Can I use the 60GB/1300mAh battery in an iPod 5th gen CLASSIC (not Video)? What are the physical dimensions?
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Yes it will fit. I used for my 5th gen classic. I did have a problem with the battery, however, because it would not hold a charge. I returned and bought the UpStart 616-0232 equivalent which worked fine.
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I have the 160 GB iPod. And yes, i can charge it without removing the DLO case. Even so, getting it in and out of the case is a 2 second affair.
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Thanks, that helped a lot. I just looked up the ipod nano vidio and realized that it does everything the classic does, it's just smaller. It even costs less. I also wasn't able to find any complaints on it, which is much more than can be said for the classic. Thanks again, I'm going to get that instead now and probably save myself a lot of disappointment.
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I have a 160 gb ipod classic. And according to what M Cheng states, I have version A (4 jacks) & it charges without a hitch, also the remote does work to run the menu functions on the iPodIt came with 9 or 10 dock adapters as wellhope this helps
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Actually if you look at that same specs page you'll see it mentions a dock adapter coming in the box so it shouldn't be a problem either way. For me the ipod touch is everything that I was looking for. Sure it could have been given a power hungry disk drive with more capacity, but flash is the better option hands down. Lower energy consumption with that nice slim form factor and better battery life for the size (look at specs on the classic 160 and you'll see the difference). I don't know why you would need 16gb of music and videos on there at any one time anyways, manual sync people...use it
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This is from the product's Amazon page:"Fits Apple 5G 30GB 5th Gen, 6G 80GB 6th Gen, Classic Series, U2 32G, Video 30GB Series"I bought it for my iPod 5th generation Classic (color).
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I had 2000 songs,350 photos and over 100 apps and did not even touch the memory on the 64 gb ipod touch it all depends on how much GB any electronic has that is the memory that holds the information on the system I do not know anything about an ipod classic so I can not tell you if it is better to keep your classic the only other one I had was a nano and the 5th generation to me was the better of the two. I can test on this ipod and do everything that a cell phone can do and also do what a tablet can do. I am partign with mine only because I need th emoney to pay an unexpected emergency bill. I would never part with it. I had 2000 songs,350 photos and over 100 apps and did not even touch the memory on the 64 gb ipod touch it all depends on how much GB any electronic has that is the memory that holds the information on the system I do not know anything about an ipod classic so I can not tell you if it is better to keep your classic the only other one I had was a nano and the 5th generation to me was the better of the two. I can test on this ipod and do everything that a cell phone can do and also do what a tablet can do. I am partign with mine only because I need th emoney to pay an unexpected emergency... » Read More I had 2000 songs,350 photos and over 100 apps and did not even touch the memory on the 64 gb ipod touch it all depends on how much GB any electronic has that is the memory that holds the information on the system I do not know anything about an ipod classic so I can not tell you if it is better to keep your classic the only other one I had was a nano and the 5th generation to me was the better of the two. I can test on this ipod and do everything that a cell phone can do and also do what a tablet can do. I am partign with mine only because I need th emoney to pay an unexpected emergency bill. I would never part with it. « Show Less
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Ipod touch 5th generation, 16 gb you can find out by just going to Google and search the model number.
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If you visit Panasonic's product page for this item, you'll find the answer to this question via the Owner's Manuals link. (Yes, - as of Jan 2011, the compatibility list includes iPod 5th generation (video) (60GB, 80GB), iPod 5th generation (video) (30GB), and iPod nano 5th generation (video camera) (8GB, 16GB))
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5th gen w/video, yes. That's what I had before getting upgraded to the 160gb, it fit both.
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Thanks again!! We need to check this out also[Apple iPod classic 120 GB Black (6th Generation)
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Hey,No the information is somewhat misleading, the battery I received from the was a LGIP 531A, it measures 2.137" length, 1.335" wide and varied from .225 to 2.50" thick, one of the batteries was to fat for my phone. The other didn't hold a charge, I complained, they sent me another set of batteries without question inside of 3 days. This battery also is marked 950mAh and looks to be an Original Manufacturer battery. Have had one in my phone for a few months now and am keeping the other as a spare.Thanks
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It worked perfectly for my iPod Video 80GB, I see no reason for it not to work for the 60GB model.
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I believe the latest version is 5th gen for the classic. I wish they would come out with a new generation classic. The case fits great on my 160gb classic. The only negative is that when it's in the case, it doesn't fit on some of my devices with ipod connection (like a radio with an ipod connection on top). My classic is a couple of years old and I have bee keeping track of news on possible updates to the classic. I don't think it's changed since 2009 and word on the street is it will be discontinued.
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No, it does not fit the 5th generation 80 GB -- that model is too thick. I found that out the hard way. Presumably the 80 GB classic model mentioned in the description is the 6th generation model.
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I have 8GB on my curent (Gen 4) iPod. I have been wanting to upgrade to a video iPod for a while, but decided to wait hoping a new one would come out (similar to the iPhone). I am a little concerned about only having 16GB, but even more concerned about its shape. Is this iPod expected to fit into current iPod accessories? I have an iDock for my AV receiver, and I'd be bummed if this didn't fit. It came with several adaptors, but I don't think it has any that are for an iPod that thin.
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I own a 6th gen classic 160gb & 4gb nano,,and both work fine in the unit,,,though the stem of the unit could be upgraded in my opinion. I've owned the unit about a year now & still very happy with it.