16GB iPOD Touch - £228 or 8GB iPOD Nano £110 (if flying!!)

[zorro]

Tax free price probably the cheapest if buying in the UK;

iPOD Touch Dixons Tax Free Price - £228 (http://www.thedvdforums.com/jump2.php?url=http://www.awin1.com/awclick.php?mid=1597&id=30372&p=http://www.dixonstaxfree.co.uk/index.cfm?fuseaction=portable_audio.view&section=portable_audio&group=1003&pro_id=7000730)

iPOD Nano Dixons Tax Free Price - £110 (http://www.thedvdforums.com/jump2.php?url=http://www.awin1.com/awclick.php?mid=1597&id=30372&p=http://www.dixonstaxfree.co.uk/index.cfm?fuseaction=portable_audio.view&section=portable_audio&group=1003&pro_id=7000536)

[Gavin]

Of course you'd have to declare it and pay the duty on it when you brought it back into the country wouldn't you? :suspect::n0rty:

[Coolio]

I think the Nano was about £108. The shuffle comes with a free case at the moment

[zorro]

No I dont think you need to declare it :shrug:

This is available even if travelling within the EU - I have used the system for several purchases when flying to and from Germany (where I live at the moment) - so no issues with declaring it as far as I am aware

I think there is a difference between "duty free" and "tax free"

I think if flying within the EU goods are tax free, if flying out of the EU they are Duty Free - I think :thinking:

T&C's are here, but nothing about declaring the goods;

Terms and Conditions (http://www.thedvdforums.com/jump2.php?url=http://www.awin1.com/awclick.php?mid=1597&id=30372&p=http://www.dixonstaxfree.co.uk/index.cfm?fuseaction=dixons.howtobuy)

[JCTurner]

I am curious about this as Im off to the US in 4 weeks - may want to avail myself of a Touch so to speak ;) Given they will deliver them to your home or to a landside DIxons store then surely they dont need to be declared ?

[PaulN]

No tax/duty to pay, you can even collect from the other side of customs when you retuen

[philatio]

Yep. You don't need to declare them. It's Tax Free not Duty Free. (Basically Dixons are paying the VAT and claiming it back somehow)

I bought an 80Gb Classic for £134 this week.

Word of advice..
Even though the website shows these prices, instore the only prices shown are bundles with cases, screen protectors etc.
When I asked how much for the iPod on it's own I was given a little sales patter about how much I'm saving by getting all the goodies. I really had to press them for a unit only price.

[byronsp]

Bought an ipod classic 160gb for £195, many thanks to OP!

[kjmacphee]

Bought an ipod classic 160gb for £195, many thanks to OP!
Good price. I paid near $370 in a US Apple store.

[Jimlad]

I am curious about this as Im off to the US in 4 weeks - may want to avail myself of a Touch so to speak ;) Given they will deliver them to your home or to a landside DIxons store then surely they dont need to be declared ?

if your off to the US buy one there!! :wave:

[AndyWilson]

Why? Is the couple of quid price difference worth the customs risk? Would there be any warranty issues with a US model?

[coaster]

I'm off to the US in 2 weeks and I have asked at my local apple shop about buying in the US, they said apple stuff as a worldwide guarantee
so there is no problem if anything goes wrong.

They even told me to buy one in the US as they are alot cheaper, the only trouble is I have phoned the apple shop in Florida and the Touch is as rare there as they are here.

[B33K34]

Dixons airport stores are a good deal for nearly anything they sell - and they usually have Apple laptops.

I picked up a Nikon camera at Dixons Stansted the other week when flying to Italy and paid the same as the cheapest price i could find anywhere online on my return with the benefit of being able to try one out first.

[Keiron99]

I
They even told me to buy one in the US as they are alot cheaper, the only trouble is I have phoned the apple shop in Florida and the Touch is as rare there as they are here.
Won't it come with a different mains adapter/plug?

[coaster]

No mains adaptor just a USB cable in the box

[woolly]

available in john lewis...