Hi, does anyone know which adapter came with the iPod classic 160gb late 2009 ?
I have the model no charger : A1102 & A1205
Which one is the correct one and came with it as in the original ?
Please advise
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The A1102 would have been the adapter originally available for iPod classic but as both A1102 and A1205 are USB chargers rated for 5V at 1A either should be able to charge an iPod classic or any other device that can adequately charge at 1A. iPads really need to charge at a higher rate so that is when the first 10W chargers came out. I've a feeling some models in the classic line won't charge on an iPad compatible charger.
tt2
Possibly the difference between systems that are normally earthed (e.g. UK) and those that are not (e.g. US). Or that is one of the differences between the two models that have otherwise similar power ratings. If you bought them at a reputable outlet there is no reason to assume they're not genuine. If you paid less than retail in a dodgy market stall there would be more reason to be concerned. Either way this type of equipment can fail at some point. Hopefully it either happens while you are in warranty, or not until you've had plenty of years of use.
tt2
Because I follow the threads I've already posted to and can see when they are updated. If you mentioned me randomly in another thread I wouldn't know, but I could still run into the post if it is an area I pay attention to like iPod classic.
tt2
Hmm. See Identify counterfeit or uncertified Lightning connector accessories - Apple Support. I don't know if the 30-pin cables were supposed to have the same markings but I cannot see them on mine. Could well have worn off over the years.
tt2
An Apple Lightning to USB cable has 'Designed by Apple in California' and either 'Assembled in China', 'Assembled in Vietnam' or 'Indústria Brasileira' on the cable about seven inches from the USB connector. You'll see a 12-digit serial number at the end of this text.
My cable has the text but on the other side not near the USB connector?
See photo
Distinct, synonym for different.
You've noted the marking is at a different end for your 30-pin cable. Apple's Identify counterfeit or uncertified Lightning connector accessories - Apple Support article explains where to find the markings on the Lightning cable, not the 30-pin cable. Since they are not the same thing there is no reason to assume the details should be the same.
tt2
Do you know if the ipod classic came with the USB power adapter and if yes then which model adapter?
@turingtest2
Thank you.
What's the difference between the two adapters?
Is it true that the ipod USB power adapter is made by Foxlink technology ltd and Flextronics?
That's what it says on mine so that's why I'm asking. Thought apple is apple!
Thank you, how about the Flextronics ?
Yes, not a name I'd previously run into but if you look you can find articles linking them and Apple.
tt2
You're welcome, and I've popped over to your other thread. 🙂
tt2
Thank you
Hi, i just wanted to know if anyone really know what was the original ipod and ipod classic charger?
Was told model A1102 ipod USB power adapter? Is that correct ?
If not please advise.
As you can see above why does it show USA version on the box if the UK plug comes inside ?
I don't understand and it's really confusing me.
This is not third party suppliers. It's from Apple.
Which adapter came with the iPod Classic 160gb late 2009?
