Last time we built an iPod 4th generation with a massive 3000mAh battery and 128GB flash mod, and now today we're putting it through its paces in an all-out battery test.
Both iPods here have been modded in the same way with an iFlash ATA1 and 128GB micro SD card, and they've both been through several full charge and discharge cycles to let the batteries settle in.
Which iPod will last the longest? Place your bets now!
Want to see how these iPods were built? Check out this video here:
https://youtu.be/-ZH3KY7UNmw
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