How do I find out which generation My iPod is?
Look up your iPod by model number.
- Find your iPod’s model number (the five-character code next to “Model” on the back of your iPod).
- Press Ctrl + F (Windows) or ⌘ Command + F (Mac) to open the “Find” window on the Apple website.
- Type in your iPod’s model number.
- Find the generation heading above the number.
Is an old iPod worth anything?
The outdated tech collecting dust in your closet could very well be worth big bucks. Like rare VHS tapes and old computers, vintage iPods are now considered highly prized collectibles. The first one hit the market in 2001—selling for a whopping $399, or double the price of today’s iPod Touch.
How do I know what generation my iPod shuffle is?
However, it is easy to mistake an iPod shuffle 2nd Gen and 4th Gen model if they are not side-by-side. Consequently, it still is useful to know the model number for identification purposes. The 2nd Gen is model number A1204, the 3rd Gen is model number A1271, and the 4th Gen is model number A1373.
What generation is my iPod classic 120GB?
iPod Classic 120/160 (7th Generation) has a 120GB or 160GB hard drive and was released after late 2009.
What iPod do I have serial number?
You can find your serial number in the About screen on your iPod touch or iPod nano (6th generation or later). Go to Settings > General > About.
Do old iPods still work?
You can continue to use your iPod classic with iTunes Store purchases or ripped music from CDs. To reiterate the post above, while Apple may no longer be actively supporting iPod classic the current versions of iTunes and Music on Catalina should all be able to work with iPod classic.
Why are old iPods so expensive?
Why are old iPods so expensive? The reason appears to be it is rare – Apple was having difficulty finding parts so decided to ditch the classic design. Getting one now will cost you more than buying any of the current range of iPods – and if you have one you don’t use, you might want to consider selling them.
What can a 4th generation iPod touch do?
The iPod touch 4th Gen has a variable speed 1 GHz Apple A4 processor and 256 MB of RAM as well as support for 802.11b/g/n Wi-Fi (only the 2.4 GHz frequency of 802.11n) and Bluetooth 2.1+EDR. It provides an estimated 40 hours of music playback and 7 hours of video playback.
