Original Apple iPod Lanyard In-Ear Headphones Earbuds for iPod Nano 1st Generation MA360G/A (2004 Style) Condition:New (Open Box) Shade of pink matches the Capacity:16GB

Name: Original Apple iPod Lanyard In-Ear Headphones Earbuds for iPod Nano 1st Generation MA360G/A (2004 Style) Condition:New (Open Box) Shade of pink matches the Capacity:16GB
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SKU: 66390124201
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Original Apple iPod Lanyard In-Ear Headphones Earbuds for iPod Nano 1st Generation MA360G/A (2004 Style) Condition:New (Open Box) Shade of pink matches the Capacity:16GB

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Original Apple iPod Lanyard In Ear Headphones Earbuds for iPod Nano 1st Generation MA360G A (2004 Style) Condition:New (Open Box) Shade of pink matches the Capacity:16GB Shade of pink matches the original 1st generation 80GB: MB029 PB029 MB147 PB147 Please note: Product is compatible with iPod Nano 1st generation only

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