of the last 2 video iPods, with the screen slightly depressed from the rest of the casing.

Additional features are extra long battery life (40 hours for music, 7 hours for video; I've tested this and playing music non stop without much fast forwarding, etc, it's about right), and cover flow (a fun way of scrolling through for music using album cover art, though it is a bit sluggish).

The new split-screen interface lists functions to the left half of the screen, and symbols (or previews of content such as cover art, videos or photos shown as a slide show) to the right as you scroll through the functions. Neat!!

During music playback, after being idle for about 80 seconds, the screen goes gray and displays a clock, and battery power. Viewing tracks in an album also gives you, at a glance, the track times. Same for video. A nice touch. To my hearing, the sound quality (without equalizers, mind you) is improved; more bass and a bit more treble. The iPod turns off in about 2 seconds, much faster than previous models.

It's still got the other regular features; album track lyrics (new, nicer text font, and it also shows the album art), can play video and games, store photos, contacts, calendar, notes, stopwatch, and screen lock (which allows you to lock the screen with a password), and it can be used as an external hard drive. It shows up in windows explorer as an external drive. The search feature allowing one to type in album/song/artist titles (introduced in the last video iPod) is still there, but relocated to the "music" menu. I didn't spot it at first. In fact, the menu has been reshuffled to make it better, and (under settings) one can now view number of songs, videos, photos, etc graphically just like in iTunes.

If you need loads of space for your music collection, you can't go wrong getting this. Judging from the crowds in the store, Apple's got another hit here. Now if only the iPod touch had this much memory...

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Apple iPod classic 120 GB Black (6th Generation) [Previous Model]

Now you can take it with you. All of it. Available in a 120 GB model that holds up to 30,000 songs, 150 hours of video, 25,000 photos, or any combination, the new iPod classic fills your pocket with sight and sound. Available in quintessential silver or striking new black, iPod classic catches your eye with its sleek, all-metal enclosure composed of anodized aluminum and polished stainless steel. The new Genius Playlist feature creates an on-the-fly playlist of tracks in your library that go great with the song you're listening to. And Cover Flow lets you flip through your music by album artwork. Discovering new music, movies, TV shows, games, audiobooks, and podcasts is easy on the iTunes Store. Even rent a movie from iTunes and watch it on the go. To get everything into your pocket, just connect iPod classic to your Mac or PC, and iTunes transfers your music and more in one seamless sync. With the new iPod classic, you can take it with you...all of it. Click to enlarge. Up to 30,000 songs, 150 hours of video, 25,000 photos, or any combination to fill your pocket with sight and sound. Click to enlarge. 120 GB at under a half an inch deep. Click to enlarge.

120 GB capacity for 30,000 songs, 25,000 photos, or 150 hours of video
Up to 36 hours of music playback or 6 hours of video playback when fully charged
2.5-inch color LCD with LED backlight and 320-by-240-pixel resolution
Supported audio formats: AAC, Protected AAC, MP3, MP3 VBR, Audible, Apple Lossless, AIFF, and WAV
Supported video formats: H.264, MPEG-4; Supported image file types: JPEG, BMP, GIF, TIFF, PSD (Mac only), and PNG

Rating: (out of 562 reviews)

List Price: $ 229.99
Price: $ 225.00

Apple iPod classic 120 GB Black (6th Generation) [Previous Model] Reviews

Review by Stephen:

The updated iPod Classic was probably the least exciting of the new iPods announced in the September 2008 update, but that does not mean it should be dismissed.

I own the 160 GB iPod Classic that has now been discontinued, but there are few differences (perhaps the biggest being the much slimmer shape of this 120 model), and I did get to check this updated 120 GB version out at the store, when picking up the new nano and touch.

Firstly, the 120 GB version is again smaller than the largest capacity available last year, but it is a single platter hard drive, which allows it to maintain the slim shape of the 80 GB version from last year. More storage, a hundred dollars less, and just as small. That is progress despite calls from others that the classic isn't exciting. It still serves its purpose as the original iPod idea. Big capacity in a simple to use device.

