The iPod touch (6th generation) was Apple’s final iteration of its iconic media player, blending the portability of a dedicated music device with the functionality of iOS. Released in 2015 with a sleek, lightweight design (just 88g and 6.1mm thin), it featured a 4-inch Retina display, an A8 chip for smooth performance, and an 8MP rear camera capable of 1080p video. Unlike iPhones, it lacked cellular connectivity but supported Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and Apple’s ecosystem of apps and services via iOS. Available in multiple colors (Space Gray, Gold, Silver, Pink, Blue, and PRODUCT Red) and storage options (16GB to 128GB), it catered to music lovers, gamers, and budget-conscious users who wanted iPhone-like features without a cellular plan. With up to 40 hours of music playback and access to Siri, iMessage, and the App Store, the iPod touch remained a versatile device until Apple discontinued the iPod line in 2022, marking the end of an era in portable media.