I have a 5th gen 32gb ipod touch, if the battery needed to be replaced, would it be possible to take it to a local apple store and chaage it?
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I have a 5th gen 32gb ipod touch, if the battery needed to be replaced, would it be possible to take it to a local apple store and chaage it?
i have a macbook pro that is just over a year old. a few days ago it was having issues with the trackpad, and i read that the battery could cause issues with that. after a few hours it managed to resolve itself and then yesterday i connected it to the charger and it just wouldnt charge. it was all plugged in correctly but the green light on the charger wasnt lit and no power was getting through. i turned it off when it was at 5% battery, and it wont change while off, nor turn back on. is it possible that the battery itself is dead and it needs to be replaced?
I am a complete newcomer to anything Apple having bought a used Macbook Air which I received today and I have to say it is absolutely beautiful and a lovely piece of machinery. However, when I bought the Air I was told by the seller that it had been used for 1 day only and indeed it's first year of warranty finishes on 4 January 2014. However I was surprised to see that the battery has gone through 14 cycles and presume that this means that either it is refurbished or presumably used non-stop since being purchased? Or could it have been purchased but not registered? I have emailed the previous owner and he has said he will refund my money if I wish to return the Air. I'd just be grateful for any thoughts from experienced owners please. Many thanks.