8GB, 32GB, or 64GB

[AntiRiku*Axel]

Hello everyone! I need some help with finding the right amount of GB for me in an iPod Touch. I plan on saving up enough money after Christmas to get one, probably from Walmart because their's is about 20 $ cheaper than anywhere else. Anyway I think I should get the 32GB Model. I'll probably put all of my KH Soundtracks, and other CDs on there which is about 10 Cds with 15-20 3.5 minute long songs (not including KH, obviously) and I figure I'd run out of room if I got some games and a couple 100 songs put on the 8GB model. And I guess that I wouldn't need as much room as there would be on the 64GB (I'm just guessing here). So which GB model should I get?

(Unfortunatly I'll also end up having to get 2 black Wii controllers w/ black wii Motion+ and 2 black nunchucks to go with my other 2 white sets of controllers, so I'll need to get a lot of money.)

Thanks!​

 

[Shadow Soldier]

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For starters. Secondly, I have an 8gb, with 918 songs, no videos, 12 photos, 2 apps (1 being Tap Tap Revenge updated with all the songs), and I still have 432mb left, so I could easily fit up to 1000+ songs. How many songs do you plan on putting on there?

 

[Stavvy]

8GB $199

32GB $299

64GB $399

Of course, that's new.

I'd say you'd be safe with a 32gb ipod.

 

[Sapphire Skies]

I'm getting the 32 GB. No matter what I do, it always seems like I fill up an 8 GB ipod. Usually, its full of songs. I'd say get a 32. Also to save more money, you could look into Apple Refurbished Products. They're completely restored and come with a one year warranty just like the brand new ones, only difference you can get a 32 GB for the price of an 8 GB.

 

[brodyblackout]

as many gigs as you possibly can my friend, if you jailbreak it (completely safe dont worry) you'll need it to hold all that wonderful hacked content

 

[Dogenzaka]

Here's your answer:
iPod touch for less with more features

 

[αsiя]

I would go with the 64gig because 32g cannot fill up my music library
but whatever fits you

 

[XIII Nobodies]

Here's your answer:
iPod touch for less with more features

No, it's too obvious. People aren't smart enough to do further research before buying an overpriced, overrated product (iPod).

EDIT: I like how of all sports out there, MS uses MLS soccer logos on their Zune. I just find it funny.

 

[marlousmiracle]

Actually if you go on Apple's website, you can go to the refurbished store. Right now there's a $199 16gb 2nd generation iTouch. I'd say refurbished products are very reliable products seeing as how I had my 80gb Ipod for over a year and a half.

 

[AntiRiku*Axel]

Thanks everyone, I'll look into the refurbished store and to be honest Shadow Soldier, I don't know how many songs I'll put on there. I estimate between 300-500, but I'll also probably get a couple games and I'm not sure wow many MB that would be and probably some wallpapers. Anyway, thanks again.

 

[XenonSovereign]

Here's your answer:
iPod touch for less with more features

I bought my iPod off eBay for 150, used, but mint condition. It went for 300 dollars at the time.

I suggest you get your iPod from a third-party...ESPECIALLY if you wanna jailbreak it. Once you jailbreak, you'll laugh at everyone with a regular, ol' iPod Touch

 

[AntiRiku*Axel]

I bought my iPod off eBay for 150, used, but mint condition. It went for 300 dollars at the time.

I suggest you get your iPod from a third-party...ESPECIALLY if you wanna jailbreak it. Once you jailbreak, you'll laugh at everyone with a regular, ol' iPod Touch

Actually, everyone i know who has one has a jailbroken 8GB

 

[TyRockwell]

most ones i could find almost 8gb for $149,16gb for $199,32gb for $249,these are the cheapest ones i could find.

 

[krexia]

There are two real considerations for memory:

- How much music do you have?
- Are you going to want to have all of your music with you, all the time?

You can rip all your CDs and soundtracks into iTunes and see how much space they take up. You'll have to do it eventually to transfer them to an iPod, so there's no reason not to do it now and find out.

I do a fair bit of long-distance travelling (including 36-hour trips from one side of the planet to the other), so I do prefer to carry my entire library around - I don't know now what I'll want to listen to tomorrow morning. But if you're planning to use your iPod only for short commutes or a few hours at a time, you can very easily switch around the music on it using iTunes, and so it might not be necessary to buy enough space for your entire music library.