The iPod Classic supports a good array of file types. Overall, while the Classic isn't the smallest device on the market, you shouldn't have troubles lugging it around. Of course, all modern players are small compared to the CD players of the distant past. It's about as thick as the widest part of a push pin, which isn't very thick. Its face is almost 10 square inches, which is about 40% larger than a credit card.

The iPod Classic is a bit big and heavy for a modern day media player. Those without such an aversion will probably like the aesthetic, which is a good-looking update to the classic design. Part of being absurdly popular is dealing with the backlash from supersaturated consumers. Also, there are a lot of consumers who won't be interested in this device simply because iPods are so omnipresent. Part of the onus of maintaining the 'classic' aesthetic means it doesn't have the 'new' factor of more recent devices.

Most of all, unfortunately, it's a bit old. Very few people would say the iPod Classic is an ugly device.

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