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After years as the forgotten child of Apple's product line-up, the iPod touch was updated recently, adding a speedier processor and improved cameras to closer resemble the iPhone 6.Sleek, stylish, easy to use and brimming with app options, the 2015 iPod t...
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As pleased as we are to see Apple revive the iPod line, we can't help but feel this could, and maybe should, be the last iteration. The 2015 iPod touch is a great device in its own right, but one which is already out of place in a market dominated by smar...
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T3.com
Updated: 2016-11-15 00:02:28
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Since its launch in 2007, the iPod Touch – Apple's “iPhone without a phone” – has sold over 100 million units, but in recent years it's been forced to watch from the sidelines as the flashier iPhone, iPad and Apple Watch have hogged the limelight.Now, App...
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Speedy operation, Abundant features, Long battery life...
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Pathetic builtin speaker, No highres support...
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In today's smartphone-dominated portables market, one thing's for sure – if you do hanker after an MP3 player, the impressive new iPod Touch makes your choice a no-brainer. Much more than an MP3 player, the sixth-gen Touch is really a powerful pocket...
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There's still life in the iPod Touch yet. Just when you thought it might be swept under the carpet to join the discontinued iPod Classic , up pops another generation, this time the sixth. While new iPhones appear annually , it has been three years since...
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Gorgeous screen, Bright, punchy picture, Clear, direct and upbeat sound, Speedy operation, Sharp camera, Practical design...
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Screen may be too small for some...
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Is sixth time a charm? Quite. With specs more and more in-line with the latest iPhone, the iPod Touch is more of an alternative than ever before for those that don't need cellular reception - happy just sending Apple-to-Apple texts and video calls over wi...
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You'd be forgiven for missing Apple's latest iPod touch refresh in the months leading up to the company's big fall hardware event, but if you're in the market for a smartphone without the cellular stuff (what we used to call a PDA), then the iPod touch is...
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So although the iPod Touch is not an iPhone, it can basically do almost everything but make phone calls… unless you are connected to WiFi. This includes listening to music, gaming, taking photos and access to over 1.5 million apps from the Apple app store...
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The new iPod Touch for 2015 creates a very usable device from Apple that is somewhere between the iPhone and the iPod Nano...
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Long known as the 'iPhone without the phone," the new iPod Touch also has three-times faster WiFi for streaming, downloading and Facetime video calls with friends and family.The new iPod touch starts at $249 for the 16GB model; $299 for 32GB and $369 for...
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With Apple returning to its musical roots and pushing out Apple Music, the iPod Touch seems to have all the right features and capabilities as a standalone media player. It is much more than that, though. A full-featured pocket computer with Apple's lates...
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fatducktech.com Updated: 2016-11-15 00:02:28
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Hey, remember when the Apple iPod Touch was cutting edge tech? It turns out that Apple does, delivering a handheld device that's pretty much the perfect device for those who want iOS without all that pesky “phone” business.That's because the 2015 iPod Tou...
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The first iPod played a big role in the evolution of digital music. While other portable media players were available, the iPod and iTunes made carrying, synching and managing large digital music libraries just that much easier.Needless to say, being able...
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The 6th generation iPod is a solid iPod upgrade. It needs to be as it faces some pretty stiff competition from smartphones, many of which can be bought for less whilst offering more.This said, as a Wi-Fi portable media widget it also does a cracking job...
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With the latest iPod Touch — Generation 6! — Apple's iOS runt gets a better camera and powerful guts, which make it feel like a baby iPhone that doesn't make calls. But why would you buy it if you already have an iPhone?Gizmodo loves technology. Our produ...
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Fast hardware, Extremely light, Solid camera...
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Small screen, More of a toy, Limited uses...
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LikeFast hardware.Extremely light.Solid camera.Don't LikeSmall screen.More of a toy.Limited uses.This is the best iPod Apple's ever made — good enough that it's easy to forget it's not a phone at times. But it's not a phone, and if you already have a smar...
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phonesreview.co.uk Updated: 2016-11-15 00:02:28
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Apple recently released the new iPod touch, which stepped up in several areas over the previous generation. Pricing starts from $199 for the 16GB version and there are likely to be plenty of people considering purchasing it or adding to their wish lists...
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thunderbaylive.com Updated: 2016-11-15 00:02:28
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Lisa Gade reviews the 6th generation iPod Touch, released in 2015. This is the most powerful iPod Touch so far, and it comes close to the performance of the iPhone 6 rather than being a generation behind. It has a 4 inch 1136 x 640 “Retina” 326 PPI displa...
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Except here it is revitalised, with a three-generation processor jump, to reclaim its perch not as the world's favourite music player – those days aren't coming back, and nor is growth in the download market – but as the most powerful and flexible pocket...
