Here's a guide to identify what model: http://support.apple.com/kb/ht1353

The first one looks funny to me now

I have this one:

iPod classic

The iPod classic is a hard drive-based iPod (80 GB or 160 GB) featuring a large, widescreen color display, a Click Wheel, and the capability of displaying photos and videos. Like other models, it uses USB for syncing. The iPod classic is available in silver and black, and has an anodized aluminum and polished stainless steel enclosure.

You can distinguish the iPod classic from the iPod (5th generation) by the last three digits of the serial number. The iPod classic serial number's last three digits will be one of the following: Y5N, YMU, YMV, and YMX.

I have used these ones:

iPod shuffle
iPod shuffle is smaller than iPod mini and has no display. There are LED lights on the front and back. The capacity of the drive is engraved on the front USB connector.

iPod mini (2nd generation)

The iPod mini (2nd generation) models are distinguished from the original iPod mini models by:

• Hard drive size engraved on back of unit.

  

• Click Wheel text color matches iPod mini (2nd generation) color
• Click here for more differences.

iPhone 3GS. First and only. Will get a 4 when the white one comes out.

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ipod Nano 3G

iPod Touch 2G

iPod Touch 4G

I just bought myself a new iPod Classic (7th generation)

SoulAlive said:

I just bought myself a new iPod Classic (7th generation)

Oh, the one you can upload 500,000 songs on.

TD3 said:

Ok I have 3 ipods, lol.

First one I ever got was this: 10 GB

then I got this 40G

then this 160GB

and then I also have the iphone3GS 32GB

my main ipod though is my 5th gen 160GB.

Best invention ever... ok maybe not ever but this decade.

I've had them all. I don't know what generations they are.

I gave the 120 gig one away. And the 2g Nano. I have a Touch and a shuffle now.

I had an Ipod mini. I think they look the coolest!

I also had a nano but I didn't use it.

I use a CD player at the moment. I keep it real in these streets.

Last month was my 9th anniversary of buying my first iPod.

I've had these (bold I still own):

1. iPod (original) 5 GB with scroll wheel [2001]

2. iPod 2nd gen 20 GB with touch wheel [2002]

3. iPod 3rd gen 40 GB with touch buttons [2003]

4. iPod mini (original) 4 GB [2004]

5. iPod 4th gen 40 GB with click wheel [2004]

6. iPod shuffle (original) 1GB [2005]

7. iPod (5th gen) 80 GB with color display [2005]

8. iPod nano (original) 4 GB [2005]

9. iPhone (original) 8 GB [2007]

10. iPhone 3GS 16 GB [2009]

11. iPhone 4 32 GB [2010]

I've loved them all. All the ones I don't own anymore were sold to a friend or an eBay buyer.

minneapolisFunq said:

TD3 said:

SoulAlive said:

I just bought myself a new iPod Classic (7th generation)

Oh, the one you can upload 500,000 songs on.

Swa said:

I got one of these last xmas, bought decent headphones. Got about 110gb's of music and podcasts loaded onto it. It's made my commutes quite pleasurable, though to be honest I was content with my 1g mp3 player.

I have 3...

4th Generation 20GB

80GB

Shuffle 4GB

MrSmoketoomuch said:

My first one was the iPod "Video" bought in 2006-2007. A couple of years ago I bought the 160GB Classic - still unbeatable. You have your whole music library in your pocket, anywhere, anytime, and you don't have to buy some bulky Archos to do it.

And mine isn't even full yet. I've got about 16,000 songs = 120GB.

Oh, you have to checkout Line2 ( ) for your iPhone/iPod Touch, for 9 buck and some change a month, make Wifi calls and use Line 2 as a second line for your iPhone or turn you iPod Touch into a phone. Touch 2G & 3G you'll need headphones/speaker deal. Plus, you get voicemail, you can text message, and even if your phone or touch isn't on your voicemail will save all calls to your iPhone/Touch and send it to your email account.

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MrSmoketoomuch said:

I bought a 160 gb Classic when it looked like the most Apple offered was 120 gb, but then they brought the 160 back in the last year or so.

Sorry, no Ipod. I own a Zune HD 30gb and I love it SO much for my music listening and library building!

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So, do you all put the same music on all your iPods?

TD3 said:

So, do you all put the same music on all your iPods?

I don't understand the question.

40GB iPod 3rd Generation

512MB iPod Shuffle 1st Generation

120GB iPod Classic

2GB iPod Shuffle 4th Generation

I don't use the older 2 iPods, but I still have them. I get the most use out of my Classic, especially considering it has my entire music collection AND full-resolution photo collection on it (as backup to my computer and as portable picture-viewer).

Shuffles are for workouts.

Se7en said:

Shuffles are for workouts.

totally.

leecappella said:

TD3 said:

So, do you all put the same music on all your iPods?

I don't understand the question.

I have different music albums/songs/videos on each of my iPods. I was wondering if any of you upload the same music/videos to all your iPods?

160GB Classic .....one of my most prized possessions, its like gold to me.....best invention yet!

TD3 said:

leecappella said:

I don't understand the question.

I have different music albums/songs/videos on each of my iPods. I was wondering if any of you upload the same music/videos to all your iPods?

My 120GB Classic is for the music. My 32GB Ipod Touch is strictly for audiobooks & podcasts