SoKlueles said:the battery runs down on them and you can NOT use them again?????
thats silly
RAPTOR said:T
But, even the ones that don't screw the pooch and die are only good for a year or so last I heard due to the batteries not being replaceable by the user or even Apple.. There are hacks available but still..
RAPTOR said:WAKE THE HELL UP AND SMELL THE PAPER MILL WOMAN..
The IPOD's rechargable batteries last for like a few hundred recharges and then will not hold a charge any longer. This is normal..
Some products allow you to replace the battery. IPOD is sealed so you can't.

velvett said:Well, no that's not correct - you CAN send the pod back to Apple to get a new battery and there are ways to change them yourself.
But, yes, the battery in the Ipods is the greatest con as far as pros and cons.
RAPTOR said:Sorry my bad.... Now it only costs $66 for them to replace it..![]()
http://www.apple.com/support/ipod/service/battery/
There is a reason - refer to any comment on iPods that I have ever made.velvett said:There's no reason why they can't make a replaceable battery
ohashi said:There is a reason - refer to any comment on iPods that I have ever made.
Buying an iPod is like buying a personal computer from a company that specializes in making toasters.
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