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Our iPod nano Replacement Batteries are All You Need to Get Your Tunes Playing Again

The battery inside an iPod nano (1st or 2nd Generation) is soldered in, and is pretty hard for most consumers to change out (unless you are a soldering expert, that is!). Fortunately, we have the experience and tools necessary to remove your old stock battery and solder in a new iPod nano battery inside your player. We pounce on your iPod nano the minute it arrives, change out the battery, test it overnight, and send it back to you the very next business day. You simply cannot get that kind of service from Apple – in fact, you usually get a refurbished iPod back from them, whereas with us you get to keep your same iPod nano that you received as a gift or bought with your hard-earned money. Make sure you click on the right picture, as the 1st Gen iPod nano and 2nd Gen iPod nano are COMPLETELY different in every way, right down to the size of the battery each takes.

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iPod nano Battery Owner Testimonials
"Thank you for your quick response to my iPod mini problem. The battery was fine, my hard drive is bad. The kit you sent me worked like magic, the pictures were so helpful. I only wish my iPod's issue was just the iPod battery. I will let others know of how easy it is to deal with you when buying and returning. First Class Service."
George from Albany, NY (Order 44587)

"I live in Seattle. It rains a lot here a lot, and by a lot I mean eight months out of the year. Still, I find that I enjoy it. I enjoy sitting on my porch before I go to work and sipping on my cup of black coffee and watching the morning rain and mist. I never really had an issue with the constant downpour until it damaged my new toy, an iPod Nano. Here's the whole story. I went to the Apple store to get an iPod since most of my friends at work had one and I felt left out of their conversations about how many songs they had, what play lists they had, and so on. Searching around the store I decided that the sleek black second generation iPod was my style. I managed to get it on special for two hundred dollars and when I got home I started to load it up with songs from iTunes. It felt good showing it off at work the next day and got into the conversation about play lists and where to go online to reconnect with all the old songs that I grew up with. After owning my iPod for a month or so I decided to take it jogging with me. This was good for a couple of days, since I kept it in the zip up breast pocket of my running jacket. Well one morning I guess I forgot to check the weather as I usually do and as I was running I noticed that the skies were darker than usual. I decided to head back before the light drizzle turned into a torrential downpour. It was too late though, and still a mile out the skies opened up and it really started pouring. My light jog turned into a dead sprint and I managed to make it back soaked from head to toe. Unfortunately after I got back I noticed that my iPod obviously got soaked through my jacket pocket as well and was broken. After looking online for a while I found an awesome iPod repair company that specialized in replacing components damaged by rain. They only wanted a hundred dollars which was less than half of what Apple wanted to repair it and they promised that I would even be able to keep my original outer case. I guess Apple just transfers my music and sends me a brand new one. The whole process was really fast too. I noticed they offer expert iPhone repair too which is good to know for the future. It was a costly mistake and I now make sure I don't go running with it during really heavy rain."
Austin from Seattle, WA

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