Introduction: A Simple Ipod Sock Mod!
...add a couple of buttons to an ipod sock & keep that damn earbuds cord in place!
Step 1: Sew 2 Buttons on to an Ipod Sock
Step 2: & Just Wrap the Cord Around the Buttons...ta-da!
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24 Comments
10 years ago on Introduction
u bought the covering my sister has one just like that except without the buttons
10 years ago on Introduction
this could work for regular cellphone cases/socks as well! :) or on a handbag/backpack :)
am going to stitch buttons to everything i own now
11 years ago on Step 2
Brilliant! Thanks for posting! I'm going to try this out later!x
11 years ago on Introduction
Cool! the cutest I've seen so far! :>
11 years ago on Introduction
it's nice chep
14 years ago on Introduction
I tried it. And I ditched it. Go with the Creative Zen they're prettier and cheaper, and there's a good alternative for each iPod. Check it out:
Shuffle = zen stone/stone plus (half the price--and the stone plus has a screen.)
Nano = v/v plus (that's the one I have. I think it's about $30 cheaper. *Note* the zen V plus can do video, pictures, and fm radio, and it's still cheaper.)
Video/photo = vision M, W, etc.
Reply 12 years ago on Introduction
there's a REASON the Zens are cheaper...
Reply 12 years ago on Introduction
And there's a REASON the ipods are more expensive. goddamned marketing is what it is
Reply 13 years ago on Introduction
My Zen broke. My iPod still works. Zen failed while the iPod still works, so therefore I'd rather ditch the Zen. Granted, the earphones in the iPod are horrible, but no self respecting music lover would use them anyway.
Reply 14 years ago on Introduction
I had a Zen. True, it WAS cheaper, AND it had more features, but i hated it. Its made of cheap plastic, was butt ugly, and i never used the fm radio, the fm radio recorder, or the voice recorder. iPods have an all-metal design, are are dern sexy. :D Not to say that the Zen was a bad player, i just prefer the iPod quality.
Reply 14 years ago on Introduction
Ok, I agree with that NOW. I got an iPod when my Zen just decided to quit working. I loved the Zen, but it was just too fragile. And I hate that I can't use my iPod with Linux -- I had none of these software problems with my Zen!
Reply 13 years ago on Introduction
I use linux with my ipod -- GTKpod.. didn't have to mod out my ipod either. Search the ubuntu forums.
Reply 13 years ago on Introduction
Yes, I finally got that to work a little while ago. Then one of my friends stole my ipod and replaced all my music with his... meaning I lost a bunch of music, but more importantly, all my careful formatting was undone. Then the computer with GTKpod on it broke. And now the ipod's out of batteries. F***
Reply 14 years ago on Introduction
I don't know much about iPod and Linux...but could you install iPod Linux on your iPod, and then sync it with your Linux PC?
12 years ago on Introduction
but i guess the life of the earphone will not last long, due to twisting and turning.
13 years ago on Step 2
I just love tutorials like this - it's not complicated at all, it's something that's actually needed, and most of all, it's cheap! Thanks for your instructable... I'll have to remember this if I ever get an iPod sock!
13 years ago on Introduction
Cool, i hope this works with my homemade iSock too. :)
13 years ago on Introduction
Rockbox seems pretty good, but it doesn't work with the new ipods yet. Neither does ipod Linux. So I'm out of luck there.
14 years ago on Introduction
it's a bit late but i think it's just a bit ironic that theres an iPod commercial on my screen right now. and the zenmp3 is more practical but i still love my iPod.
15 years ago on Introduction
im with vader