Darryl Boxberger
Apple's final iPod, the 2019 iPod touch, is now officially sold out on the official US online storefront, with some stock remaining in Canada, Brazil, and the UK.
On Tuesday, Apple announced that the iPod line had been discontinued, with the iPod touch available through Apple "while supplies last."
Now, one day later, all iPod touch models are listed as "out of stock," as spotted by by 9to5Mac.
Several iPod touch models can still be found in Apple Online Stores in other countries, such as Brazil, Canada, and the UK.
Apple first launched the iPod in 2001, with the final iteration arriving in 2019. The 2019 iPod touch featured an A10 Fusion chip.
The iPod touch was not just the final iPod, it has also been the lower-cost gateway to iOS for many users.
Third-party resellers, including Amazon and B&H Photo Video, still have inventory available, with the best iPod prices at press time starting at $189.99.
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My old iPod touch died a few weeks ago and I had in my head decided to buy a new one when new models were released. Instead, when the news it was being discontinued droppe yesterday, I went and bought one at my local Apple store. Today, they’re sold out. Whether I keep it or not, I’m kind of glad I picked one while I could.
I wonder if this means this old A10 Fusion processor from 2016 (and the A10X variant) are not going to be produced anymore? If true, it would mean Apple TV HD will encounter the same fate pretty soon, or is this exclusively about the iPod Touch getting discontinued as a marketed product, iPod brand, etc?
(I bought my first and only, iPod Touch 2nd gen, roughly spring 2009).