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![]() Your iPod's battery is a Li polymer that's rated for five hundred or more charging cycles. (A charging cycle is a full discharge that is, when you run the battery the whole way down until it has no charge left and follow it with a full charge.) If you reload your iPod's battery all other day, 500 charges should last you the better part of three years (though a few claim you will get only about eighteen months). If you recharge your iPod's battery less frequently, there's a good chance the battery will outlive the hard drive. Here's how to get the longest life conceivable. Don't let the battery entirely die To get the most lifespan out of your battery, do not let it discharge fully that is, don't run it until it is dead. However little you use your iPod, reload it fully at least once every 3 weeks to prevent the battery from exiting flat. If you go on holiday for a month, you should bring your iPod with you and reload it during that time. (But you were going to take your iPod with you on vacation anyhow, weren't you?) Cut back demands on the battery
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