My 30GB 5G is still going strong. It replaced my 20GB 3G which died after a much shorter time than the current one has been going for. Pretty sure the 3G died after 3 years and I'm up to 5 years on this one and still going strong. It is only used in my car connected to the head unit so I guess it gets a lot less use. Hope they don't phase out the classic cos that's what I want to replace it with eventually!
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iPod Anyone still using iPod video?
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Still using my 60GB that I bought the first week of release. Went and got an iSkin for it within a week, so it doesn't have a scratch on it. I'm really eyeing those new video nano's, though. I replaced the battery about 3 years ago, it works great. --JB
Still using my 60GB that I bought the first week of release. Went and got an iSkin for it within a week, so it doesn't have a scratch on it. I'm really eyeing those new video nano's, though. I replaced the battery about 3 years ago, it works great. --JB
I used to have a 30Gb....but that's in the bottom of Lake Michigan.....
I might buy another iPod Classic, for the sole purpose of movies.
I might buy another iPod Classic, for the sole purpose of movies.
Just Replaced My mini
I've had many iPods over the years, but my favourite is still the mini. Mine was all beat up and the battery was shot. But who knew that Apple would still replace it under the iPod Battery Replacement Program. Had it been in good shape I would have replaced the battery myself, but this way I got a brand new iPod mini (five years after it came out) for $59. I figure using the clickwheel while I'm driving is safer than looking down at my iPhone 4.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/tylerwarren/sets/72157624640615358/
I've had many iPods over the years, but my favourite is still the mini. Mine was all beat up and the battery was shot. But who knew that Apple would still replace it under the iPod Battery Replacement Program. Had it been in good shape I would have replaced the battery myself, but this way I got a brand new iPod mini (five years after it came out) for $59. I figure using the clickwheel while I'm driving is safer than looking down at my iPhone 4.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/tylerwarren/sets/72157624640615358/