Apple Ipod Touch 8Gb 4Th Generation Black Refurbished

I use this product for my Ipod Nano 4th Generation from 2008 (yes it still works) :). This cable works very well and I'm sure it will last when used properly just as instructed.

Needed this to connect my 5th Generation iPod Touch to our church's sound system so that we can play Split-trax accompaniment CD's (music in left channel, voices in right). Product is of professional quality and we have been very pleased with the results. Maybe a little pricey, but as my dad always said: Son, you get what you pay for. Good product, decent price ... 'nuff said!

I considered the Apple Keyboard's for my new iPad Air 4th generation. I have had both brands before for earlier iPad's. This Logitech keyboard is in the same league as the Apple Smart Keyboard Folio (similar configuration), but has three very important features that are lacking on the Apple keyboard. 1. Backlit keys. 2. Top row of short-cut function keys. 3. Trackpad. So, for less money, you can have a keyboard with much more functionality.

I went from a 2nd generation Apple TV to a 4th generation and we lost the optical out. This solved that problem for us with ease.

Upgrading from a 4th generation Apple AirPort Extreme to this RT2600AC was a breeze! I have a DS415+ NAS as well so it made sense to keep everything Synology and I'm so happy I did! I went from ~70Mbps to over 110Mbps just by upgrading the router!! Granted, I'm paying for 100Mbps FiOS, so you can tell that the router has DEFINITELY made a huge impact. Plus, I get a FULL signal where I had NO signal. Game-changer right there!

If you still have the old iPod that is functioning, or maybe a first gen iPad or an older iPod touch, this is the cable that is no longer made by Apple - it just works.

Apple will no longer produce the IPod Touch. I have enjoyed the product through all it's generations. So thankful B&H had available product. 32 gig item. Prompt delivery. Reliable Vendor. Recommend !

Ipod touch is the first Apple product I've owned. The quality of the support people is far above the Windows product representatives I've had the displeasure to try to work with. Consumer Reports say the extended warranty on Apple products, which includes support, is worth the cost. I agree.

If it were desktop computer, I would probably not purchase an extended warranty, but for notebook computers, iPod Touch, flat screen display, I wouldn't hesitate to buy this extended coverage, especially when it's 30% cheaper than MSRP. what bargain! I have owned several PowerBooks/iBooks and have purchased applecare for all of them (in comparison, haven't bought AppleCare for desktop). If you have even one repair on one of these things out of warranty, you will make up your purchase price. and for items that have little ventilation/heat sinking capabilities (laptops, iPod Touch, etc), risk of something going bad within 3years is pretty high. I have had to get my Powerbook repaired three times (bad optical drive, bad keyboard buttons, etc), iBook once (case cracking, dead HDD), iPod Touch twice due to bad battery life and intermittent power, and the display repaired (power mangement unit died). Every time either Apple would repair it, or replace the unit with either new or refurbished unit, no questions asked (unless there is obvious signs of abuse). You can take it to any Apple Store, or call their 1800 number and have them send you a shipping box. Turn around is typically 3-4 days (!!) from the time you call them and have your part back in your hands. Included in the hardware warranty is if you have any Apple OS issues or Apple software install/operation issues during the warranty period, you can get free service via phone to help you fix the problem. Best service ever.

I used the Apple Pencil first generation without any problems, but the new one is much better in all respects.