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Topic: Battery not full after charge, but goes to full after use. Normal?

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Old 01-01-2004, 06:48 PM
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Question Battery not full after charge, but goes to full after use. Normal?

I have 3rd Gen. 20GB iPod. I've charged iPod using AC adapter over night. When I pulled it off the docking, iPod battery shows 3/4 full, 1/2 full, and sometimes 1/4 full. The charge goes back full after restart, or just using it for little while.

I've read before that this is normal. But My 3 co-workers iPod does not have this problem.

So, I'm left to think my iPod is not normal.

Anyone wanna make me feel better by telling me this is normal? =)

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Old 01-01-2004, 07:03 PM
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I have the same "problem". When I charge it, it is fully charged but says that is about 3/4 but once I listen to music for like 5 mins it shows fully charged. Nothing to worry about.
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Is the battery meter inaccurate?

Yes. Users have reported that after fully charging the meter shows only half power. This usually normalizes after a few minutes of use. Also, with the meter on empty, you can get hours of playing time. The meter is thus no true indicator of battery power.
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I've read that before. If you read my post, I have stated that "I've read before that this is normal. But My 3 co-workers iPod does not have this problem."

This is the reason why I'm asking again!

Oh! Thanks niloc for your nice input.
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Ya its becaus eof the inaccuracy of the new 2.1 update.
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Yes it's normal.
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