Next, the software has been slightly updated on the iPod Classic. It now includes Genius, like iTunes and the other new iPods. This allows you, when on a song you enjoy, to select the genius feature. The iPod will then compile a list of songs (playlist), which goes together with the original song you were listening to. This helps you rediscover music in your library, with a playlist to fit your mood at the time. I have been using the genius feature for a few days now, and it is impressive the way it compiles these playlists. I was skeptical, but overall, it does a good job. Furthermore, as another review mentioned, the iPod does seem more responsive with this update from what I saw at the store compared to my original 160 GB iPod Classic. Some speculation has been that the older iPod Classics will receive the software update of this new one, but I'm not holding my breath on that.

Overall, the original iPod concept was so good, and that is why the iPod Classic is still a solid choice for a music and media player. It will hold thousands and thousands of songs (up to 30,000 according to Apple at 128 bitrate). I also backup some important files to my iPod Classic, in disk mode, so that I have that additional extra copy of my most vital files. When you have such a large iPod, you can do that. It shouldn't be forgotten either that while the display of the iPod Classic isn't as good as the iPod Touch or iPhone, it is still quite good and you can play music videos, TV shows, and movies purchased on the iTunes Store.

Battery life for this new 120 GB model improved over the 80GB model from last year. Apple now estimates it at 36 hours audio and 6 hours video.

I'd recommend the iPod Classic without hesitation, to those who have more than 8 or 16 GBs of music in their iTunes library and want to carry their entire collection. Furthermore, if you have videos and video podcasts you want to always carry with you, again, you can't beat the storage. I have the lower capacity flash devices as well, but the big hard drive based iPod Classic continues to play an important role in my iPod Collection.

Review by D. Porter:

Well, I bought two of these. No, don't ask me why. Please just believe that I purchased two new 7th generation iPods - against the advice of the reviewer who obviously did some homework as to why the old units sound better, I might add. I looked at many forums and read from many people who think the new iPods, (6th generation and later,) have a poorer sound quality than their predecessors. Then I read from those folks who believe that yes, Apple changed the audio codec chip, and yes, several audiophiles have done some qualitative testing and the old units won, but nevertheless, the difference should be impossible to hear with the naked ear. Let me just assure you right now, it is not. The difference in sound quality between my wife's 5.5 gen 80 gig iPod and my two new 120 gig units is vast. Using the same headphones and songs, downloaded from the same computer, the new iPod sounds like listening to music played inside a tin can compared to the old one. For instance, in one song a drummer rakes his hand across some chimes and on the 80 gig, the chimes are crystal, distinct, and separate from all the other things going on at the time. On the new 120 gig at the same spot, the highs are all compressed into a jumble of noise with flat, tinny, cut off sounds. The chimes sound far off and suppressed. The list of music defacement goes on. I noticed this problem across all tonal ranges. So what did I do? I opened a case with Apple and made an appointment at the nearby Apple store. Yes, I lugged in my laptop and two of the iPods. At the store I synced one of their units to the same song and we went through all three iPods, my one new unit, my one old unit, and the store unit, listening to the same 30 or so seconds of song on each iPod over and over. And over. The results were clear... much clearer than the sound from the new iPods, I'm sorry to say. At the store I also inquired about the noticeable lag when starting songs on the new unit. I was told, "It's much more complicated software." Obviously the ability to view the album covers has won out over quality sound. So I'm returning the two 120 gig iPods. Apple is getting them back. Good riddance. Perhaps Apple has forgotten that people buy iPods for entertainment's sake. Music and movies. I hope this helps them to remember that people buy music playing devices to actually listen to music. Now, I've read from the reviewers who suggest that we who want good sound from portable music devices should just get over it. Well, I say blah! Blah on them all! I assert that Apple should be improving sound with new generations of devices. If they want my money that's what they will have to do. I don't believe it's unreasonable to expect newer models of expensive electronic devices to outperform old ones. As for sound quality, the older iPod puts forth very adequate sound. Certainly it could have been improved upon, or at the very least left alone. In fact, how dare the naysayers suggest that we all settle for poor sound? That we should expect poor sound? I say my money goes to the company willing to aim for high fidelity from its music devices. That won't be Apple for the nonce. If all you want is an expensive portable hard drive with a video screen, this is definitely the unit for you.

