iPod Battery Percentage

There are several points to bear in mind about the battery indicator.

First of all, when the battery is fully charged, it states "Fully charged" on the screen and this is different to 100%! Yes, I know, not terribly intuitive, is it?

So it may be that the battery is not actually fully charged, despite saying 100%.

• Next, there are several tips for reducing unnecessary battery consumption. See this Apple article: Batteries - Maximizing Performance - Apple
• There are videos on YouTube that have suggestions for this as well. Search for "iPod battery drain fix". Not sure whether I'm allowed to put a link here to a specific video, but I found one that runs for 15 minutes (and zero seconds) particularly useful. As an example:
  • if you use the default setting for emails, it will have Push turned on. What that does is maintain a permanent connection to your email server, looking for new emails. But that uses power. So turning Push off will help increase battery life. (Settings/Passwords & Accounts/Fetch New Data>Off)
  • Background App Refresh also uses battery power. So turn it off for things you do not need. (Settings/General/Background App Refresh)

Actually, the 6th generation iPod Touch does have a battery percentage indicator. It's a widget that you can add to the notifications screen.

• Swipe right to display the leftmost screen. (Tapping the Home button only takes you to the Home screen; from there you need to swipe right):

• Next, scroll down the page to find the Edit button. Tap on Edit:

You will now see the Add Widgets screen, which displays the existing widgets (left screenshot in combined picture below). Scroll down to find more widgets (right screenshot in picture below). Add Batteries:

The status of the battery will now been seen on the notifications screen:

... and here's something else. Notice all that blank space in the Batteries panel and the fact that the header says "batteries" in plural? Some Bluetooth devices can send battery status information back to the iPod, which can then be shown in this panel.

Actually the new iPod touch (7th generation) features battery percentage. Same thing as on iPhone & iPad. However OP stated that he/she had an iPod touch 6G, which didn't had that feature. Also OP stated that the iPod is already 2 years old so i must be a 6th gen iPod.

And yes, seek a battery replacement.

Finally managed to get this screenshot of the Batteries widget to where I needed it:

The Bose SoundWear that you see listed is sending its battery status to the iPod.

what and i discovered that battery percentage exists on the iPod touch 4th generation

the ipod will need a battery replacement but how did you get battery percentage on an ipod when no ipod ever had battery percentage