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iPod - repair or just trash & buy new?
My iPod is about 2 years old, the click wheel is very fussy and mostly not responsive. I do not have a service contract on it, any idea what Apple would charge for a repair or should I just bag it and buy another MP3 player?
For the record, it's a 60Gb, white, video iPod. |
Chances are, by "repair" they mean "replace" and it would probably be less than a new one. So you'd need to as yourself if you want a new toy or would be happy with the same version of the toy you have for less fundage.
I've sold several completely broken iPods on eBay before. I clearly state that the iPod is broken - and have gotten around $50 each for them. People buy them for parts. |
I'm with BTD on this one. Plus the new ones are pretty. Really pretty.
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And now you can get a 160 GB iPod. That's a lot of music!
(Yes, I know that this is designed with video in mind) |
i have one with a broken screen... like 3-4 years old now. Should i just turn it in for the credit and upgrade or attempt to get the screen fixed?
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Sheesh, I did not realize the prices of iPods had gone down. Hell, I will get a new one and sell the old one to someone for parts.
Thanks for the sage advice! |
BtD, just wanted to revive this to say thanks for the suggestion of offloading the dead iPod on ebay. Clearly marked as broken, it still sold for a fair sum. :cool:
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YAY!
I had forgotten about this thread and clicked on it to suggest eBay to whoever was asking lol. :) |
I hate Apple for manage to make me want BOTH an iPod Touch AND a new Nano.
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