Apple iPod touch 4th Gen 8GB Reviews

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Verdict: 8GB 32GB 64GB Size and Weight2 Height: 4.4 inches (111.0 mm) Width: 2.32 inches (58.9 mm) Depth: 0.28 inch (7.2 mm) Weight: 3.56 ounces (101 grams) Wireless3 802.11b/g/n Wi-Fi (802.11n 2.4GHz only) Bluetooth 2.1 + EDR Maps-location based service4 Nike+ support built in5 Display 3.5-inch (diagonal)

Apple iPod Touch 4th generation review

Verdict: The sublime iPod Touch is now Apple's most successful iPod and this latest version is better than ever. Jonathan Ive and his team have been able to shave yet more millimetres and grams off a PMP that was already thinner than the Piers Morgan fanclub directory, yet incorporate new features including...

The Best smart phone

Pros: attractive design, slimmer and thinner, great speedy A4 processor, Great apps and realistic games
Cons: limited color addition, very low resolution of camera, base model starts with 8GB, very sensitivity model
Verdict: though this doesn't look like a smart phone it doesn't have the phone feature But it has all the features except phone which iPhone has it. But the good thing is that it can call via WiFi. The processor A4 is awesome in speed and opens the apps within a second.

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Apple iPod Touch 4th Generation

Pros: Thinnest and lightest iPhone Touch ever, A4 processor makes it superfast
Cons: The camera comes without a flash
Verdict: Overall, this is very much a gadget killer but it is also a downgraded iPhone 4 featuring some of its best technologies. However, if you're after an all in one mobile entertainment device this is most likely to be the one.

iPod touch 4th Generation review

Verdict: The most amazing thing about Apple's latest iPod touch is its colour. It's available in both black and white. No, we're not being glib - we mean it! Apart from the colour change there's no difference here between the specs of the iPod touch 4th Generation from 2010, and this latest refresh.

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iPod touch (2010)

Pros: Retina Display, Front- and back-facing cameras, New A4 CPU
Cons: Back camera quality is low, Needs a GPS chip, Screen is lacking IPS technology
Verdict: At Apple's last event, Steve Jobs called the iPod touch the company's "most popular iPod," and it's easy to understand why. In just a few short years, the iPhone-with-no-phone has kept in lockstep with Cupertino's halo device, benefitting from the same kind of constant hardware and software updating...

Apple iPod Touch 4th Gen 8GB Media Player Review

Pros: +Lots of apps in iTunes to choose from, +Great portable gaming system, +Excellent graphics, +Volume is loud, +Thin and lightweight
Cons: -iTunes is horrible software, -Camera not the greatest, -Can't uninstall apps from Apple, -Fingerprint magnet
Verdict: I'm sure what I have today for review needs no introduction, it's the iPod Touch 4th Gen 8GB from Apple. There is one thing that makes it a bit different, it's the fact that it's not new, it's a refurbished or basically used product. I know not a lot of people don't like refurbs for […]

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Apple iPod touch (4th generation) review

Verdict: 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.

Read full review at PC Advisor

Apple iPod touch (4th gen, 32GB)

Verdict: The price might be eyewatering, but this is the ultimate pocket entertainment device, with a fabulous screen

Read full review at PC Authority

iPod Touch 4th Generation Review and Photos

Verdict: In this review, I'll briefly outline the new features of the iPod Touch 4G and compare it to my old 2nd-generation iPod Touch . I also did some comparison shots of the exterior hardware.

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Apple iPod touch (Fourth-Generation)

Verdict: By Jeremy Horwitz Editor-in-Chief, iLounge ( Google+ ) Published: Wednesday, October 12, 2011 Category: iPods Pros: A major update to Apple's most versatile iPod, adding twin cameras, a high-resolution 960x640 screen, a microphone, a bigger and longer-lasting battery, and a 3-axis gyroscope, amongst

Apple iPod touch Fourth Generation (4G) Review

Pros: AirPlay: Coolest. Feature. Ever, Retina display brings stellar quality to all applications, FaceTime video calling to iPhone 4 and other iPod touch 4G's, over Wi-Fi... for free
Cons: The still camera is a terrific addition, but not at only 960-by-720 quality, How small is too small when it comes to edge-mounted buttons
Verdict: I've made mistakes before and I'll make 'em again: My prediction that the latest iPod touch would evolve similarly to the iPhone, with its bulkier straight-edge design for 2010, was way off.

