Testseek.com 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
Excellent performance
Sleek and thin
Adds cameras
Video chatting and faster processor
Longer battery life
Excellent build quality
Nice screen
Great performance
Excellent battery life
Excellent game library
Small & lightweight
Extremely responsive
Razor sharp screen
Intuitive interface
Dual cameras including front facing camera
Great gaming
Good WiFi performance thanks to 802.11n
Wifi + mic + Skype app = "poor mans" iPhone without a contract!
AirPlay
Coolest. Feature. Ever
Retina display brings stellar quality to all applications
FaceTime video calling to iPhone 4 and other iPod touch 4G's
Over Wi-Fi. for free
Loaded with tons of diverse apps
This Mp4 player does everything
Fast A4 processor
Sharp Retina Display
Superb gameplay gets social with Game Time
720p video recording
FaceTime calling capability
The fourth-generation Apple iPod Touch
Winner of CNET's 2011 Editors' Choice Award for portable media players
Has been upgraded with new software and a boost in capacity
960x640 display
Dual cameras
FaceTime support
Faster A4 processor
Threeaxis gyro
Retina display provides sharp images and text
FaceTime
Built-in mic and speaker make VoIP easier
Improved Bluetooth support
Includes majority of non-phone iPhone features
Built-in mic and speak
Impressive 2010 feature additions
Slimmer than ever
Seamless interface
Improved display
Processor
Still a top-notch music player. Retina display makes text and images look incredibly sharp. Shoots HD video
Takes photos. Front-facing camera for FaceTime video chat. Slimmer
Narrower design. GameCenter allows social gaming with other iOS devices.
Best design yet
Excellent screen and feel
Faster
Thinner
Lighter
Facetime and 720p video recording
IMessage allows for virtual texting between iOS devices over Wi-Fi
ICloud syncs content between devices wirelessly
Still a top-notch music player
Retina display makes text and images look incredibly sharp
Shoots HD video
Takes photos
FaceTime video chat is solid
GameCenter allows social gaming with other iOS devices
A major update to Apple’s most versatile iPod
Adding twin cameras
A high-resolution 960x640 screen
A microphone
A bigger and longer-lasting battery
And a 3-axis gyroscope
Amongst other features. Now capable of video calling using FaceTime
High-
Feels impossibly thin—we literally lost the Touch in our own pockets. Looks so sharp you could nearly shave with it. Runner? You're in luck. Touch supports Nike plus. 802.11b/g/n WiFi support. The display is beautiful
Brilliant and mesmerizing. All glory
Incredibly thin
Sleek design
High-resolution Retina display
Solid Apple build quality
IOS versatility and ease-of-use
Long battery life for multimedia
720p HD video capture and videoconferencing
Retina DisplayFront- and back-facing camerasNew A4 CPU
The editors didn't like
No GPS
Poorquality earbuds
Expensive
IPhone screen is better
Non-expandable / replaceable
Glossy screen reflects lots of ambient light
Not the same IPS panel as the new iPhone
Screen AND body is a FINGERPRINT magnet
Requires iTunes to load media on to it
Low resolution cameras
Storage is not upgradeable
Not compatible with 3rd gen cases
802.11n is only 2.4Ghz
Not 5Ghz support
Battery is not easily end user replaceable
Short warranty
Increased price over past model...
The still camera is a terrific addition
But not at only 960-by-720 quality
How small is too small when it comes to edge-mounted buttons
It is not specifically for movies
We wish it was compatible with more movie formats.
Low-resolution still camera
Narrower viewing angles than iPhone 4
Pricier than predecessor
The fifth-generation iPod Touch offers a larger screen
Faster processor
And superior photo and camcorder quality
Poor quality still pictures
No GPS receiver
No 16GB option
Rear-facing camera produces mediocre results
No camera flash
So-so still photos
Body prone to smudges
Scratches
Quite expensive. Limited storage. Lousy earbuds.
No FM radio
No numerical battery
Low resolution and low quality still photography
Quite expensive
Lousy earbuds
Low-res camera
New screen and cameras fall noticeably short of iPhone 4 performance levels. Weak still camera performance is a particular issue on all models
Lowest-end model has jumped $30 in price while remaining stuck at an increasingly objectionable 8GB/6.5GB o
Metallic finish collects more fingerprints than the NSA. Higherend models are fairly costly. No flash on the browser or the camera. Video recording and stillimage capture could be a touch (ha!) better
Below-average file support
Low-res rear camera
Smudgy mirror finish
Back camera quality is lowNeeds a GPS chipScreen is lacking IPS technology
Retina display provides sharp images and text; FaceTime; built-in mic and speaker make VoIP easier; improved Bluetooth support; includes majority of non-phone iPhone features
Rear-facing camera produces mediocre results; no camera flash, $289 (8GB); $378 (32 GB); $499 (64GB)
The iPod touch is wildly popular for good reason. It’s an extremely versatile device – media player; pocket gaming machine; productivity tool; internet communication device; and, with this latest update, pocket camcorder, still camera, handheld recorde...
Abstract: The in late 2007, in the aftermath of a summer of sheer iPhone frenzy, was anticlimactic. The new device was hobbled by its hardware (no speaker or volume controls) and its software (Apple originally omitted Notes, Mail, Stocks, Maps, and Weather). It...
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....
