Why does my iPod keep turning itself off?

When your iPod touch, such as the 5th generation keeps turning on and off, the reasons can often be attributed to a faulty battery, software issues, hardware problems, recently installed applications and so on.

How do I revive my battery on my iPod?

Hold down the Sleep and volume down buttons on the iPod Touch for at least eight seconds until the Apple logo appears. If this doesn’t work, try again with the iPod connected to a wall outlet.

How many years does iPod battery last?

The most common reason your iPod will die – aside from your dropping it and breaking the screen or ruining the hard disk – is because its battery will have reached its limit. iPod batteries generally last two to three years, depending on how often you use the iPod. You can replace them, sure, but it’s not for everyone.

Do iPod batteries need to be replaced?

Apple formally states that “rechargeable batteries have a limited number of charge cycles and may eventually need to be replaced. If this doesn’t solve the problem — particularly if the iPod is a couple of years old — in all likelihood the battery has reached the end of its useful life and needs to be replaced.

Can you overcharge an iPod?

The answer is, generally, no. The iPod is a savvy little piece of gear and it understands when enough is enough. It won’t overcharge when connected to a power source for days on end.

Do iPods still work?

Hello, iPod nano is still fully functional as it was when it was released. You can still synchronize iTunes Store purchases to iPod nano or music ripped from CDs. You cannot synchronize iPod nano over Bluetooth.

How do I fix my iPod classic stuck on the Apple logo?

iPod classic

1. Move the Hold switch firmly to the off position so that you don’t see orange by the switch.
2. Press and hold the Menu button and Center (or Select) button for 8 seconds, or until you see the Apple logo.