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Griffin Elan Form Hard-Shell Leather Case for 80/120/160 GB iPod classic 6G (Black)

Elan Form for iPod ClassicGriffin's Elan Form is an elegant hard-shell leather case, shaped to perfectly fit your iPod classic. The shell's form-fitting design bonds top-grain leather to durable, protective polycarbonate, to encase your iPod in two layers of protection. The top-grain leather outer shell is crafted from hand-matched hides, while the polycarbonate inner shell surrounds your iPod with armor. Put your iPod in the top casing, then snap the back into place. To open the case, insert a coin (a quarter works best) into the notch in the bottom corner and twist gently. All this protection still affords easy access to the click wheel or touchscreen, dock connector, headphone port, and hold switch. Elan Form is available in sizes to fit the third-generation iPod nano, iPod classic, and iPod touch. What's in the Box:
Black Griffin Elan Form Hard-Shell Leather Case for iPod classic.

Black form-fitting design shaped to perfectly fit your iPod classic
Top-grain leather outer shell cut from hand-matched hides
Protective polycarbonate inner shell surrounds your iPod
Easy access to click wheel, dock connector, headphone port, and hold switch
Includes static peel screen, protector, and premium cleaning cloth

Rating: (out of 26 reviews)

List Price: $ 29.99
Price: $ 2.48

Griffin Elan Form Hard-Shell Leather Case for 80/120/160 GB iPod classic 6G (Black) Reviews

Review by Tiklsme:

I am very pleased with this purchase of the leather case for my ipod. It protects the screen like I wanted and fits snugly around the ipod. I was concerned that it might keep coming off but I carry it around in my bag and have not had it come off, infact I have to make a concerted effort to remove it when I want to take it off.

I would definitely recommend this product.

Review by MFlat:

Reminds me a lot of my custom Vaja Designs case which I paid big bucks for. The dock connector is well exposed at the bottom, which is bad if you want full coverage, but great if you need to attach numerous peripherals without taking the case off. Happy with this purchase!

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DLO Action Jacket Case with Armband for 80/120/160 GB iPod classic 6G (Black)

Whether you're working out or hanging out, you want to bring your iPod along for the ride. The DLO Action Jacket is the all-in-one solution for protecting your iPod classic. With protective neoprene, a rotating belt clip, and an adjustable armband, the Action Jacket is the case that's as versatile as you are. The Case That Goes the Extra Mile
SHIELD IT
The Action Jacket is a padded neoprene case that protects your iPod classic in style. The crystal-clear window protects your iPod classic screen while still giving you complete control over your music and videos. Plus, for added no-slip protection, both sides feature texturized grip panels. STRAP IT
Perfect for the gym, running, or other activities, the slender armband easily adjusts to fit comfortably on arms from toothpick to python. It's the hands-free way to enjoy your workout soundtrack--cue up a playlist, tune out the rest of the world, and take your workout to the next level with the Action Jacket. CLIP IT
The Action Jacket also features a sturdy, removable belt clip that secures your iPod classic wherever you need to clip it--a belt, a shirt pocket, or even a backpack--whatever makes your life easier. With 360 degrees of rotation, controlling your iPod classic while protected in the Action Jacket is effortless and intuitive. Why waste money on multiple cases when one simple solution accomplishes everything you need? The DLO Action Jacket for iPod classic goes that extra mile, right along with you. What's in the Box
Black DLO Action Jacket for iPod classic.

Compatibility: 80 GB and 160 GB iPod classic 6G
Protective case, belt clip, and workout-ready armband in one complete package
Padded neoprene case with clear window protects iPod from sweat and the elements
Removable belt clip also attaches iPod securely to your clothing and rotates 360 degrees
Washable armband fits a bicep circumference of 9 inches to 20 inches

Rating: (out of 41 reviews)

List Price: $ 29.99
Price: $ 12.50

DLO Action Jacket Case with Armband for 80/120/160 GB iPod classic 6G (Black) Reviews

Review by Joel L. Benavides:

I don't know what other people were looking for in an Ipod case, but I am of the opinion that simpler is better.

