Are ipods old and new still selling strong?

Question

like 1st gen, 2nd gen, and so on. Also, would you still or a friend still be willing to buy one at this time?

Answer 1

There will always be a secondary market for the previous generations, but by now I expect everything that's not a Video 5.5, or a Nano/Shuffle 2 to have been sold off from retail stores long ago. The new iPods in general reportedly hold 70% of the current sales market, with the iPod Video taking 90% of the hard-drive based market. Most really low-end budget players (those with half a GB or less by today's standards) use Flash memory, so that's probably where the 20% drop probably comes from, especially since you can get a bare-bones 2GB player for less than the cost of a Shuffle (hmm, now that I think about it, that might be why people moan about how iPods are all overpriced, when I've always been looking at the fact that the 80GB Video is priced the same as all of the smaller 60GB Video-clones out there, and that the 30GB models are priced the same across the board).

Answer 2

if its in working order then i do think you're able to make variety of £30-£60 on it,possibly greater. Alot of individuals dont desire those iPods anymore yet they have been very solid and so some people who do have them and are broken each and every so often purchase old ones for spare areas. examine on ebay,i think of yours is iPod 30GB 5th technology

Answer 3

depends on what model and condition and price