Let's say I have a dead pixel on my iPod Touch 1g, and I have an Apple Care Plan thing, and I decide to take it into the Apple store to get it fixed. If they are lazy/nice about it, will they exchange it for a new iPod Touch 2g? Since I don't think they sell the 1g anymore. Or they could just fix it on the spot? Thanbks
This is interesting. I'd say if there was a fault they should exchange it for a new 2g, even with it being a 1g. The issue I am wondering about is if indeed they actually see a dead pixel as a fault. When ever I have bought a digital camera, they always say in the manual there may be a few dead pixels. And so the manufacturer gets away with saying they are not technically a fault. Don't know if this is the case for Touch's and iPhones though. Welcome to the forums btw.
I guess it depends on the person you get at the store. A dead pixel will most likely get you nothing, as they may claim that is within acceptable guidelines. If you have a bunch then you'll have better luck. They may just do the swap for you as I've heard some tales of no hassle swapping at the apple stores. Good luck!
i had a freind who has a 1g ipod. he used windex to clean thedisplay and he broke it good. i dont think he had one of those care plans but he did take it to an apple store anyway and they were nice enough to give him a a refurbished 1g ipod after deauthorizing the broken one. most likely youll get a refurbished 1g i think they have alot of those left
is there anything I can do that will warrant a new iPod? the care plan seems to do something when it comes to replacement thanks, I just lurk :3