Ipod charging problems

My Ipod gives the sign that it is fully charged after less than 2 hours.
I know that normally a Ipod is fully charged after 4 hours.
I can alos listen to music with maximum volume only 3 hours long, is that normal?
Can someone help me fix this problem I bought it 2 days ago.

http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=62018
check out that link. it should help.
how many times have you charged your ipod? if its new it can take a few charges befor you get the full length of the battery.

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    I have had a 1st-gen iPod touch since Dec 2008 and really love it. One annoying problem that I have found with it is a charging problem that I think that I have finally nailed down. I use a wall charger to charge my iPod while idle and while I use it. When I am using my iPod while charging, I have noticed that it sometimes does not charge properly. It appears that when using certain apps such as Pandora or other non-Apple apps, the battery indicator will go from the charge symbol (lightning bolt) to charged (plug) even if the battery is nearly discharged. I've tried resetting the iPod, etc. and the problem persists. I can switch apps from Pandora to the built-in music player and the batter will resume charging. Does anyone have any details on this behavior? I was unable to find anything searching the web. Thanks!

    I have a 2nd gen and have not noticed that with Pandora or actually any other app. That seems pretty strange that an app would suspend charging. You should at least try to correct it with a restart, reset, restore routine. If you are not familiar with how to do these things, it's pretty simple.
    Restart - hold the Sleep/Wake button until you see the red slider. Turn the iPod off. Restart by holding the Sleep/Wake button down until you see the Apple logo and release it.
    Reset - hold the Sleep/Wake button and the Home button down together for approx. 10 seconds until you see the Apple logo. Release the buttons.
    Restore - plug your iPod into iTunes and, on the Summary page, select Restore.

  • COLOR iPod charging problem and resetting...

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    I've been having a similar problem to yours lately. Mine worked perfectly up until about 2 weeks ago. My battery drains itself completely within a few hours of unplugging it after being fully charged, so tomorrow I'm going to send my iPod into Apple to be replaced. So if you're sure that your iPod has been plugged in long enough to fully charge and you are still having this issue, you should call up AppleCare or go to the iPod Service Website to get your iPod replaced: http://depot.info.apple.com/ipod/
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  • Weird iPod charging problem

    Well I have this rather odd problem that I cannot seem to find or fix myself. I bought a few iPod charger cables from eBay the other day (5 of them) as I didn't have that many spare around the house. When I first used the cables, they worked find untill today. They just do not want to charge my iPod no matter what I do. Now to make sure it's not a problem with my iPod's charging ability, I used one of the cables that came out of the box...and it worked. I've tried different USB ports, power points and about 4 different wall chargers and still, the cables didn't work.
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    iOS version : 4.3.3
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    I didn't buy the cables from the Apple Store, I bought them from eBay. And it's not the cables problem as it charges every other device in the house.

  • Ipod charging problem

    hi guys i just want to know that  y my ipod gen2 charges only with orignal charger is there any otherway if i do't have that ..

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  • IPod charging "problem" via iMac G5 compared to Mains.

    When I charged my iPod Photo via the USB socket on the back of my iMac G5, I only got around 4 hours playback. When I charged the same iPod with the same cable, but using the plug adaptor for the wall electricity outlet, I got 12 hours roughly.
    Is there anything I should be concerned about, especially with regard to the power coming from the iMac? Is this a power supply issue? My iMac is performing as normal, but this odd iPod behaviour is somewhat worrying.
    Thanks.

    As discovered by other users of various Mac models, some few will charge while the machine is in Sleep mode. It seems most others actually
    b Drain
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    b Answer: Yes, in some cases.
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  • Help 5th gen Ipod charging problem (I searched)

    Hello,
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    Not Charge
    - See:      
    iPod touch: Hardware troubleshooting
    - Try another cable. Some 5G iPods were shipped with Lightning cable that were either initially defective or failed after short use.
    - Try another charging source
    - Inspect the dock connector on the iPod for bent or missing contacts, foreign material, corroded contacts, broken, missing or cracked plastic.
    - Make an appointment at the Genius Bar of an Apple store.
    Apple Retail Store - Genius Bar                          

  • Very strange iPod charging problem...

    Hi to all...
    I have now 3 days a iPod mini, and I love it...
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    [| ](only one)...
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    Welcome to Apple Discussions.
    Have you attempted to play it for some time to see whether there is a problem with that battery display or whether your battery does not hold the charge?

  • Ipod charging problem since Snow Leopard upgrade..

    Hi,
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    The ipod shows the charging ipod and functions correctly in itunes, its just flat if left connected overnight..
    Anyone else having this problem ?

    Those keyboards are notoriously underpowered. Does it charge correctly if you plug it directly into the Mac?
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  • Ipod charging problem, i've never seen any thing like it..

    Hiya, I have an ipod 4th gen and when ever i plug my ipod in too the computer or wall charger it doesn't say that it's charging, (Like the little thunder bolt up in the top right battery picture, or the noise it makes when you just plugged it into the charger. It's not the usb at all though either, i've tryed it out on different usb's. It still charges though!!!!!???? Plus when i plug it into the laptop, the laptop can't find it our reconise it at all! So i can't put music into it It also says, "This icloud hasn't backed up in such & such weeks" It's also very slow. Please help, thanks, aha.

