iPod Replacement

I own a generation 3 (I think) iPod that I have had for about a year and 3-4 months.

Recently I have noticed that the battery doesn't give me as much charge as it used to (it used to last about 8 hours now it only lasts around 4 hours, if that)

I'd like to know where I stand in terms of getting a replacement.

I know my warranty is out (1 year IIRC) so would Apple replace it for a charge or would they just not replace it full stop?

Thanks for any help

http://www.apple.com/uk/support/ipod...o_battery.html

Thanks for the link, very useful.

Just been looking for the pricing on their website and this is all I can find
"If your iPod requires service only because the battery’s ability to hold an electrical charge has diminished, Apple will replace your iPod for a fee....Check the Apple web site for your area or contact your Apple Service Provider for fee amounts."

Anyone know what the "fee" is exactly?

i'v seen on few web sites that there is some 3rd party battrey packs out there for £30, trubble is you got to install it your self
i can provide you with a link if if you want

iirc Apples fee is around £60

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Originally Posted by Tifosi

iirc Apples fee is around £60

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Thanks for that too, that's all I needed to know :)

Fully recharge the battery and then do a factory reset, see if that helps.