Refurbished 7th Generation iPod Nano Now Available in Apple Online Store
Apple today began offering refurbished models of the seventh-generation iPod nano in its online store, more than six months after the redesigned device was released. The addition comes roughly a week after Apple began offering refurbished fifth-generation iPod touch models.
The refurbished seventh-generation iPod nano models come with 16 GB of storage and are priced at $129, a $20 discount from the standard price. All seven standard colors of the iPod nano are currently available, although the special (PRODUCT) RED version is unavailable in the refurbished store.
Apple's refurbished units come equipped with the same one-year warranty that standard products offer and have been thoroughly tested for reliability. The units also come with brand-new batteries and outer shells.
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Top Rated Comments
I just picked up a shuffle instead of this nano simply because of cost. Although the nano has 8x more storage, bluetooth, etc...for only 3x more money.
I just wished the nano was able to install apps or had a real GPS. Then one could visually see a map/route and made the the ultimate running device.
With that huge saving "maybe I'll go to the movies.......by myself.." - Ezra from Trading Places