Apple Declares Final iPod Nano and Shuffle Models Obsolete

The iconic music players join the iPhone 6 on Apple's obsolete list, ending an era of portable music innovation.

Apple has officially added the last iPod nano and iPod shuffle models to its obsolete products list, marking the end of service for these devices.
The iPod nano and shuffle, last updated with new colors in 2015, were discontinued in 2017 and now cannot be repaired by Apple or authorized service providers.
The iPhone 6 has also been classified as obsolete, following the iPhone 6 Plus, which was declared obsolete earlier this year.
Apple categorizes products as 'vintage' five years after their last sale and 'obsolete' after seven years, impacting their repair eligibility.
The 2017 12-inch MacBook and sixth-generation iPad have been added to Apple's vintage list, meaning repairs are possible only if parts are available.