My new car came without a CD player. We bought the IPod to play my cds in the car. Works great but does get hot.

Easy To Set Up; Great Sound; Long Battery Life; Lots of Storage; Reliable Performance; Simple Controls; Sleek/Compact

Gets Hot When In Constant

An improvement over its predecessor and while it's great to use every day, it isn't quite perfect.

The unit has some superficial scratches but seems to work just fine. The problem is I run Windows computers and I can't install iTunes. Therefore I have no way to get music on the iPod. Not much good to have something designed to play music and no way to get it loaded.

Apple 's iPod touch has had a radical makeover, with the fourth-generation Touch coming in the wake of the widely praised iPhone 4 and offering some of the same features. It is Apple's best iPod to date and can be considered a triple threat: a gaming console, multimedia player and internet device.

A fully functioning, boxed, brand new ipod touch 5 64 gb with all accessories and all seals intact. Unless you absolutely have to have the latest generation, then I would thoroughly recommend this ipod from this company.

The king of the iPods gets some nice new features and a smaller form factor, solidifying its place as the portable media player to beat.

Impressive 2010 feature additions; Slimmer than ever; Seamless interface; Improved display; processor

So-so still photos; Body prone to smudges; scratches

Much has changed since the last time Apple updated the iPod touch. Smartphones have become cheaper and more popular, and free-with-contract models are now available from most manufacturers.

Better screen; better performance; better camera; similar battery life-the newest iPod touch is in every way a substantial upgrade over its two-year-old predecessor; Impressive IPS screen is of the same quality as the one used in the iPhone 5; Camera peg and LED flash cement its position as a usable...

Still no GPS sensor; Ambient light sensor is inexplicably absent; At a starting price of $299; the newest iPod is competing with just about every smartphone and tablet worth owning; and it's priced well out of the impulse-buy zone

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has become the Swiss knife of tech gadgets. Now with a larger screen, bigger starting storage (32GB), a workable 5 megapixel camera and all the benefits of iOS 6 (Siri, Maps, iMessage, FaceTime) the iPod Touch has truly evolved.

The first thing you notice about the 2012 fifth-generation iPod touch is how beautifully it's made. Crazy thin, ridiculously light, yet sturdy as a slab of slate.