Testseek.co.uk have collected 124 expert reviews of the Apple iPod Touch 5G 32GB / 64GB MD715 / MD717 / MD718 / MD723 and the average rating is 83%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Apple iPod Touch 5G 32GB / 64GB MD715 / MD717 / MD718 / MD723.
June 2013
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The editors liked
Colour choices
Great compact camera alternative
High tech features thanks to A5 chip
Great design
App choice
Cheapest iPod
Beautifull designed
Bigger
Bolder display
High quality cameras
The iPod touch has always been shockingly skinny
And now at just 6.1mm it’s more anaemic than ever. Yet despite its wafer thin profile and bright coloured back panel
It’s tough as old boots
With the same glorious
Hard-to-scratch four-inch display as the iPhone 4It’s packing the same A5 processor as the iPhone 4S
Which is to say it’s blindingly fast
With a solid battery life to match it
App
Design is the best yet
Light and compact
Amazing screen
Access to hundreds of thousands of apps and games
Headphones are an improvement
Better screen
Five colour options
IOS 6 improvements
Very thin and light
Better earphones
Display
Impeccable sound quality
Processing power
Lots of functions
Clearer and more detailed sound quality
Richer
More subtle colours
Great interface with swift response time
Intuitive to use
Web browsing is fast
Picture clarity is better
5MP camera with flash
Beautiful build and finish
Good-quality screen
Superb apps and games library
Much-improved camera
Lightest
Slimmest iPod Touch yet
Excellent screen
Improved camera
Great range of apps
Slightly lighter than the 32GB model
Tremendous number of apps
Faster than previous budget iPod touch
Bigger screen than previous budget iPod
The editors didn't like
Is there a market for iPods when so many people own iPhones
An unlocked iPhone 4 might be an alternative option worth considering
Lacks rear-facing camera
Smallest capacity
Very pricey
IOS still problematic
If there’s a problem
It’s more with the timing than anything else. More than half the UK population is now rocking a smartphone in their pocket
And even if it’s not an iPhone in yours
There’s a good chance it’s a touchscreen smartie with most of the same skills - and screen size. Why carry two gadgets that jump online
Let you play games
Listen to music and watch video on the go?To make matte
Expensive
Still reliant on the Apple-verse
Dock connector will annoy some
EQ settings aren't great
Apple Maps!
Lightning port is a reset
You still need iTunes
Supports very few audio & video file formats
Lowquality earphones
Increasingly viable small tablets are the biggest rival in both screen size and price
Entry price a little high
Loop lanyard feels gimmicky
Less affordable entry point than previous iPod touch
The new iPod Touch is improved in almost every way, and makes a terrific portable entertainment system for music, video, photography and games. But at this sort of price I’m not entirely sure who it’s aimed at anymore. Apple-loving adults will probabl...
The iPod touch has always been shockingly skinny, and now at just 6.1mm it’s more anaemic than ever. Yet despite its wafer thin profile and bright coloured back panel, it’s tough as old boots, with the same glorious, hard-to-scratch four-inch display as the iPhone 4It’s packing the same A5 processor as the iPhone 4S, which is to say it’s blindingly fast, with a solid battery life to match it: App
If there’s a problem, it’s more with the timing than anything else. More than half the UK population is now rocking a smartphone in their pocket, and even if it’s not an iPhone in yours, there’s a good chance it’s a touchscreen smartie with most of the same skills - and screen size. Why carry two gadgets that jump online, let you play games, listen to music and watch video on the go?To make matte
The new iPod touch is as impressive as you’d expect it to be, though in 2012 that in itself might be the problem: it’s only what you expect it to be. A colourful backing can’t mask the fact that with smartphones becoming more and more powerful, the iPo...
Good-quality screen, Superb apps and games library, Much-improved camera
Entry price a little high, Loop lanyard feels gimmicky
Now that the iPod touch range starts at £249.99, it isn't quite as accessible as it once was for cash-strapped folk that can't afford iPhones. However, the iPod touch 5th generation is doubtless the best iPod touch made yet. Strong design, and significant...
Design is the best yet, light and compact, amazing screen, access to hundreds of thousands of apps and games, headphones are an improvement
Expensive, still reliant on the Apple-verse, dock connector will annoy some, EQ settings aren't great
When it comes to a device to play music and video, you can't really ask for more than the iPod touch delivers. This is the best screen on any media device of its size, there's decent storage capacity on both models and the graphical power means this ca...
Colour choices; great compact camera alternative; high tech features thanks to A5 chip
Is there a market for iPods when so many people own iPhones; an unlocked iPhone 4 might be an alternative option worth considering
Price aside, whether you're in it for the apps, games, or media, this is an iPod you'll treasure. With its improved cameras, zippy performance, bright and roomy display, support for Siri, and more colorful and statuesque form, the fifth-generation iPod to...
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Published: 2018-04-04, Author: Jeremy , review by: ilounge.com
A substantially redesigned and muchimproved version of the prior iPod touch, enhancing everything from screen quality to battery life and audio performance. In 32GB and 64GB models, both front and rear cameras are particularly big jumps over prior, poorly
Despite twoyear gap since prior model's release, most of the new features are a full step behind leading iPhone and iPad models, cementing the new iPod touch as a smaller, betterscreened remake of the iPhone 4S rather than as an iPod that separately justi
Published: 2013-06-04, Author: Christopher , review by: macworld.com
Offers most of the same specs as higherpriced iPod touches, Has an attractive price
Provides no rearfacing camera, color options, or wrist strip
The fifth-generation iPod touch is the greatest iPod of its kind that Apple's made. But the somewhat stripped-down 16GB model makes some definite compromises to offer the same screen size and processing power as its higher-capacity brethren at a more ent...
