I have a 2nd generation iPod touch. It's not really that old, since I dropped my really old one in water and had to get a new one. Anyway, so this one all of a sudden stopped charging. I have to literally hold it on my dock, pressing down on the thing for it to start charging. Basically where the connection is, I have to hold it in a certain position. I usually weigh it down with something like my psp so that it charges, but this only works sometimes and it's really impractical. Plus I am worried aout the dock breaking. Is this a hardware problem? Anything I can do? I don't think I have a warranty. Note that it isn't the dock, it's the iPod itself - every charger I use is the same. |
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I don't think I'm capable of opening it up and fixing it myself. Besides, I don't even know what the problem is, so I have no idea what I should do once it's open, anyway. I traded in my old water damaged one for a discount on this one, so I don't have that one anymore anyway. |
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That works too. From what I could tell, on iFixit you can't even buy a new logic board (what's probably broken). Is it a refurbished second generation or a newer one? |
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Hrm. I think it was new when I got it. It's not the port itself that's broken? |
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Wow, I misread your first post. Sorry. I didn't realize that your waterlogged iPod and your newer not charging one were two different devices. |
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Apple device not working like you want it to? Trash it and buy a new one! That's the Apple way! |
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Yeah, if you're considering ditching it and you don't expect to have a smartphone any time soon, I recommend you take a look at these: Portable Music and Video Players by SanDisk |
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Those look really nice. Pretty cheap, too. The only thing is that I use my iPod for Internet pretty often (and it's my dream journal). |
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If you're talking about an iPod touch then yeah, the Sansa won't have a few of those capabilities. If you have the money though and you have a cell contract that will be up soon definitely consider an Android phone. It's really nice to have all that stuff in one device, and mobile internet is awesome. |
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