Which generation is the best choice for me?

5th generation or 7th generation?
If i very like the click weel, but the 7th generation i also very like?
The 5th gen have camcorder and clickweel, and generally very familiar for me and cool (I had 2nd generation before).
The 7th also is very cool, it have touch screen, it's new and handy...
Please help me choose.
Thanks in advance
P.S. Sorry for my bad English...

The video camera on the 5th gen isn't that great, and where will you find one now? Go with the 7th gen., at least you will get warranty, EarPods, better charger, more colours. I've tried the 7th gen, and it is a lot easier to use than the 5th gen.

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