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The iPod Seventh Generation, marketed and sold as the "iPod Classic", was released in September 2009, and did not have any visible differences compared to the previous version. It simply replaced the previous 120GB iPod Classic 6.5 with a thin 160GB version.

Why is my iPod not increasing battery while charging but still works?

Hi, I bought an iPod Classic 7, I noticed while charging my iPod it didn't increase in battery after leaving it on charging for several hours with a 3rd party cable that came with it. I tried several 5v bricks and even my computer but the battery would just stay the same. I plugged it out and watched it drain in about 3-4 hours playing songs before the 'please charge your ipod' I connected it to charging and it showed that boot up screen instantly, showed that it's charging but the battery indicator is not increasing. The person I got it from said that it was a new battery. I was also able to sync 600 songs with the same 3rd party cable in under 3 minutes.

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Can you explain a bit better what you mean. Are you asking what the battering is not charging or the level of charge doesn't go past 95%, that is you are expecting to achieve 100% and never get there.

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So when I first got the iPod it was at 50% and I put it to charge for hours but I noticed the battery icon showed the same 50%. I then saw someone say to drain the battery and fully charge, repeating a couple of times. After draining it I charged it, it was showing the battery charging animation and the lightning bolt icon on battery but as soon as I took it off I noticed that the battery icon was empty and it was dead again 5 minutes later. So I charged it again, but the battery was dead again even sooner this time. It just won't increase the battery at all...

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@kuromii - that sounds like a bad battery. You'll need to monitor the chargers USB-A port to see what's happening with the power. Get a USB power meter like this one USB Mini Voltmeter

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