Hi,
A friend came to visit me about a year ago.
I remember she had a non-ipod device. It never
impressed me in any way. I don´t even remember
the brand name.
The only thing that I thought it was interesting at the
time, is that one could change the battery very easily.
She said a replcement battery costed between 30 and
40 bucks.
That fact is now relevant to me because
in the last month or so, I have noticed that the
battery of my ipod lasts much less time than before and
I have wondered what people can do in this case.
Can they send the ipod to Apple and get the battery
replaced ?? How expensive is that to do ??
** In my case, the ipod was bought mainly as a tool to
learn by listenning to different materials, so it was not
only meant as a cool device to carry around and listen to
music. It is a nice thing to be able to replace the battery.
I am not a person who can afford to buy a new ipod
everytime the battery dies.
Thank you,
igmolinav.
A friend came to visit me about a year ago.
I remember she had a non-ipod device. It never
impressed me in any way. I don´t even remember
the brand name.
The only thing that I thought it was interesting at the
time, is that one could change the battery very easily.
She said a replcement battery costed between 30 and
40 bucks.
That fact is now relevant to me because
in the last month or so, I have noticed that the
battery of my ipod lasts much less time than before and
I have wondered what people can do in this case.
Can they send the ipod to Apple and get the battery
replaced ?? How expensive is that to do ??
** In my case, the ipod was bought mainly as a tool to
learn by listenning to different materials, so it was not
only meant as a cool device to carry around and listen to
music. It is a nice thing to be able to replace the battery.
I am not a person who can afford to buy a new ipod
everytime the battery dies.
Thank you,
igmolinav.