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Upgrading flash drive in Ipod Touch
- Thread starter baypharm
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I'm pretty sure it's soldered onto the main board meaning you'll probably break the iPod by trying to even remove the flash card that's already in it. Plus even opening the iPod will instantly void the warranty plus, if it stops working further down the road, Apple will refuse to help. No iPod has parts that are intended for the user to change, and as a result Apple refuses to deal with people that decide to do that.
So basically, you're much better off just buying it and using it how it is - you're almost certainly going to break something while trying to switch it, and even if you don't you won't be covered by any sort of warranty.
So basically, you're much better off just buying it and using it how it is - you're almost certainly going to break something while trying to switch it, and even if you don't you won't be covered by any sort of warranty.
I'm afraid that you're not going to be able to upgrade the memory in your iPod Touch as the memory consists of several memory chips soldered to the PCB of the device, it would be a lot of hassle and require specialist tools to desolder then solder new memory chips.