iPod Screen Repair

iPod Screen Repair

iPodRestore Nationwide Overnight iPod Screen Replacement for 1st and 2nd Generation iPods- one low price for parts and installation.

Our flat-rate LCD screen repair includes everything you need to get your iPod back up and running as quickly as possible. Just add this item to your shopping cart and complete your order online, or call 1-877-For-iPod to schedule your repair via phone. Choose from our famous Overnight Door-to-Door courier service or send your iPod to us on your own and get return overnight shipping back to you.

Once we receive your iPod, we will install a brand new LCD screen within 24-hours of receipt (M-F) and then we'll send your trusty companion back to you via overnight courier. You have the choice of having us pickup your iPod at your door for an additional $29, or you can send it in via your preferred method and we'll include overnight return delivery for just $10 when your iPod repair is complete. Did we mention that the shipping method is overnight? No slow snail mail or 7-10 day ground shipping for your iPod,

f you select the Overnight Pickup Option below, once you schedule your repair install your new iPod screen within 24-hours and then send your iPod back to you overnight! elect the Self Ship Option below, package your iPod up and send it our way. Once received, we'll get your new screen installed and send your iPod back to you via overnight courier

Battery

The battery usually lasts between 300 to 500 recharge cycles, which for some users can last less than a year before the battery needs to be replaced. The battery is created this way probably due to the form factor. In order to make the iPod a smaller, thinner device it was probably necessary to create a battery that fit the iPod's exact specifications instead of using standard AAA or AA batteries. The one inconvenience is that since the consumer can not open up the iPod and remove the battery him or herself when the battery fails, it must be sent back to Apple to be changed, usually costing the consumer a $59 fee.

Transferring Audio and Video Files to Your iPod

iTunes is Apple's music and video store that sells digital files that users can download. These files come in a format called AAC and include DRM (Digital Rights Management) so that there are limitations on how you use these files. Usually your iPod can easily synch up with iTunes with the help of your computer and transfer the music from the iTunes site off the internet directly to your iPod through the use of a USB cable.

For those people that already have CD's or MP3's on their home computer, your iPod also plays these types of files. You can easily synch your iPod up with your home computer or computing device and send these files from one device to another. It should be noted that depending on the type of iPod you own, you can transfer music files, view music videos, TV shows, full length motion pictures and even digital photos.