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Apple Specs > iPod (All) > iPod classic
Update Published April 1, 2025
Every Apple iPod (classic), regardless of release date, processor, color, capacity, or other attribute, is listed below.
When Apple first introduced the iPod in 2001, there only was one model. Over the years, Apple introduced both smaller iPod models -- iPod mini, iPod nano, and iPod shuffle -- and the more capable, essentially handheld computer, iPod touch.
The larger, mostly white, iPod models that could easily trace their lineage to the original was branded "iPod classic" in 2007 and these "full size" iPod models are commonly grouped together retroactively regardless of their year of release. Apple discontinued the iPod classic in 2014.
Click on a specific device for its complete technical specs, capacity options, identification details, original price in dozens of countries, and more.
You may also be interested in All iPod models, which includes all iPods from 2001 through 2022 regardless of specific product line.
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Asterisks indicate that particularly important details are provided on the applicable specs page. Also note that configurations listed are the default or most common; many models have multiple options. Refer to the specs page for full details.
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