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Look again at that price tag, and compromising on the non-essentials suddenly feels pretty good. Even a 32GB model, the smallest you should contemplate unless you get a kick out of deleting and re-installing things, is only £199. For teenagers who don't w...
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Despite dropping the “Classic” line of iPods, Apple won't let its iconic brand die. In fact, they've probably just designed the best iPod ever — but is it enough to get you to buy one?Now in its sixth generation, the iPod Touch has always played second fi...
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With the latest iPod Touch—Generation 6!— Apples iOS runt gets a better camera and powerful guts, which make it feel like a baby iPhone that doesnt make calls. But why would you buy it if you already have an iPhone?An iPod Touch, which looks identical t...
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This is the best iPod Apple’s ever made—good enough that it’s easy to forget it’s not a phone at times. But it’s not a phone, and if you already have a smartphone, it’s hard to justify buying another gadget that replicates its functionality without giving...
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The iPod touch is back with an Apple A8-powered, 8-megapixel vengeance.2015 doesn't bring the next generation of iPod touch: It's still the same general design Apple introduced back in 2012. Yet that design was so forward-thinking, it evolved and spread t...
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Affordable access to the App Store, An incredibly small, thin, light "tablet", No cellular plan to worry about, A connected camera, A family remote control, An extra development device...
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A phone, Cellular and/or GPS, A larger-than-4-inch display, Touch ID, Apple Pay...
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With the new iPod touch, Apple's gone from fives to eights: Apple A5 to Apple A8, 5 megapixels to 8 megapixels. Yet the company has kept the same light, clean, ridiculously thin design as the previous generation. There's no Touch ID fingerprint identity s...
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Welcome back, iPod.After almost three years away, Apple has finally updated the iPod touch .The new iPod touch has a faster processor, a better camera, and is available starting at just $199. Oh yes, and it comes in gold now too.I've spent the last week u...
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Great specs, Plays games well, Competitive $199 price, Best iPod ever...
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No Touch ID, 4-inch screen seems like a throwback, Not necessary if you have an iPhone...
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The iPod touch is a great device — and a great companion — but I'm not sure who actually needs one in 2015...
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Apple's iPod touch is the last descendant of the proud race of PDAs that once roamed the wide open ranges of America. It's for people who don't want to be tied to yet another cellular subscription, forced to pay by the minute or by the month. There i...
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Fast processor. Excellent app selection. Well-built.
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Mediocre battery life. Not an audiophile music player...
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The Apple iPod touch is the best media player there is if you don't want a cellular connection...
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The iPod Touch was long overdue for a refresh. Three years is a long time for any smartphone- or tablet-class device to stick around, even if the last decade has seen the iPod slide from Apple's mainstream halo product to being dumped into the “other” sec...
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Fast. It includes a fully modern SoC and 802.11ac Wi-Fi, both of which keep things moving, Well-built and sturdy feeling, At $200 (compared to $650 or $750 for an entry-model iPhone 6), it represents a good value for what you get, New 128GB storage option...
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Missing a few iPhone niceties, including but not limited to TouchID, a vibration motor, a GPS, and an auto-brightness sensor, 16GB base model is a bit small, Where's my battery life percentage indicator?, No larger screen options, if that's something you'...
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It's almost surprising that Apple bothered to update the iPod touch in 2015. With most people already having a smartphone in their pockets, what place does a Wi-Fi only smartphone have in today's marketplace? Let's try to answer that, as Gizmag reviews th...
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Though there were a few rumors in the past couple of weeks, the update has arrived, still mostly out of the blue. Apple quietly announced the new iPod touch — the sixth-generation of the device — and released it in a rare mid-July product launch. iPod nan...
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Pros: A8 processor and 1GB of RAM make for a faster iPod. M8 motion coprocessor allows for fitness and health tracking. Front and back cameras have been improved. The price is still reasonable, and the 128GB model is much-welcomed, particularly by certain...
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iPhone 6 ReviewiPhone 6 Plus ReviewiPhone 5c ReviewiPad Air 2 ReviewiPad mini with Retina Display ReviewSpecs:Display: 4" Apple "Retina" IPS display. Resolution: 1136 x 640. 326 PPI.Battery: Lithium Ion rechargeable, sealed inside.Performance: 1.12 GHz du...
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All the goodness of iOS in your pocket without a cellular contract. Great for gaming and Apple Music...
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Now that most folks own smartphones, the iPod Touch might seem atavistic...
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Thinking of upgrading from a 5th generation iPod Touch? Do it! The 6th gen model is over 2x faster and the 8MP camera is much better than the outgoing 5MP. You'll get 1080p video recording, slow motion, time lapse, panorama and generally sharper and less...
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The iPod touch is now colorful and camera-equiped across the line, and available for just $199 for 16GB, and just $249 or $299 for 32GB or 64GB. To get to those price points, however, it eschews cutting-edge specs. It's not the fastest processor or highes...
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