This little case was just what I was looking for in a lightweight and durable armband Ipod holder. I am a big jogger and hiker and I was looking for something that I could strap on and forget about. This little case gets the job done.

It is extremely lightweight, and the adjustable arm strap can fit huge arms as well as smaller arms. When comparing it to the more "bulky" armbands I have used in the past I notice the armband doesn't get as HOT (or sweaty) as other arm bands.

In my opinion its a great small and inexpensive option to the more expensive brands out there. While I don't suppose it would stand up to any "torture tests" (i.e., don't expect it to protect your iPod from a 2 story fall) I would recommend it to anyone who needs a no fuss moderately priced protective sleeve, and highly recommend it to anyone who is looking for a lightweight armband for running/working out.

Review by Eric S. Olstad:

People seem to be very critical of these armbands. I did quite a bit of research with product reviews both professional and amateur before finally deciding to purchase this product for my wife for her to use with her iPod classic 80GB at the gym.

The Action Jacket accomplishes everything that was required -- to hold the ipod while working out, allow access to easily control the ipod and also allow to be plugged into a dock connector without removal from the case. The additional requirements were that it was to be comfortable and last a reasonable amount of time.

The iPod is easily placed-into and removed from the action jacket. It's secured by a simple velcro tag at the top. As a sign of good design, the soft part of the velcro is the part that touches the skin, so you don't have to worry about chaffing when running on the treadmill or something like that.

In addition, the bottom of the jacket has a reinforced opening for the ipod dock connector. It may require some finger nails to get at the buttons on the dock connector when removing it, however. But it's hardly an issue.

The jacket secures itself in one of two ways -- an elastic strap that runs through nylon "buckles" on the back of the jacket which secures via velcro to your arm (one size fits all) or a plastic belt clip that secures via a plastic nubbin on the back of the jacket. To use the belt clip, you have to remove the elastic strap as it covers the plastic nubbin which the clip attaches to. The strap-covered-nubbin is actually an important thing as well, as it protects your arm from the nubbin itself when using the elastic strap.

The jacket itself allows you to easily access the iPod control wheel. It's an open hole so there's no need to worry about that. I'm not sure what other reviewers are talking about a piece of plastic. There is no plastic there (maybe on an older version). If there was, you could easily remove it with a pair of scissors.

That's about it. If you're looking for something to provide protection for your iPod, this may not be the optimal solution though there is a decent amount of padding in the jacket.

People seem to expect too much when it comes to these jackets. I find the Action Jacket meets all expectations.

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DLO HipCase Leather Folio Case for 80/120/160 GB iPod classic 6G (Black)

The HipCase for the iPod classic is a folio-style case that gives you complete body protection, a padded flip-up cover with hidden inner pocket, a leather-covered belt clip, and total iPod access--all in one sleek leather package. Clip Your iPod Classic--in Style
The HipCase's sturdy, leather-covered belt clip ensures that your iPod classic will always be within easy reach. And with its clean lines and stylish construction, the HipCase is the perfect accessory--from a suit and tie to jeans and a T-shirt. Clipped securely to your belt or your backpack, the HipCase protects your iPod classic in style. Constructed of fine-quality leather and featuring a soft fabric-lined interior, the HipCase surrounds your iPod with sophisticated protection. Flip open the padded cover to reveal a hidden pocket--perfect for credit cards, IDs, or cash. The HipCase provides complete access to your iPod classic controls and dock connector. Even when closed, you'll find access to the earbud jack along the top, as well as access to the dock connector--which means you can plug in and sync your iPod without having to remove it from your HipCase. What's in the Box
Black DLO HipCase for the iPod classic.

