Seen on YouTube, a prototype of the 5th generation iPod Touch that has quite a few differences from the final version.
The 5th generation iPod Touch is a significant evolution in design. Notably, there is a QR code engraved on the back, which is rare for prototypes. There is also a sticker with the device information, a serial number engraved that doesn’t match the legal information at the bottom of the casing, and the absence of a silver ring around the camera lens.
The iPod touch
The QR code can be seen
The fully black camera
We can also see two rows of speaker holes, compared to just one on the final version. It also doesn’t have the connector for a wrist strap, which is present on the commercial model (but not on all variants). Finally, it appears the Lightning connector is not fully compatible with the final version: sometimes you need to change the direction of the plug for it to turn on… and during the video, it doesn’t work.
Two rows for the speaker
It doesn’t turn on
