Apple iPod 40 GB White M9268LL/A (4th Generation)
40GB hard drive holds approximately 1,333 hours of music at 64 Kbps (or 666 hours at 128 Kbps) * plays MP3, WAV, AAC, AIFF (uncompressed), Apple Lossless, and Audible files * backlit LCD displays track info * 25-minute skip protection * warranty: 1 year *
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Apple iPod 40 GB White M9268LL/A (4th Generation) Reviews
and quite frankly, its too much money to spend on something that lasts no longer than a plastic fork. It's as if these were put on some sort of timer to shut down on you after a while, so that you HAVE to go out and buy another. but when I buy one, I'd hope that it would last me a LONG time cosidering how much they cost.
I have wasted over $600 on these Ipods as well as another $100+ to repair one of them. This is the second one of these I have bought. but they are very tempermental, and seem to breakdown unexpectedly and for no reason at all (i never dropped them/ no water damage/ hardly any scratches).
and both have shut down on me. But they fail on you as easily as any disposable item you can buy. I really love the idea of an ipod.
They are great for storing mass amounts of music.
No warrantee. I brought it to an Apple store, they checked it and told me to through it away. They wanted to charge me $350 to fix it or offered to sell me a brand new one for $300. Mine broke after just over a year. Guess which option I selected. Just make sure you have backed up all your music.
Recently the click wheel will not even click, the buttons will not function. So basically I have a shiny white box with a hard drive in it that can't be used the way it was supposed to. The hard drive failed and they were able to fix it. Sadly my extended warranty from Best Buy has expired so I cannot get it fixed.
I have had problems with it in the past although luckily I had the hardware fix-it 2 year program with Best Buy. For months I have had problems with the scrolling function and have to do special maneuvers with the wheel and can get it to scroll for very short periods of time. Now I have been having severe click wheel problems.
I have had this ipod since a few months after launch. I usually don't buy into those gimmicks but I'm glad I did n this case. It worked very well, but recently it has become completely unusable. Guess I'll have to save up and buy another iPod but I will be waiting till the 6th generation comes out.
At the moment, it is sitting on my desk like a dead bug on its back, frozen. Itunes refuses to recognize it and now it tells me that I have a corrupted iPodno kidding. Save yourself years of aggravation, listen to those of us who have had this for over a year.caveat emptor. I got mine for a Xmas present 2 years ago. Within 6 months it acted up, making me do the ridiculous R method of resetting it over and again.
Then the clickwheel went on it, which makes it so it won't always respond. Then the hold switch won't lock on it, and then all the problems stopped for a while. I bought it from Apple's Refurb site, and when it arrived, it showed the sad iPod icon.
When the warranty was up, it died on that day. I got it new about 2 years ago. Don't buy this iPod.
Now it sits in it's box on my desk. Then 5 months later, it wouldn't even turn on, and then only the backlight would show, and there was nothing on the screen. I took it to Apple, they said it needed a new hard drive.
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