iPod Nano 5

iPod Nano 5 Technical Characteristics

The iPod Nano 5 or 'Nanno' as it's often referred to, is a miniature version of the classic iPod designed by Apple Inc. It was released in 2009 and is equipped with extensive features.

• Display: 2.2-inch (diagonal) TFT display, 240x376px resolution.
• Processor: The iPod Nano 5 is powered by the Samsung ARM processor.
• Storage: Comes in two variants: 8GB and 16GB internal storage.
• Battery: Built-in rechargeable lithium-ion battery with up to 24 hours of music playback.
• Camera: Features a video camera that can shoot in VGA.
• Additional Features: Accelerometer for shake and shuffle gestures, FM radio, Pedometer.

Recovering an iPod Nano 5

Things You Will Need

• A new iPod Nano 5th generation battery
• A case opener tool

Instructions

Please ensure to turn off your iPod before starting the process. Follow these steps to replace your iPod Nano 5 battery:

Step 1: Opening the iPod

• Insert the case opener tool into the side of the iPod.
• Gently twist the tool to unclip the clips holding the case together.

Step 2: Removing the Battery

• Once the iPod is open, you'll find the battery attached to the back of the display.
• Gently remove the battery from its adhesive.
• Unsolder the battery connections to completely disconnect the battery from the iPod.

Step 3: Replacing the Battery

• Solder the connections of the new battery to the same points on the iPod's motherboard.
• Reconnect all the removed connections.

Step 4: Reassembling the iPod

• Once the new battery is fitted in place, put the back cover on and gently press until the clips snap into place.

Note: If you aren't confident in carrying out the repair yourself, we recommend getting your iPod Nano fixed by a professional.