Where to get the cheapest ipod Touch

Counting_Pennies_2

Hi all,

I wonder if anyone can point me in the direction of somewhere I can get a brand new ipod touch for a reasonable price?

My DS would love one for his birthday, but they are so expensive, I just wondered where is best?

Many thanks

Gillyx

The prices will be much of muchness as Apple set the prices for the majority of there goods with not much room to discount.

Always buy from a reputable dealer/retailer. Amazon have them for £132.99 at the moment, for 16gb, 4th gen, which is the second newest model. It will be the cheapest though as the newest models only come in bigger memories which will cost more. HTH x

tootiemac

The apple website do refurbs all grade A and have a warranty. To see whats available go to the apple website then store and on the left close to the bottom will be the refurb section. Best advice check it often as the availabilty changes daily. Hope this helps im sure I seen a 64gb 4th gen with £100 off yesterday.

Jenny_Tall

Apple prices are pretty much set in stone. Sorry but you will never find a current model at a discount that will get you excited.

Treevo

You may be able to buy a new one from Very with a new customer discount voucher (£25-30 off usually). But that's about it.

iwannanicerlife

check out student computers for decent refurbs (don't have to be a student). I've had two and been very pleased.

Alikay

Does it have to be brand new? I've just sold my 32gb 4th gen ipod touch for £77 on eBay. Had only used it a couple of times as I just didn't like the ipod way of listening to music:o, so it was a bargain for the buyer. There are loads going 2nd hand on eBay and in the Cash Converter type places.

xbrenx

Another vote for student computers here. You can choose the standard of refurb which are all very good and mainly just have wear marks on the back which can be covered up with a ... well with a cover :-)

Link here

onlyroz

As others have said, the cheapest options would be to either go for a refurb, try and get hold of an older model, or to get one second hand. You could try somewhere like Computer Exchange for second-hand iPods - at least then you'd be able to see it before you bought it, and it would probably come with some sort of warranty, whereas with eBay you're taking a gamble on scratches etc.