Leather case with front cover and soft, fabric-lined interior
Sleek belt clip keeps iPod classic securely at your side
Padded cover flips up to reveal a hidden pocket--perfect for an ID, credit cards, or cash
Full access to all iPod controls, click wheel, and dock connector
Access to iPod headset jack, even when closed; compatible with 80 GB and 160 GB iPod classic 6G

Rating: (out of 171 reviews)

List Price: $ 29.99
Price: $ 14.99

DLO HipCase Leather Folio Case for 80/120/160 GB iPod classic 6G (Black) Reviews

Review by Deanokat:

My son just turned 18 and we got him an 80GB iPod for his birthday. We gave him an eVo4 iSkin case with it, but that thing was a piece of junk. It took forever to get it on. And after it was on, the iPod looked like an alien being from another planet. And my son couldn't dock the iPod in his Luna clock radio while it was in the iSkin case. So we searched around for another case. We wanted something that would protect the iPod from every day wear and tear without going overboard. The DLO HipCase is the perfect solution (at about 1/2 the price!). The iPod fits snugly within this nice leather case. Nice and soft inside. The fold open/fold down flap has a magnetic closure to keep it secure. Easy access to the click wheel, charging port, hold button, and headphone jack. And at night when my son wants to dock the iPod in his clock radio, he can just slip it out of its case. I think the iSkin case would've required a jackhammer to get it out every night. Aside from being very functional, this case also hits a home run in two other areas: 1.) It's very stylish. Very simple design, nice leather, nice belt clip. And 2.) It's very reasonably priced. If I didn't know how much I paid for it, after having seen the case in person and held it, I would've guessed it cost two or even three times more than it did. The DLO HipCase Leather Folio is the perfect companion to the iPod Classic. A classic looking case for a Classic iPod.

Review by J. Marren:

This is the best case I've ever had for an IPod. The fit for the classic is perfect. The quality is far better than the price would suggest. I hate having plastic over the screen--here the flip protects the screen. It would be nice if the belt clip were removable but I don't care all that much. For an adult, this is a sleek stylish case at a great price. Highly recommended.

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Workout Armband for Apple iPod Video and Classic 80GB/120/160GB model MP3 Players - Black

Adjustable Velcro Armband gives you the versatility of carrying your iPod in a variety of ways. You can run, ride, lift and more without missing a second of your favorite tunes. Color: Black. Size: Perfect Fit. Accessory ONLY. MP3 player not included. Compatible with: iPod video 30GB / 60GB / 80GB / iPod Video U2 Special Edition / iPod Classic 120GB.

Exercise your right to a great soundtrack with this ultimate workout duo: an iPod Video SportBand with Case
This durable, lightweight armband case keeps your iPod secure and protected
Multiple layers of padding offer the best in protection
Heavy duty see-through faceplate allows you to view and access your iPod while still in the pouch
Secure velcro strap holds your iPod tightly in place, it won't go anywhere you don't go

Rating: (out of 11 reviews)

List Price: $ 19.99
Price: $ 0.01

Workout Armband for Apple iPod Video and Classic 80GB/120/160GB model MP3 Players - Black Reviews

Review by Heaz:

The good:

* The case surrounds the player, which makes it fit very snugly to your arm from top to bottom. I've always been hesitant to try more minimal armbands because I have this assumption that--anchored only in the center--the player would flop around a bit.

* The neoprene also provides a very snug fit.

* The plastic screen protector has a cut-out for the click wheel, which allows for easy navigation while wearing.

* This is well-suited for larger upper arms. Another reviewer noted that slim female arms are lost in this, and I agree. But for those of more ample proportions, it is a comfortable, non-binding fit.

* The price, obviously.

The bad:

* The hole for the ear bud cord is not positioned quite right, and has loose threads. This is due to the logistics of, well, poking a hole through neoprene. It's livable, but annoying.

* The "hook" part of the Velcro was cut too wide and extends beyond the part of the band with the "loop" strips. This has led to scratches and chafing, and I cannot use this product without a buffer fabric (longer sleeves, or often a handkerchief folded and used to pad that area.

