On July 27, 2017, Apple discontinued the iPod Nano, along with the iPod shuffle, making the iPod touch the last model of the iPod line. This was the thinnest device made by Apple until the iPad Pro (7th generation) in 2024.

Price range: $20-$350 The iPod Nano's design changed wildly over the seven generations it was offered from 2005 to 2017. Starting with a Click Wheel, the Nano eventually became a touch-screen device. The 1st generation iPod Nano is seen as a collector's piece when it's a sealed, new in-box device.

Update: On May 10, eight days after this article was published, Apple announced the end of the iPod era. The iPod touch, the last of the legendary product line, was now discontinued. If you want to get one, they will be available from Apple while stocks last, and from plenty of other retailers.

The earliest generations of the Nano are now under Apple's “obsolete” category, while generation seven lingers as “vintage.” Long gone are the days when the iPod nano was all the rage. Apple's Vintage and Obsolete list now places it firmly in the past.