📷 CY CF Compact Flash Memory Card Adapter to 50-pin 1.8 Inch IDE Hard Drive SSD Converter Adapter for Toshiba - Chenyang Review

Connect the SD-CF adapter to upgrade your old 4th generation iPod. I don't know why, but it only works with 64GB or less. It could be a problem with the cf adapter. I only need 64GB - I'm a happy camper!

I bought this to replace a dead hard drive on my iPod 4th gen and it was perfect! I just put the old CF card in the adapter and connected it to the iPod and everything was back to normal. I would recommend putting a small piece of cardboard between the adapter and the iPod battery to prevent rattling!

Bought several of these units and they all work with no problems. Only complaint: I wish the jumpers weren't so high. I had to bend them to fit some of the cramped cases. The rest is great.

Constantly cycling iPod connection and disconnection and not recognizing San Disk 64GB card, resulting in iPod opening and closing, battery connector damage, short circuit, motherboard BIOS erasing! Garbage!

Constantly cyclically connecting and disconnecting the iPod and not recognizing the San Disk 64GB card, resulting in the opening and closing of the iPod, damage to the battery connector, short circuit, erasing the BIOS of the motherboard ! Garbage!

I bought this to replace a dead hard drive on my 4th gen iPod and it was perfect! I just put the old CF card in the adapter and connected it to the iPod and everything was back to normal. I would recommend putting a small piece of cardboard between the adapter and the iPod battery to prevent rattling!

Flash modified my old 4th gen iPod. Problems making a proper connection with the ATA cable due to the plastic tabs on both the cable and the adapter. I finally managed to attach and "latch" the adapter (I would definitely file the card tab a bit before installing), but by then the board was shorted. The red LED turns off when an iPod is connected to the motherboard.

I had a 4th Gen iPod which my dear friends gave me as a gift. I used to use it a lot, but it stopped working and sat in a box for years. It was 20 GB, which was a lot of storage space at the time. Call me a "dinosaur" but I still prefer to own my own music and organize it in folders with various playlists I've created. It's great to have an iPod so I can plug it into my car and listen to the same music I listen to at home. I find it wonderful, especially when travelling. I decided to fix a…