Review by Carrie Barjenbruch:

I am an average-sized woman, so when I got this arm band and it was too big for me I was very surprised. True, it is adjustable, however it slides down my arm when I am running, and I can't wrap the band any tighter. I really thought it would work based on other reviews, but it is just too big. I put the band over a wrist pad on my arm and that works. For the price I am fine with that solution.

The quality is also just fine. It looks like the hole where the ear phones plug in was just punched in the fabric. There are threads showing and tangling around that point.

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Griffin Elan Convertible Leather Flip-Top Case for 80/120/160 GB iPod classic 6G (Embossed Black)

Top-grain leather removable flipcover protects the screen and clickwheel and reverses to create a stand. Two-way removable clip lets you attach your iPod to your belt or shoulder strap or slip it into your pocket.This top-grain leather removable flipcover protects your iPod Classic screen, and reverses to create a stand for hands-free use. The clear screen protector and soft microfiber lining provide all-over protection against scratches. Elan Convertible's removable clip lets you attach your iPod to your belt or shoulder strap, and its sleek profile lets you slip it into your pocket without adding bulk. Elan Convertible is available in sizes to fit the new iPod nano, iPod classic, and iPod touch. What's in the Box:
Embossed Black Griffin Elan Convertible Leather Flip-Top Case for iPod Classic

Embossed black top-grain leather outer case for iPod Classic
Soft microfiber lining and clear screen protector guard against scratches
Removable belt clip for bag, belt, or briefcase
Removable flipcover reverses to serve as a built-in stand
Sleek profile lets you slip it into your pocket without adding bulk

Rating: (out of 5 reviews)

List Price: $ 29.99
Price: $ 2.66

Griffin Elan Convertible Leather Flip-Top Case for 80/120/160 GB iPod classic 6G (Embossed Black) Reviews

Review by Easton Hawk:

I picked this up at a best buy and it is everything I wanted in a case. I looked at lots of others online and too bad no one else reviewed this.

pros

+ leather seems real and looks nice

+ fits my 80gb like a glove!!

+ inner lining is soft and doesn't scratch my ipod!

+ screen protector is tough and doesn't interfere with picture quality

+ the folio part protects the click wheel and screen protector

+ stands up well on moderately rough surfaces

+ modifiable belt clip - can be regular, horizontal, or removed

+ doesn't add too much bulk, - fits in my pocket easily

+ decently padded to protect from dropping

Con

- the only bad thing about it is the whole for the earphones doesn't line up perfectly and you have to take them out to stand it up

overall great!!! The only other thing that would be nice is if it had a magnet to keep it shut, but it isn't necessary at all, it would just be cool.

Review by Effie:

I am very happy with this item. I would highly recommend it to anyone who has a 80/120/160 gb ipod classic.

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Apple iPod Classic: Gone in a Flash

Posted on Aug 28, 2010 under iPod classic | Comments are off

[[[Apple iPod Classic 160GB]]] has stuck around all these years because of its huge storage capacity: Because it's the only iPod left that still runs on micro hard drives, it can offer 160 GB of storage for $250, almost three times the capacity as the top-line iPod touch, which has 64 GB for $399. Next to the iPod touch, the iPod classic looks like a dinosaur. The iPod classic is still this rectangular music and now media player with the simple sleek design that has become an icon and an indispensable gadget for people all around the world. It's thicker, but has a smaller screen, no touchscreen controls, doesn't connect to the Internet, and doesn't run apps from the App Store. Even the iPod nano has a video camera these days. Apple apparently has three new iPods ready to go as early as this month, or as late as September. iPod revenue has been trending down for over a year, but this is about to change. One is the new iPod nano, one is the new iPod touch, and the third one is a question mark, but may be a small (1.7”) touchscreen replacement for the iPod shuffle. There’s also continued chatter about a three-inch touchscreen that could make its way into an iPod, shaving half an inch off the diagonal of the current iPod touch. If Apple does offer a 128 GB iPod touch, will Steve Jobs keep the iPod classic around with just 32 more GB of capacity? But if Apple wants to push as many iPod touch sales as possible this year, and if there's a 128 GB unit in store, it might finally be time to put the iPod classic to rest.