Atomic Glacier Blue Transparent Clear Faceplate For Apple iPod Video 5th & 5.5 Generation A1136 Plastic Condition:New Sale is for iPad only Capacity:16GB

Name: Atomic Glacier Blue Transparent Clear Faceplate For Apple iPod Video 5th & 5.5 Generation A1136 Plastic Condition:New Sale is for iPad only Capacity:16GB
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 36365934478
Price: 49.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.3267 (6 reviews)

Atomic Glacier Blue Transparent Clear Faceplate For Apple iPod Video 5th & 5.5 Generation A1136 Plastic Condition:New Sale is for iPad only Capacity:16GB

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Atomic Glacier Blue Transparent Clear Faceplate For Apple iPod Video 5th & 5.5 Generation A1136 Plastic Condition:New Sale is for iPad only Capacity:16GB Sale is for iPad only Please note: A pair of supported headphones with inline controls & microphone are required to interface with the iPod

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