iPod Cold Weather Care: Loving Your iPod

i left my ipod in cold cold temp in my car....now it won't even charge or turn on for that matter....did i destroy my ipod? help

I left my ipod in my car, the temps was below freezing now it wont work event though its warmed up, what do i do

Hey, i left my nano in my car and it was prob 15 degrees F for about 2 night. it didnt turn on because the battery must of drained.. so i charged it, and when i turn it on now, i only see half of the screen and the other half is distored and unlegible to be read.. so dont leave it out... :(

I left my iPod in my car today at 7:30. It was an average of 11°F until noon, when I got back in my car to use my iPod again. After about five minutes, I got the "super-low-battery icon" and couldn't listen to my music until I warmed it up. So yeah, I'd say to follow the recommended temps :)

If you take an 5G iPod out in -25c the LCD will take one some weird rainbow colouring which is only decernable when off. Other than that it works fine, battery life is a bit down.

At -30c same as above but you know its freaking cold when its -30 and below so one tends not to whip out the iPod from ones winter coat :)

I'm not so sure about that range. I have a color iPod 20gig and it has serious problems once the temperature dips below 40 or so. It will turn on fine but the scroll wheel gets very temperamental. When I leave it in the car overnight I have to sit on the iPod with the seat warmers on to get it running properly. Once it's warmed up it's fine.

So why is it iPod's don't work so well on Everest again?

am i the only one that feels the thing around ipod looks like sh1t?

That the same operating temps for the nano? I wonder if the cold limits are there for the hard drive or the LCD. And if either, what about the shuffle?

I can see it now: someone in a schoolyard with their tongue stuck to a Gen2 Shuffle.

I don't know about you, but I want the scarf in that photo for.. umm.. my iPod's coming Friday. It needs a name.. and a gender.