The Fiio is perhaps the closest thing left to the original iPod - in its scroll wheel, brushed metal and slick look. They’re all robustly built, with the kind of industrial and durable feel that made the iPod Classic stick around for so long. Sony also sells a video version - a little like the iPod touch - and smaller models. It also supports hi-res audio, which Sony reckons is even better than CDs. The Walkmans use a memory card - it comes with 16GB but can be boosted to 128GB relatively cheaply. The iPod supposedly killed the Walkman - but actually looks set to outlive it. But if you’re hooked into the Apple ecosystem, and want a device that can store music locally without buying a phone, this is the best solution left. (The iPhone 6 with 128GB has the biggest hard drive of Apple’s mobile devices - rumours of an iPod touch with the same size hard drive haven’t come to much.) The biggest iPod Touch £249 - more expensive than the iPod Classic for a smaller size. When the iPod Classic died, the 64GB iPod Touch became Apple’s biggest devoted music player.
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