Read full review at BigPictureBigSound

Apple iPod Touch (4th generation) Review

Verdict: Quote from that review: "Three years after Apple stretched the definition of "personal media player" to new heights with its class-leading iPod Touch, other manufacturers are just starting to catch up with Android-powered mini tablets.

Apple iPod Touch (4th generation) Review

Pros: Incredibly thin, sleek design, High-resolution Retina display, Solid Apple build quality, iOS versatility and ease-of-use, Long battery life for multimedia, 720p HD video capture and videoconferencing
Cons: Below-average file support, Low-res rear camera, No GPS, Smudgy mirror finish
Verdict: The returning touch-screen champ, Apple's 4th-generation iPod Touch retains its title with a Retina display, HD video recording, a faster processor,and a competitive price.

Read full review at Digitaltrends

Apple iPod Touch 4G

Verdict: The rumour mill was flying thick and fast last year with speculation that the new third-generation version of the iPod Touch would include a camera for the first time. However, the model unveiled featured a faster processor but no camera, leaving the Apple faithful feeling somewhat underwhelmed.

Apple iPod Touch 4G

Pros: Human coach helps in setting goals, Can double up as a watch
Cons: Sub-par battery life, Not water proof
Verdict: The only reason to buy the GOQii Band is because you get a human coach to help you with your fitness activities. This makes it a really good option for someone starting off on a fitness regime.

Apple iPod Touch 4G Review

Pros: Retina Display is unnervingly sharp, Built in mic and cameras, Almost everything an iPhone can do at a fraction of the price
Cons: No GPS, No LED flash, Photo quality is nothing to write home about
Verdict: Back in early June, when the iPhone 4 was unveiled to a rapturous audience, my immediate reaction was "If this is the new iPhone, the next iPod Touch is going to be amazing!" Fast forward a few months and here it is: the 4th generation iPod Touch actually does sport most of the iPhone's major...

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Apple's fourth-generation iPod Touch sets the benchmark for portable media players

Pros: Rich display, faster processor, HD video recording, front and back cameras
Cons: Poor camera resolution, no camera flash, no in-line microphone on included ear buds
Verdict: 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.

Read full review at review.goodgearguide.com.au

Apple iPod touch 4G (32 GB)

Pros: Lots of features, Facetime available without 3G, Decent processor does a good job, Reasonable quality audio
Cons: TN screen, not IPS like on the iPhone 4, Low resolution on the screen, Headphones need replacing
Verdict: At last: the iPod touch can now take photos, and videos too!  While they were at it, Apple even included their Facetime video-calling system. Hardware: well, it's still an iPod ...

Apple iPod Touch (4G)

Pros: Rich display, faster processor, HD video recording, front and back cameras
Cons: Poor camera resolution, no camera flash, no in-line microphone on included ear buds
Verdict: 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.

Apple iPod Touch 4G

Verdict: The iPod Touch is an amazingly versatile little gadget, and the improved performance of this model enhances its gaming credentials, while the FaceTime technology will appeal to adults and youngsters alike.

Apple iPod Touch 2010 – Lots of new features

Verdict: When it comes to music players, iPod is probably the first thing that strikes in to your mind which proves that this gadget is the world's most famous music player. There are other manufacturers making music players but they haven't come anywhere close to iPod's class.

Pros: This is simply the best-looking iPod, indeed the best-looking MP3 player we've ever laid eyes on. The Touch 4G is even thinner than its predecessors – any bulges have been eradicated to leave a sheer, smooth device, The new Retina Display that it shares with the iPhone 4 is just as stunning with its...
Cons: The camera on the new iPod touch is still a touch disappointing. Stills top out at a maximum of 960×720, so you won't be replacing your cam with these just yet. And the fixed focus doesn't help matters, The maximum capacity is a mere 64GB, so this is not for audiophiles.
Verdict: The most beautiful MP3 player we've seen, and a peerless all-rounder for music, media and gaming.

iPod touch 4th Gen (2010)

Pros: Good range of features, Impressive performance, Crisp sound quality
Cons: Slow connection speed, Poor photo quality, Disappointing Game Center
Verdict: With a faster CPU, Retina display and FaceTime, what's not to like?

Apple iPod touch 4th Gen.

