Apple’s iconic iPod has long been discontinued by the company. But thanks to superfans, iPods aren’t just not dead—they’re getting better than ever. Thanks to renewed interest, more custom iPod components are available now than ever before. “When the iPod Classic was discontinued, the availability of custom parts was a shell of what it is now … you could really only get batteries and real Apple parts,” says Austin Lucas, a trusted iPod part supplier. “2020 was when the purple, green, and blue faceplates came out for the sixth- and seventh-gen iPods, and then that fall the rainbow, blue, and purple backs came out. That added a little freshness and excitement … people would log on and they’d see a green iPod. Woah! When was that possible?”
Read more about the iPod-Mod movement at the link in our bio.
📸: Samantha Cooper
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Listen, I have a small ipod touch thx miraculously never broke. Are you telling me there’s hope for my ipod?
Oh no, don’t cover this. Used iPods will become expensive..
Make the Zune hip again. That player was my jam.
Tell me more!!
Brings me back. I remember the days of putting ssds in those things
That was the moment my love affair with Apple ended…..
I like it
Nice article 👍🏻
💕still have an ipod classic somewhere
Like trying to impress someone with a tamagotchi.
👏
What is Adult Jazz?
Colored case? 🗑️
@sw_rm
Loved this little device even though I never really used it was my wife’s still looked cool to have. 👏
Balam acab. Nice.
Did…did you make up fake artists/songs to avoid a comment section full of jokes about bad music taste?
colored cases? uh, ok. great metaphor for the kind of superficiality that apple fans are known for.
$5000 for the first 20 people to DM “STRUGGLING”🇺🇸🇨🇦
🤣🤣🤣🤣
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