    Not Charge
    - See:      
    iPod touch: Hardware troubleshooting
    - Try another cable. Some 5G iPods were shipped with Lightning cable that were either initially defective or failed after short use.
    - Try another charging source
    - Inspect the dock connector on the iPod for bent or missing contacts, foreign material, corroded contacts, broken, missing or cracked plastic.
    - Make an appointment at the Genius Bar of an Apple store.
    Apple Retail Store - Genius Bar                          

  • 2nd dead iPod Touch 4G in 2 months?  Battery/charging problems!

    Hi everyone,
    It seems as of tonight that I will have to return my second iPod Touch 4G in the last two months. In both cases, it was an issue where the device would no longer charge, and became very hot on the top of the back panel when the device was turned on even for a few seconds (while not being plugged in). In the first case, the device seemed to be defective from the time I opened the box, which was confirmed at an Apple Store, but they asked me to ship it to Apple Repair to be checked out. Apple took a very long time to get a replacement to me, but was good about that problem, and I was happy with the replacement for the past month when all of a sudden tonight the new one would not change and became very hot.
    Is this an issue that anyone else has seen? I essentially only charged it off of my laptop or a wall charger unit, but it seems like the battery essentially is shorting out. I love this device, but actually need to use a PDA-type device enough that I am questioning whether I should get a replacement or go back to my old Palm TX.
    Thanks for any thoughts/feedback on my iPod Touch 4G battery/charging problems.
    Message was edited by: eliotjasper

    Most battery complaints complain about loss of charge. The iPod is designed to lose heat through the back as the battery discharges. This is most common when using the device a lot - like playing games. If yours will no loner charge, by all means return it to Apple.
    As far as being a PDA goes, it is as good as any smart phone out there. The PDA, as you once knew it, is dead and has been for 5+ years. Take your iPod to an Apple store and insist on a replacement.

  • Syncing and Charging Problem with 1st gen iPod nano

    I purchased a 1st generation iPod nano via eBay about 3 months ago and have developed an interesting syncing and charging problem.  When I plug the nano to my iMac, frequently neither the computer nor iTunes will recognize it.  I have done "the five R's" with occasional success.  I've tried jiggling the cable in the computer port and sometimes it works in getting iTunes to recognize the nano, sometimes it doesn't.  Even when I am able to get iTunes to recognize the nano, I have frequently found that the nano hasn't charged up at all.  In fact, a couple of times I found it almost totally drained of power after having been connected to my computer.  Yes, I have the most recent version of iTunes installed on my iMac and my iMac, by the way, is relatively new - having been purchased in May of this year.  What is interesting is that I've taken my nano to work and it has absolutely no problem charging up on my Dell (yuk!).  For the record, I do not have iTunes installed on my work computer and I am not allowed to add any apps to my work computer without the consent of my supervisor.  The chances of getting iTunes installed on my Dell at work are pretty much nil.  Any suggestions on how I can fix the problem?

    I bought a new USB dock connector and hoped, with fingers and toes crossed, that something positive would happen.  Sure enough, I was able to sync and recharge my old iPod nano.  I guess the original USB dock cable is on its last legs.  Not totally broken, but no longer reliable.  I consider my problem solved!    My thanks to everyone who took the time to read and try to solve my iPod problem.  I greatly appreciate it! 

  • IPod Touch 4G Charging Problems

    The third-party charger that I have been using for a year stopped working. I eventually figured out it was the charger, not my PC or iPod. So I use my old Apple charger that came with my iPod which stopped working somewhere in mid 2012 early 2013 (got iPod on Christmas 2011). When my iPod dies, I plug it in with the Apple charger. It will boot up unless I touch it, even a bit, and I have to reconnect it to charge it. Then, while I'm not there, iOS boots, as usual. But, it shows a charging battery in the corner, but the lock screen has my wallpaper, not the battery. Everyonce in a while when it's plugged in, it will go from 20% to having the full charged symbol, and it's not fully charged. Everyonce in a while it also says "Charging not support with this accessory". Also erlier today when my iPod was plugged in, it made the charging sound, one after the other, four times. And nobody was there and the charger was exactly how it was left. It is starting to get really bad and I might get a new (sorry, non-Apple) device. PLEASE HELP! Thank you.

    Not Charge
    - See:    
    iPod touch: Hardware troubleshooting
    iPhone and iPod touch: Charging the battery
    - Try another cable. The cable for 5G iPod (lightning connector) seems to be more prone to failure than the older cable.
    - If a 5G iPod      
    Iphone 5 lightning port charging problem - SOLUTION!
    - Try another charging source
    - Inspect the dock connector on the iPod for bent or missing contacts, foreign material, corroded contacts, broken, missing or cracked plastic.
    - Make an appointment at the Genius Bar of an Apple store.
      Apple Retail Store - Genius Bar
    could be bad cable or bad'/dirty dock connector in the iPod

  • When i plugged in my ipod charger into my macbook pro it off instantly and wouldnt turn back on, also the charger displays a dim green light when connected to the mac. Does anyone have a sollution to this problem?

    When i plugged in my ipod charger into my macbook pro it turned off instantly and wouldnt turn back on, also the charger displays a dim green light when connected to the mac. Does anyone have a sollution to this problem?

    The dim green light appears to be flashing orange too

  • Charging problem in ipod nano

    Hi Sir,
    I have purchased ipod nano in February month 2011.
    I am facing Charging problem in ipod nano. My ipod is getting heated and Charging is not going on. It looks all other function are working fine.
    I had some problem in ipod So it was in recovery mode. I have used restore option from iTunes . After that i am facing this issue.
    Is there any issue in restore software?
    Regards and Thanks,
    Anil

    You are still under warranty.  Just take the iPod to an Apple store or an AASP.  Whichever is more convenient for you.

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