Pros: Small & lightweight, Extremely responsive, Razor sharp screen, Intuitive interface, Dual cameras including front facing camera, Great gaming, Excellent battery life, Good WiFi performance thanks to 802.11n, Wifi + mic + Skype app = "poor mans
Cons: Glossy screen reflects lots of ambient light, Not the same IPS panel as the new iPhone, Screen & body are a fingerprint magnet, Requires iTunes to load media on to it, Low resolution cameras, Storage is not upgradeable, Not compatible with 3rd gen cases, 802.11n is only 2.4Ghz, not 5Ghz support,
Verdict: The new iPod touch is a worthy successor to the third gen. model. It is lighter and more responsive than its predecessor. It's highly recommended if you want a simple, intuitive touch based PMP, even if it comes with subpar headphones.

Review: iPod Touch 4th Gen (4G) & Comparison

Pros: Retina Display, 960-by-640-pixel resolution at 326 pixels per inch, Two cameras! Video recording, HD (720p) up to 30 frames per second with audio; still photos (960 x 720) with back camera.
Cons: Mirrored rear fingerprints easily, Easy to cover rear camera lens with your finger, Pricing structure seems strange: 8GB is $229, next step up is 32GB for $299. 64GB is $399
Verdict: This is the device iPod Touch users have been waiting for. Hailed as "the iPhone without the phone" the new iPod Touch 4th Gen has HD video recording capabilities, Wi-Fi, a superior display, and all the features of an iPhone 4 without a contract. This is a must-have item for any gadget fanatic.

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Apple iPod touch (fourth generation, late 2010) review

Verdict: The iPod touch is wildly popular for good reason. It’s an extremely versatile device: media player, pocket gaming machine, productivity tool, Internet communication device and, with this latest update, pocket camcorder, still camera, handheld recorder and FaceTime video phone.

Apple iPod touch 4th gen review Review

Pros: High-resolution screen, Video calling, Easy to use, Loads of apps
Cons: Rubbish camera, No FM radio or GPS, Reliance on iTunes
Verdict: A high-resolution screen and video calling just made the best better, but we'd recommend an iPhone 4 if you can afford it.

Apple iPod touch (4th generation, 32GB)

Verdict: The nano takes the plaudits for most adventurous iPod update, but the touch runs it a close second. Cast your eye over it briefly and it doesn't look as if much as changed over the previous version.

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Fourth-generation iPod touch

Pros: 960x640 display, Dual cameras, FaceTime support, 720p video recording, Longer battery life, Faster A4 processor, Three-axis gyro
Cons: Poor quality still pictures, No GPS receiver, No 16GB option
Verdict: The Good 960x640 display Dual cameras, FaceTime support 720p video recording Longer battery life Faster A4 processor Three-axis gyro The Bad Poor quality still pictures No GPS receiver No 16GB option Design The iPod touch has been updated every year since its initial introduction in 2007.

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Apple iPod touch (fourth generation, late 2010) review

Pros: Extremely versatile device, addition of FaceTime video calling, much improved clear and bright display, HD video recording, better gaming potential, powered by Apple's A4 chip
Cons: Still camera poor compared to iPhone 4, no GPS hardware
Verdict: You know the story by now. For many, the iPod touch is the iPhone without the phone and GPS features-no cellular voice calls, no texting, and no EDGE or 3G wireless service. The remaining features that the two have in common (or lack) is often how the iPod touch is judged.

Apple iPod touch 4G review

Pros: Display is sensational, the App Store, user interface, versatility, build quality
Cons: Price, camera offering a little lacklustre, new design isn't as comfortable as the last version, limited format support
Verdict: With the recent refresh of Apple's iPod range, the iPod touch has undoubtedly asserted itself at the top of the tree. With the nano stripping down, there appears to be a hole in the middle of what was once Apple's MP3 player offering.

Review: Apple iPod Touch 2010 4th Generation

Pros: Feels impossibly thin-we literally lost the Touch in our own pockets. Looks so sharp you could nearly shave with it. Runner? You're in luck. Touch supports Nike plus. 802.11b/g/n Wi-Fi support. The display is beautiful, brilliant and mesmerizing. All glory to the hypno-screen
Cons: Metallic finish collects more fingerprints than the NSA. Higher-end models are fairly costly. No flash on the browser or the camera. Video recording and still-image capture could be a touch (ha!) better
Verdict: There's a joke widely told among tech nerds ending with a punch line that goes something like, "I loved my first gen iPod Touch when it could make calls and was called an iPhone." The iPod Touch may constitute 40 percent of iOS sales, but the general consensus among gadget hounds is why ?

Apple iPod Touch Review (2010)

Verdict: The iPod Touch has been the staple of Apple's iPod lineup for the past few years, specifically for those looking for all the functionality of the iPhone, just without the hefty AT&T contract.

