The iPod Touch is in stock on the Apple website and you can purchase it right now. And notice I did.Ĭlick through and yes, you get the full product page for the iPod Touch, the price (it starts at $199 / £199 / AU$299 for the 32GB model in case you were wondering) and there’s even the option to buy it. Sitting there, waiting, wishing for a visit. There it was, the iPod Touch product page. I wanted to be thorough so I took to the search bar and typed 'iPod', fully expecting to be rebuffed once again. The iPhone XR was quietly retired after the iPhone 13 launch, and I wouldn't be surprised if iPhone 11 is met with a similar fate post- iPhone 14 announcement.īut back to the iPod. I'm left thinking Apple's probably quietly removed the iPod Touch from sale - it's a classic move the Cupertino, California-based firm loves to do, usually just after a launch event where older generations of products are silently retired without mention. There's not even a passing mention of Apple's famed music player in the main 'Store'. I end up clicking through all the menu options, but none get me any closer to the iPod. There is an 'Accessories' option, but there's still no sign of the iPod here. Apple TV and HomePod Mini are the only hardware on offer here. TV & Home could be a left-field place to house iPod, but again clicking through drew another blank. An iTunes-compatible CD or DVD recorder to create audio CDs, MP3 CDs, or backup CDs or DVDs.I figured 'AirPods' could be an option, seeing as there's a musical connection there, but clicking it gave me a sub menu that only showed the firm’s headphones selection, plus Apple Music.
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