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    Apple iPod Classic 80 GB Silver (6th Generation) (Discontinued by Manufacturer)

    • but I have a 120GB classic and although it is heavy, it is not too bad to lug around
    • I'm just enjoying my new iPod Classic (80GB), I love the new design, (flatter and lighter) works perfectly for me; the screen, the games, the sound, everything is just so good
    • Super thrilling silver redesign and 80 GB make this perfect for me
    • That simple!The 80GB classic is perfect for what I use it for: listening to my entire music collection from one convienent place.
    • I settled for the 80GB `Classic' since I was iPodless
    • This is without a doubt the most completely non-user-engineered downgrade to an otherwise sterling product line that I've ever seen!If you need a stylish 80GB or 160GB external hard drive this may be the product for you.
    • I love the Ipod classic 80 GB
    • The 6th generation is a very nicely improved version of the 80 gb classic iPod
    • The new Ipod Classic 80 GB is sluggish and the click wheel sensitivity has just deteriorated compared to the previous Ipod Models
    • Hello all,First I would like to say that I have the 80GB Classic
    • The new Ipod Classic 80 GB is sluggish and the click wheel sensitivity has just deteriorated compared to the previous Ipod Models
    • The Apple IPod Classic 80 GB Silver I received was justas described and delivered in a very reasonable time
    • My 5G 60GB was so easy to navigate and after over a week of using my new `Classic
    • I am glad I bought the 80GB Ipod Classic vs the Ipod Nano, I have surpassed 10GB already with music, movies and TV
    • I upgraded from an older 40GB to a Classic 80GB, and I've very pleased
    • Well, I walked up front and asked a saleperson if they had any 80GB classics in stock
    • Needless to say, I eventually got to the point where I want more than 1GB of music with me at a time (though I still think the Shuffle is the best thing for going on a jog, since it clips securely on to anything in reach), and I went out and bought the 80GB, since I'd heard such great things about some of the other models from Apple, and my music collection, at the time, didn't exceed 30GB.
    • I got my 80GB iPod Classic a little less than a year ago.
    • The iPod Classic 80Gb is probably the best product regarding MP3 players Apple currently has
    • I call it a electronic device b/c it bundles a high quality mp3 player,a photo viewer, video viewer, great screen for all your viewing, a great organized software interface to access everything,sleek,thin casing that fits in my back pocket unnoticeable,and last but not least an 80-160 GB Hard drive to hold all of my growing music (now 10 GB) and video, photo, and audiobook library (20 GB)
    • The best part is this iPod has been compatible with my Bose SoundDock from my 20GB classic
    • Apple iPod classic 80 GB
    • I chose the 80GB classic over the 8GB nano simply for $$.
    • Purchased this to replace my broken 160GB Classic and it works perfectly.
    • I own several IPOD's starting with the 2nd generation and frankly the SLUGGISHNESS to user controls and the WEIGHT of the new 80GB classic is quite a disappointment
    • Apple Ipod classic 80GB is a complete companion
    • For the past ten years, the old iPod Classic 80GB reliably played non-stop, and the audio speaker amplifier was turned on and off with a timer, allowing the lovebirds to listen to thousands of bird songs and music of all genres from 8:00 am to 8:00 pm
    • I replaced a 30g with this and love it
    • So far (two days) the 80G has worked like a charm