Any ideas on what to do with my nano 3rd gen?

[Bozley0621]

I just ordered the nano 5th gen. I'm not sure what to do with my 3rd gen.

The case is very scuffed, but the screen is in perfect shape. Would I get anything for it on Craigslist? I don't feel like dealing with ebay.

Any other unique ideas are welcome. ;)

[Dagless]

When Steve Jobs was giving a quick run through of the Nano's history he said something along the lines of
"First gen- wow thin!
Second gen- we made it a bit better!
Third gen-
Fourth gen- we gave it a bigger screen"

To a collector it might be worth something, but to Joe Public I doubt you'd get much. My Mini, my fathers 1st gen Nano and my sisters 2nd gen Nano didn't fetch much. Around £40 each infact. I would hold onto it.

[lionheartednyhc]

I just ordered the nano 5th gen. I'm not sure what to do with my 3rd gen.

The case is very scuffed, but the screen is in perfect shape. Would I get anything for it on Craigslist? I don't feel like dealing with ebay.

Any other unique ideas are welcome. ;)

You could always recycle it with apple and get 10% off your new one (if you wanted to buy it in the store instead)

[Bozley0621]

You could always recycle it with apple and get 10% off your new one (if you wanted to buy it in the store instead)


I bought the yellow one online at Apple. They already moved them to "refurbs." The brick and mortar store were still asking full price.

[Dekimasu]

You could always recycle it with apple and get 10% off your new one (if you wanted to buy it in the store instead)

Is that true for all iPods, working or not? I have a beautiful but dead 2nd gen (touch wheel) iPod paperweight. I didn't know it might be able to get me $20 off a new iPod.

EDIT: Can't find anything that tells me there's a recycling discount in Japan.

EDIT2: Now I did, and I just have to figure out if my 2002 iPod is worth more than $20 to me. Who knows when the Smithsonian might want it.