Apple iPod touch 8GB - 4th Generation - White (Latest Model - Launched Sept 2011)

You need to know these things:-No box, it arrives in bubble wrap-The back of the iPod is scratched and scuffed- the charger is not standard so will definitely break as it’s cheap qualityLook; it’s an iPod touch. To that degree, it’s exactly what I ordered. However it is misleading to say ‘very good’ condition. I would say adequate at best. The back of the iPod is horrendously badly scuffed and the lack of a box just makes it feel cheap and tacky. Absolutely not as advertised.

The iPod came slightly damaged,unable to put any music onto it, and once I logged into my iTunes once on the device, my iTunes was hacked very soon afterwards. Multiple times. Would most definitely never recommend this. A waste of my money as a student, and a shatter of all trust I had for anything linked with this product. If 0 stars was available, I would have used that.The iPod did, however, come in useful for filming videos that I wanted to destroy the device in, and I did get some fun out of smashing it up with a pitchfork.

Arrived sooner than expected. In excellent condition. Being an Apple product a pain to set up but got it up and running. So far running smoothly, I am very pleased with the ipod. Wish I'd bought the 32 gb as this is replacing an 80 gb ipod classic, which I have had for over 10 yrs. Just have to be more organised about what I load, not duch a bad thing. Would deffo use this seller again

My wife and I have a variety of classic iPods of various capacities 20,30,40 and 60 gig, plus several early nano's, so on purchasing the iPod touch at Christmas for my wife I was interested to know how things had progressed on the iPod front. The short answer is a very very very long way. Having recently messed around with replacing a battery on one of my older iPods I was conscious of the vulnerability of the hard drive and its potential for failure. Plus the bulk and sheer heft of the old style hard drive iPods is now a bit old hat. This is clearly not so with the latest generation of solid state memory iPod touch models, with no moving parts to fail and the device is so slim, slinky, light and aesthetically pleasing. So that was one particular aspect in terms of the march of technology but there is more much more to behold as the damn thing connects to the internet with wifi, so you can surf send emails, and with Skype and Viber you can make phone calls provided you are connected, or even video calls using Apple's own FaceTime ! Whatever next I wonder, beam me up Scotty !! As a final point I paid £156 for this item in November 2013 through another vendor so it pays to look around, I also note that the Mac official store is selling this model refurbished at £145 with full Apple warranty (as at Jan 2014).

My 10 year old daughter bought this with her birthday and pocket money after playing with them in the apple store. Its a bit fiddly to set up especially when you need to be 13 years old to access some things. Also the only e-mail that it doesn't really recognise is virgin media so we had to set up a gmail account. We also put an itunes gift card onto it and they don't make it very obvious to find out how much credit you have left, I guess this is in the hope that you spend more than you have and then they take the money off your credit card which you have to submit the details of before it will let you set up itunes. It is a great piece of equipment otherwise so much so that I have just ordered one for my 6 year old. Facetime is great so kids can talk to each other without it costing anything!

Finally decided to upgrade from my trusty old iPod Nano Gen1. I liked the Nano but this device is a world away in terms of storage space for songs (its primary function for me) and all the other features it comes with. It is basically an iPhone without the phone feature or contract (which I didn't need) and hence its a little slimmer than the iPhone.You can get all the spec from the Apple web site but with all the available apps and games its like having a mini iPad if you are within range of WiFi.Set up is easier than previous iPods/iPhones/iPads that our family have owned thanks to iOS5. Out of the box it found my home WiFi and was set up in no time. No need to connect to our computer and iTunes to get it working. Obviously had to sync with iTunes to get all my music etc onto it but that was easy, as is the way with all Apple products and could have been done using iCloud if I was using that already. It has also done a software upgrade over wireless in no time all at which was quicker than other devices I have upgraded when connected to iTunes.Its camera is probably its one draw back, its not as good as the iPhone 4 camera but I always think if you want to take good pictures then use a digital camera. It has front and rear cameras for taking pictures and using FaceTime to speak to other Apple device users and can capture video as well.Web browser is just like normal Safari over WiFi and to set up my find my gmail account was just a few clicks on the mail client.Battery life is better than previous Apple products we have owned. I use it in the car for music quite often and it can give me over 10 hours of music playback between charges no problem; if I use playlists rather than constantly searching for other albums or tracks.Overall I am very pleased and probably wished I had purchased one sooner. Certainly wouldn't hesitate recommending someone to go for one of these.