Used Apple iPod Shuffle 2nd Generation 1GB 2GB Hot Pink A1204 MB811LL/A MA947LL/A FireWire Adapter Please Note: iPhone 4 models Capacity:16GB

Name: Used Apple iPod Shuffle 2nd Generation 1GB 2GB Hot Pink A1204 MB811LL/A MA947LL/A FireWire Adapter Please Note: iPhone 4 models Capacity:16GB
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 92379283807
Price: 39.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.6012 (10 reviews)

Used Apple iPod Shuffle 2nd Generation 1GB 2GB Hot Pink A1204 MB811LL/A MA947LL/A FireWire Adapter Please Note: iPhone 4 models Capacity:16GB

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Used Apple iPod Shuffle 2nd Generation 1GB 2GB Hot Pink A1204 MB811LL A MA947LL A FireWire Adapter Please Note: iPhone 4 models Capacity:16GB Please Note: iPhone 4 models sold via this listing are no longer able to be activated for use on a cellular network Please note: iOS 15 represents the maximum supported version for all iPhone 6s models Sale is for iPod only

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