What's your favorite Apple product you own right now, and why?

[malman89]

My iPod Classic. Its a beauty and holds all of my music.

This. Bought it in 2007 and it's still working well today. So much space, so much beautiful music and a few movies/TV shows. Also have used it as a USB drive in a pinch.

It's also holding up better than my Late 2006 MacBook, which has had two swollen batteries (one replaced under warranty - one sitting on my floor, so I am only connected via MagSafe) and often stutters/lags with multiple tabs open and handling videos. Only in OS X though. My MacBook runs better in WinXP via Bootcamp... sigh.

I've 'been in the market' for a new computer for some time, but I keep finding an excuse to hold off (wait for specials, wait for Haswell, wait for Haswell specials, next - wait for Broadwell?).

 

[ucfgrad93]

My 2007 first generation aluminum iMac. It is my daily driver.

 

[kazmac]

...

While I enjoy my iPhone, I prefer my iMac.

It works and does what I need it to do.

 

[r3m1]

My iPad Mini Retina 128GB - I love it and seriously spend too much time on it

 

[JackieInCo]

iPad Mini 1st generation and my 5S. I'm using both on T-Mobile and the LTE speeds are incredible.

 

[dec.]

1. rMBP (2012)
2. iPad mini 1st gen
3. Macbook Air (2011)
4. iPhone 5
5. iPad 3rd gen

Kind of difficult with the 4. spot for the iPhone - technically it's overkill for my basic phone needs but then thinking about it, I do use it far more when I'm out than I was aware of at first - quick research during shopping trips, cam, quick email checking, messaging... wow - and I almost was going to ditch it from this list (I did realize that I barely use any "fun" apps like games or music stuff anymore)

 

[n8mac]

1. 2007 iMac
2. PowerMac G5
3. iPod

All work like new. Nothing replaced except battery in iPod.

 

[iPad Air]

My Early-2011 13" MacBook Pro. Excellent machine. Why is it my favorite?...I have two computers: A 2007 desktop PC, and this MacBook Pro.

My MBP is my all around "get things done" machine...and I visit MacRumors.com here and there