The new iPod classic comes with 160GB of storage in the same compact size, making it the take-everything-everywhere iPod. It’s available in quintessential silver or striking black. iPod classic also has plenty of battery life (up to 36 hours of audio playback or 6 hours of video playback), good looks (a sleek, anodized aluminum design), and other great features (Cover Flow and Genius playlists for creating perfect playlists). You can even rent a movie from iTunes and watch it on the go.

iPod classic is the take-everything-everywhere iPod. Click to enlarge.

Up to 40,000 songs, 200 hours of video, 25,000 photos, or any combination to fill your pocket with sight and sound. Click to enlarge.

160GB at under a half-inch deep. Click to enlarge.

Available in quintessential silver or striking black. Click to enlarge.

Your Top 40,000

Meet a Musical Genius
Say you’re listening to a song you really like and want to hear other tracks that go great with it. With a few clicks, the Genius feature finds the songs in your library that go great together and makes a Genius playlist for you. You can listen to the playlist right away, save it for later, or even refresh it and give it another go. Count on Genius to create a mix you wouldn’t have thought of yourself.

Hold Everything
iPod classic gives you 160GB of storage capacity, good for up to 40,000 songs, 200 hours of video, 25,000 photos, or any combination. And you get up to 36 hours of battery life, so you can keep on rocking for a long, long time.

With 160GB of space, iPod classic means you can always have your entire music and movie library with you. Carry it from the living room to a party in the backyard. Or take it on a cross-country road trip and never listen to the same song twice.

Click to Enjoy
Finding exactly what you want to watch or listen to is easy. Use the Click Wheel to browse by album art with Cover Flow or navigate your songs and videos by playlist, artist, album, genre, and more. You can also search for specific titles and artists. Want to mix things up? Click Shuffle Songs for a different experience every time.

Watch Movies and TV Shows
The vivid 2.5-inch display makes video come alive. Purchase or rent movies, buy TV shows, and download video podcasts from the iTunes Store, then sync them to your iPod classic to watch anywhere, anytime.

Play iPod Games
Put hours of fun at your fingertips. iPod classic comes with three games–Vortex, iQuiz, and Klondike–and you can purchase games such as Cake Mania from the iTunes Store. All iPod games are designed specifically for the iPod interface.

Share Your Photos
iPod classic uses iTunes to sync the photos you have in iPhoto on a Mac. You can view photo slideshows complete with music and transitions on iPod classic, or play them on a TV using an optional Apple component or composite AV cable.

Reduced Environmental Impact
iPod classic embodies Apple’s continuing environmental progress. It is designed with the following features to reduce environmental impact :

• Arsenic-free display glass
• BFR-free
• Mercury-free LED-backlit display
• PVC-free
• Highly recyclable aluminum and stainless steel enclosure

What’s in the Box
Apple iPod classic 160 GB Silver (7th Generation), Earphones, USB 2.0 cable, Dock adapter, Quick Start guide

5 Responses to “Apple iPod classic 160 GB Silver (7th Generation) NEWEST MODEL”

1. Jack Brown says:

   June 21, 2010 at 12:00 am

   Bought this bad puppy after I sold my iPod Touch. Decided I wanted something that would store all my music and some videos. It works great.
2. J. Pettitt says:

   June 20, 2010 at 12:00 am

   First, the click wheel never worked correctly for me. Also, right after the warranty expired, the hard drive started clicking. I do not recommend this iPod. My 5G iPod color click wheel worked a million times better and it lasted so much longer (broke when I cracked the screen by accident). Think I’ll look into finding a 5G on ebay or something, or maybe just try to avoid Apple products all together and revert back to the compact disc. Oh, by the way, if you ever do have problems with the 7G, it’s without a doubt, the most difficult case to open w/o ruining one of the cheap components.
3. Bernardo S. Moreira says:

   June 20, 2010 at 12:00 am

   Just as usual, iPod is still working.

   Not on time to have any kind of problems.
4. Ray says:

   June 19, 2010 at 12:00 am

   I am really enjoying my ipod. Took me a long time to get one. I am not going to write a long review so i will get right to it. Overall the ipod itself is great, its great to listen to in the car and working out at the gym when your doing cardio. I only have two complaints. One is ITUNES. There isnt a user manual included, its all in the software help guide. But it took me a few days to actually figure things out but by looking for help on other sites not ITUNES where other users struggled and gave good tips. It just depends how you want your music organized i guess. I personally would like it organzied so i know where things are. Also the most frustrating thing about ITUNES is the way when you copy a cd you bought from the store and lets say some songs are duets or maybe even have a guest rapper on it. ITUNES sometimes instead of putting all the songs in one folder, it will separate them as if the rapper guest songs or duets are there own cd or file and it can be almost tricky to get that file to move to correct folder until you know what your doing. Very frustrating, took me days to figure out. Even when you download music elsewhere, if its from a sharing site and that person doesnt tag something correctly it can be thrown anywhere in ITUNES. One other complaint i have but this is even for cds to. The way some music is louder than other songs. You could have a bad download or older cds where music isnt loud, however the ipod does have an option of making the songs all one volume but for some reason i feel it muffles the sound quality some. Anyway once you figure out ITUNES, the ipod is just great. I love it!
5. Sorek says:

   June 19, 2010 at 12:00 am

   Any suggestions for decently-priced AV composite cables that will actually work with the 160GB iPod Classic, late 2009 model? It’s very confusing sifting through the published and often arcane gibberish–and the Apple store is next to useless online, as they don’t ‘do’ email support.