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• gmcleroy

  Whats the deal with iPod batteries? I haven't heard good things.

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• hwatson

  When fully charged they can last 8-12 hours but they do tend to wear. Some die out really quickly but if you are still under warranty you can take it to an Apple store for a no fuss replacement. You'll lose your songs but just resync from Itunes. My shuffle went erie so I took it to the Genius Bar and they gave me a new one right out the box with nothing more than my signature to sign the other shuffle as broken.

• shornsby

  Batteries are probably the biggest problem with iPod's aside from their problems freezing up but you can replace these batteries without buying a new iPod.

• Eisenberg34

  To make sure they run longer, keep them at a decent temperature. I have my iPod hooked up with my car so at night I would just leave it in there rather is be scorching hot or freezing cold and it really took a toll on my battery and iPod itself. So be sure to take it back home with you where ever you go so it can stay at a decent temp. It's a good idea to not charge it until its almost completely dead too. It's the "don't feed a stuffed pig" mentality that will shorten the life of your battery if you recharge it all the time.

• georgiaholtz

  I have a sony cybershot camera that is not working. I charged the battery and I can't get the camera to open. Where can I take it for repair in Easton, Pennsylvania l8042 and is it worth it?

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