Apple has issued a press release stating that the iPod touch is no longer in production. Specifically, the entire text is about the history of the iPod and the evolution of Apple’s music industry, and there is a section about current iPhone models that Apple says are the best devices for streaming Apple Music or storing an entire music library.

And only at the end is an offer that says the iPod touch will be available for sale as long as the company has stock. In other words, the production of the device has been completed.

Music has always been a part of our lives, and making it available to hundreds of millions of users, just like the iPod did, has not only impacted the music industry but also changed the way we find, listen to and distribute music. The spirit of the iPod lives on today. From iPhone to Apple Watch and HomePod mini, as well as Mac, iPad and Apple TV, we’ve integrated an incredible music experience into all of our products. And Apple Music offers the best sound quality in the industry with surround sound support; There is no better way to enjoy, explore and enjoy music.

The latest generation iPod touch currently costs between $200 and $400. This is not the most modern device introduced in 2019. The player is based on SoC A10 Fusion and offers only 32GB of memory in the base version. Apple does not disclose sales of the device, but these are unlikely to be significant. Whether there will be an iPod can only be guessed at. Source