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Can I use my iPod as a standalone music player without connecting it to a computer or the internet?

Asked 2 years ago
Yes, you can use your iPod as a standalone music player without connecting it to a computer or the internet, depending on the model you have. For example, many older iPod models, such as the iPod Classic, Nano, and Shuffle, come with the capability to store and play music that you have transferred to them from your computer through iTunes or other music management software. Once your music is loaded onto the device, you can enjoy your favorite tracks without any need for an internet connection. On the other hand, newer models like the iPod Touch function similarly to an iPhone but may require an internet connection for certain applications and features. However, you can still download and store music locally on an iPod Touch. To accomplish this, you would need to have the music transferred from a computer, and once that is done, you can listen to your tunes anytime and anywhere without needing to connect to the internet. If you are looking for more information specific to your iPod model, it might be helpful to check Apple’s official website for relevant details.
Answered Aug 2nd 2025

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