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Apple iPod Touch 4G review

Verdict: Excels as a music player, games machine, videocamera and so much more. The best iPod yet

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IPod Touch (Fourth Generation, Late 2010)

Pros: Retina display provides sharp images and text, Built-in mic and speaker make VoIP
Cons: Rear-facing camera produces mediocre results,
Verdict: You know the story by now. For many, the iPod Touch is the iPhone without the phone and GPS features--no cellular voice calls, no texting, and no EDGE...

Apple iPod touch (2010)

Pros: Fast A4 processor, Sharp Retina Display, Superb gameplay gets social with Game Time, 720p video recording, FaceTime calling capability
Cons: Low-resolution still camera, Narrower viewing angles than iPhone 4, Pricier than predecessor
Verdict: Now that the iPod touch is in its fourth generation, Apple finds itself at interesting crossroads. The company simply doesn't have any competition right now in the high-end portable media player market.

Apple iPod Touch 64GB

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

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Apple iPod Touch 64GB review

Verdict: If you think a £110 premium is a fair price to pay for a bigger screen and App Store downloads, you'll love the touch. If not, turn to the classic and bag yourself an extra 96GB.

Ever since we received this product it never worked. ...

Verdict: Ever since we received this product it never worked. We have not been able to download anything to it or get updates. We have had several people look at it in a years time and never figured out what was wrong with it.

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Good company and product

Verdict: Good condition and in working condition. Recieved it faster than expected. Arrived in the condition described

Gone crazy after hearing its sound quality.

Verdict: I am crazy about this apple product, great work apple. Best thing about this ipod is it have dual camera with front and rare with average quality pictures. I really addicted to its sound quality when u hear it on your head fones, the desing of it is so amazing, looks smart when u hold it in your...

Unit Seems to Work Fine

Verdict: 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.

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BE AWARE!!!! is it possible to give no stars

Verdict: DO NOT BUY ANYTHING!!! The product you receive is not the product advertised. It is frankenstein of third party parts. Never worked properly from the first day. Terrible product and horrible customer service. Not pleased at all.

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Wonderful product and it met all of my needs!

Verdict: I bought this for my niece to replace her old iPod and she absolutely loves it! It was easy to set up and looks great! This product definitely improves with each new generation and I expect this one to last for a long time with all of the new features it has.

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Apple iPod Touch 4th Generation (16 GB, White)

Pros: Everything
Cons: Nothing
Verdict: Was perfect and very nice product

The (Not So) Ancient Of Apple

Pros: Sleek aluminum body, Good for jailbreaking, Decent for multimedia
Cons: Extremely laggy, Crashes often, Terrible camera, Low resolution display, Extremely low RAM (256 MB, Single core processor
Verdict: Ah, the iPod Touch 4th generation. Nowadays, I take this elsewhere to listen to listen to music, no longer as a primary device. In my earlier days of using this, it worked alright. Now? It's slow, crashes extremely often and can't handle even the simplest of applications.

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Great Entertainment Buddy

Verdict: My iPod is super-sleek and compact. I use it mainly to listen to music, play games and watch videos. With the tap of a button/icon hundreds of fun games can be downloaded from the App Store.

Ipod review (apple Ipod 4th gen 8GB)

Pros: "easy to use not to complicated, "apple store is great for games and apps, "have tonns of songs, "listen to music clearly
Cons: "lags on internet (depends on internet speed mines really slow), " 32gb or 64gb), "lack of space (if you need lots of space go for a 16gb
Verdict: OK i have had this iPod for 4 years now but its not going well... its really good its just the lack of space i have to store stuff on my iPod, and as its an iPod apple have dropped the ios 8.00 update to make you buy a new iPod but im just gonna stick with what i have got.

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Best portable computer made by Apple

Pros: Personal computer (wifi only) that fits in your pocket, wristband, car rest, desk, or anything else that can support the size of a credit card. Fast (stock Ios). This thing was super fast.... Until I installed Ios5 on it.
Cons: Newer OSes make this device sluggish. No Siri support :( Needs wifi (you know this going in, but compared to your smartphone, does the price match?) Not enough storage for television series or HD movies, but for the size of the screen, do you really want it to
Verdict: I had this thing for 3+ years and I still use it for a variety of things. Compared to a laptop or netbook, this thing suffers with internet browsing and chronic typing, but for everyday emailing, quick web searches, awesome gaming, and that random app that can turn an even from a hassle to a...

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