New Apple iPod Touch 5th Generation 32GB 64GB Slate Black A1421 MD723LL/A MD724LL/A Rare iOS 6 Silver Metal All ‘thin standard size’ batteries Battery Capacity:2000mah (Thin)

Name: New Apple iPod Touch 5th Generation 32GB 64GB Slate Black A1421 MD723LL/A MD724LL/A Rare iOS 6 Silver Metal All ‘thin standard size’ batteries Battery Capacity:2000mah (Thin)
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SKU: 55960456509
Price: 125.00 USD
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New Apple iPod Touch 5th Generation 32GB 64GB Slate Black A1421 MD723LL A MD724LL A Rare iOS 6 Silver Metal All ‘thin standard size’ batteries Battery Capacity:2000mah (Thin) All ‘thin standard size’ batteries Sale is for iPod only 3rd Generation iPod Classics require FireWire 400 for charging & syncing Sale is for the iPod Apple Lightning USB cable & inserts)

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