It requires a little more time and money to make the beat go on. But this isn't as simple as popping in a few D-cells into an old school cassette player. After about 400 charging cycles, the lithium-ion battery may need replacing. In other words, recharging your iPod when the battery is only run down halfway won't harm its charging capacity in the long run.īut as the old saying goes, all good things must come to an end. Also, lithium-ion batteries can recharge at any point in the cycle without degrading the battery's quality. According to Apple, that translates to a few weeks of listening power for the average user. Allowing your iPod battery to drain completely and refresh comprises a full charge cycle. If you have a little more time on your hands, you can leave it plugged in to trickle charge for two more hours and reach 100 percent capacity.

Then, in about two hours, an iPod can recharge back to 80 percent capacity in a process called the fast charge. Generally, a new iPod can play continuously for between eight and 12 hours before dying. Once you get home from that run, your device can be operational in the time it takes to shower and eat a post-jog snack. One good thing about the iPod's lithium-ion battery is that it's rechargeable.

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