Pick a brand. 1 mail-in buyers price ipod — we show all of them side by side, highest offer first, and you finish the sale on the buyer’s own site with a prepaid shipping label.
Late-generation iPod touch models still sell, mostly to collectors and for parts. Offers are modest but real, and they rise with storage and an unscratched screen.
| Model | Configurations | Best Mail-In Offer |
|---|---|---|
| iPod Touch 7th Gen | 3 configs | up to $70 |
Prices updated October 2, 2026. Offers are re-read from each buyer’s published rate card on every rebuild.
Choose your ipod, its configuration and an honest condition. Every buyer’s published price for that exact spec is shown highest first. Takes about a minute.
You finish the sale on the buyer’s own site. They email a prepaid label — usually the same day — and hold the quoted price for their price-lock window (7–30 days, shown on every offer). Ship in any box; most sellers use the one it came in.
The buyer inspects within 1–3 business days of delivery. If it matches what you described you’re paid by the method you chose. If they think it doesn’t, they send a revised offer you can accept or decline — declined devices come back to you free with every buyer we list.
| Condition | What It Means |
|---|---|
| Brand New | Sealed in the box, never activated. |
| Like New | Looks unused. No scratches or marks. Everything works. |
| Good | Light wear you have to look for. No cracks. Everything works. |
| Fair | Visible scratches, dents or scuffs. Glass intact. Everything works. |
| Cracked | Cracked screen or back glass, or one part not working. Still powers on. |
| Broken | Won't turn on, no display, or water damage. Sold for parts. |
One scale, used everywhere on the site. Sealed devices quote at the buyer's Like New price. A working iPod with a clean screen is Good; a scratched screen is Fair. Anything that will not charge is Broken. Sign out of iCloud and erase it first.
Yes, though not much. Sealed or like-new 7th-generation units fetch the most; well-used ones sell for parts.
No. Buyers test with their own cables.
Not until it is signed out. Erase it from Settings, or remove it from your account at icloud.com, before you ship.
Rarely for iPods; mail-in is usually the practical route.