New Apple iPod Video Classic 5th 5.5 Enhanced Indigo Crystal / Indigo Crystal / Indigo Crystal (Black) Chrome Shade of pink matches the Capacity:16GB

Name: New Apple iPod Video Classic 5th 5.5 Enhanced Indigo Crystal / Indigo Crystal / Indigo Crystal (Black) Chrome Shade of pink matches the Capacity:16GB
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SKU: 93355558377
Price: 148.00 USD
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New Apple iPod Video Classic 5th 5.5 Enhanced Indigo Crystal / Indigo Crystal / Indigo Crystal (Black) Chrome Shade of pink matches the Capacity:16GB

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New Apple iPod Video Classic 5th 5.5 Enhanced Indigo Crystal Indigo Crystal Indigo Crystal (Black) Chrome Shade of pink matches the Capacity:16GB Shade of pink matches the original 1st generation and requires a "thick model" headphone jack lock switch flex cable 128GB (32MB) 256GB (64MB) 512GB (64MB) 1TB (64MB) 2TB (64MB) iPods are upgraded with SD card storage using Tarkan’s iFlash Solo

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