First Generation Nano, Video iPod Battery - Which iPod is Correct for a battery

I'm not sure which iPod is mine.

With multiple generations of iPods now, it can be confusing as to which particular iPod you own. Look at the images below and review the descriptions, if you see your iPod, then click on the image and that's the battery for you! It's that easy.

Still not sure? Got to our comprehensive list of all iPod Models/Part Numbers!

	First and Second Generation iPod This model has buttons around the click-wheel and the data port is at the top of the unit.
	Third Generation iPod This model has 4 buttons above the click-wheel and the data port is at the bottom of the unit.
	Fourth Generation iPod This model has 4 buttons above the click-wheel and the data port is at the bottom of the unit.
	iPod Mini This model has buttons on the click-wheel and the data port is at the bottom of the unit.
	First Generation iPod Nano This model comes in 2 colors, black and white, has rounded corners, buttons on the click-wheel and the data port is at the bottom of the unit.
	Second Generation iPod Nano This model comes in multiple metallic colors, has squared corners, buttons on the click-wheel and the data port is at the bottom of the unit.
	Third Generation iPod Nano This model comes in multiple metallic colors, has rounded corners, is overall square in design, buttons on the click-wheel and the data port is at the bottom of the unit.
	iPod Photo This model has rounded corners, buttons on the click-wheel and the data port is at the bottom of the unit.
	iPod Video - 30 gig, 60 gig, 80 gig This model has rounded corners, buttons on the click-wheel and the data port is at the bottom of the unit.
	Classic iPod - 80 gig, 160 gig This model comes in two metallic colors, black and silver, has rounded corners, buttons on the click-wheel and the data port is at the bottom of the unit.