Testseek.co.uk have collected 128 expert reviews of the Apple iPod Touch 4G 8GB / 16GB / 32GB / 64GB and the average rating is 87%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Apple iPod Touch 4G 8GB / 16GB / 32GB / 64GB.
October 2010
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The editors liked
Incredibly flexible
Improved sound quality via headphone socket
Thinnest and lightest iPhone Touch ever
A4 processor makes it superfast
Lots of features
Facetime available without 3G
Decent processor does a good job
Reasonable quality audio
Thin and light
Does nearly everything an iPhone does
Good battery life
Wafer-thin body
Editable playlists
Faster camera
It's white!
IOS 5 software rocks
Thinner than an iPhone
Retina Display
ICloud integration
High-resolution screen
Video calling
Easy to use
Loads of apps
Calling it wafer thin would be an insult
Not a compliment. Screen is gorgeous
This is simply the best-looking iPod
Indeed the best-looking MP3 player we've ever laid eyes on. The Touch 4G is even thinner than its predecessors – any bulges have been eradicated to leave a sheer
Smooth device.The new Retina Display that it shares with the iPhone 4 is just as stunning with its crisp
Clear 960×640 display – perfect for album artwork or the new Games Centre capabilities.Indee
Retina display is stunning
Fine picture quality
Clear
Detailed and expressive sound
Extremely versatile device
Addition of FaceTime video calling
Much improved clear and bright display
HD video recording
Better gaming potential
Powered by Apple's A4 chip.
Truly stunning aesthetics. Great display
Super audio
Decent HD video camera
Great HD video. Print quality screen. Wi-Fi video calling. Three-axis gyro for improved gaming control
Terrific design and build quality
Slim and light
Beautiful screen
Tremendous number of apps
Display is sensational
The App Store
User interface
Versatility
Build quality
Good range of features
Impressive performance
Crisp sound quality
The editors didn't like
Bottom mounted headphone socket annoying
The camera comes without a flash
TN screen
Not IPS like on the iPhone 4
Low resolution on the screen
Headphones need replacing
Facetime is a mess
No GPS
Camera quality not great
Scratches easily
No Siri voice-control
It’s still no iPhone
Still need to use iTunes
Can't play common file formats
Specs looking out of date
Back attracts fingerprints & scratches
It's not an iPhone
Rubbish camera
No FM radio or GPS
Reliance on iTunes
The camera is not the same as the iPhone 4's
The camera on the new iPod touch is still a touch disappointing. Stills top out at a maximum of 960×720
So you won't be replacing your cam with these just yet. And the fixed focus doesn’t help matters.The maximum capacity is a mere 64GB
So this is not for audiophiles. And the lack of FLAC support may put them off too. But then
This isn't a device designed for the audiophile market.
No FM radio
Still camera poor compared to iPhone 4
No GPS hardware.
Top end model is a lot of money
No Flash video support
FaceTime
Though excellent
Is of limited use
Lo-res stills capture. Not much AirPlay-compatible kit available at launch. Viewing angle not as good as iPhone 4. Bundled buds are bin bound
Rather expensive entrylevel model
Lightning connector compatibility issues
Price
Camera offering a little lacklustre
New design isn't as comfortable as the last version
Thinnest and lightest iPhone Touch ever, A4 processor makes it superfast
The camera comes without a flash
Very much a downgraded iPhone 4 and incorporating some of the best technologies from the iPhone 4 such as FaceTime and Retina display, it is a seriously impressive piece of kit and is an all-in-one mobile entertainment device without call capabilities. Th...
It's white!, iOS 5 software rocks, Thinner than an iPhone, Retina Display, iCloud integration,
Still need to use iTunes, Can't play common file formats, Specs looking out of date, Back attracts fingerprints & scratches, It's not an iPhone
There was no way we had room in this review to mention everything the iPod touch does. We haven't even touched on features like Internet browsing, email, maps and the gazillions of apps that totally transform what it's capable of, for example.We're rea...
Wafer-thin body; editable playlists; faster camera
Scratches easily; no Siri voice-control; it’s still no iPhone
We're smitten with the latest version of the iPod touch on almost every level. Additions such as Photo Stream and the editable playlists really enhance the player's usability, while iCloud addresses some of the ‘tied to iTunes' concerns we've raised in th...
We’re smitten with the latest version of the iPod touch on almost every level. Additions such as Photostream and the editable playlists really enhance the player’s usability while iCloud addresses some of the ‘tied to iTunes’ concerns we’ve raised in t...
Lots of features, Facetime available without 3G, Decent processor does a good job, Reasonable quality audio
TN screen, not IPS like on the iPhone 4, Low resolution on the screen, Headphones need replacing
There aren't many revolutionary new features on this latest iPod touch. It's a good product overall, but both the screen and the camera left us disappointed....
The new iPod Touch has improved music playback quality and the revised battery should deliver 40 hours of music or seven hours of video. You need to use iTunes to handle your media and that's not a fun experience but the hardware is a joy to use and th...
Abstract: The iPod Touch, like the iPhone, has made its way through four generations of upgrades, but its changes have been more incremental, mostly concerned with increasing capacity and tweaking the external design. However, with this latest update, the iPod Touch has taken on the iPhone ...
