A guide to deciding when and what iPod to buy. Start here before you start your shopping.
The current iPod Shuffle – the 3rd generation model – comes in two versions, with prices that aren't that far apart.
When you buy a new iPod, there are all kinds of other purchases to consider. Are you a fan of iPod accessories and load up on them? Do you play it safe and always buy an AppleCare extended warranty? Let us know what you think are the essential add-on purchases when you buy an iPod.
It’s no wonder the iPod touch is a bit hit: with its roomy touchscreen, ability to play movies, music, and programs from the App Store, full-featured web experience, and great looks, it’s a terrific device. But it’s not exactly cheap. So, those who want one but are on a budget are always looking for new ways to score a cheap iPod touch.
There are many great reasons to buy an iPod. From the usefulness to the coolness factor, millions and millions of people have thousands of answers. Share yours here: why do you buy an iPod?
Everyone likes to get a good deal. Especially on products that are on the expensive side, like iPods. Share your tips for getting cheap iPods here.
Some people buy insurance for their cell phones. Some people think those folks are wise; others think they're suckers for spending money that they'll likely never get back. There's no official iPhone insurance, but third-party companies offer it.
When people get very into their iPods and iPhones they often don't notice what's going on around them. And, when people are out in public, this can lead to trouble: walking into walls, getting hit by cars, falling down.
There’s no hotter – or cooler – iPod than the iPod touch. With its light weight, small size, extensive features, and lovely touchscreen, it’s a compelling package. But buying an iPod touch isn’t as simple as just getting the device itself. You’ll also need to consider accessories, warranties, and other items that can make it more enjoyable.
Can I use my own headphones with the 3rd generation iPod Shuffle?
With the iPod being such a big hit, so appealing, so cool, everyone wants one. But iPods aren’t exactly cheap - and you can certainly buy an MP3 player for another company for less. But that wouldn’t be an iPod, would it? It would be missing something intangible, but important. So, for those on a budget, the search for a cheap iPods is eternal.
The iPod is the most widely purchased MP3 player and certainly has the biggest reputation. When people think of MP3 players, the iPod tends to come to mind first. But does that mean you should buy one? Here's a guide to the pros and cons of buying an iPod to help you decide what MP3 Player to buy.
Making sure you get everything you need when you buy an iPod isn’t as simple as grabbing a music player off the shelf and paying. There are some other purchases you should make to ensure you get the most out of your iPod experience.
You've heard the hype, seen the commercials, maybe even used one in or a store or that belongs to a friend. Now that you've had your hands on it, you're sold. You're buying an iPhone 3G. But buying an iPhone 3G isn't as simple as just getting the phone. You'll also need to consider accessories, warranties, and other items that can make your use of the phone more enjoyable.
Thinking of upgrading to a new iPod? Get credit for your old one and lower the cost.
This page gathers all the iPod/iTunes/iPhone 101 pages together in an easy-to-find and easy-to-scan page that will help you get all the information you need to get the most out of your iPod, iPhone, or iTunes.
Before you pay full price for your new iPod, check out this page at the Apple Store. This is the page for refurbished iPods, which carry both a heavy discount and an Apple warranty. You can also buy an extended warranty on these iPods. If you're comfortable not getting a 100% new iPod, you'll save some major coin by buying here.
