A1466 Replacement Battery for MacBook Air 13 inch 2017, Early 2015 Early 2014, Mid 2013 Mid 2012 Mid 2011, Late 2010 7200mAh 7.6V Fits A1369 A1405 A1496 A1377

This battery was a lifesaver.I was out of the country when my MacBook dies and had a visiting friend bring me this and saved me so much money and drama. VERY easy to install yourself. I’m not that tech-y but had no problem.

If you have bought a used mac air (got 2017 one for 300 in good condition), I highly suggest replacing the battery after 800 cycles. If you get one, or already have one, thats not retaining power, I especially suggest it. The replacement process was super easy (youtube videos galore, and they included screw drivers) and after you lift the lid the process is pretty self explanatory. There is a huge benefit to doing this yourself for anyone thinking of adding life to an old Mac air. If you take one to an apple store its 150 to replace, easy. I hear the newest macs don't even allow this much access which is a shame if it's true. Battery has been top notch so far, and I am glad I saved a Mac air from the electronic dump (use it primarily for apple situations). I am one of those tech people who believes in refurbs. I wish apple understood this more in its current designing process. I guess I don't want to be sucked into an eco system that evolves so much it requires upgrading every two years. Honestly the old tech works fine for most, and the new tech boasts change but doesn't really show it. Tech is all the same now. All people are doing is paying high prices for a name. The talent is in the user.

This battery was purchased by me almost 3 years ago and it is still running great. The installation process was not too difficult if you are used to this work. I would definitely recommend this product.

The replacement battery looks just like the battery i am replacing. Pricepoint was amazing 30-45 dollars is normal variation. It is about 150 to replace it at the apple store.It is a reasonable project for someone without IT/hardware experience, as battery comes with necessary screw drivers.Items i recommend:Latex glovesCompressed air,Battery, and screw drivers (come in the kit)Step 1. Turn off your computer(shutdown).Step 2, remove the protective cover from your battery and use its stickiness to hold screws you will take out in place.Step 3. Remove the screws to remove the cover.Step 4. Use another screwdriver to remove 5 screws holding the batteryStep 5. Unplug the battery(pull horizontally NOT up)Step 6 l. Use compressed air to get junk out of your computer.Step 7. Remove old battery and place new batteryStep 8. Screw it in.Step 9. Plug battery inStep 10. Attach cover.Step 11. Charge battery completely (i left it in for 5 hours to endure full charge).This is where i stopped.Step 12. Full discharge of the battery so it accurately knows what 0% charge is.I will give feedback how long it lasts, if applicable. Its predecessor in my macbook air started going bad at 200 charges and was unusable at 250 charges.

This is the second battery I have replaced. The first one was from a different company name, but when it came everything was exactly the same, so I suspect same company, different name. I got it in April, it worked well for about a month and then it started losing power quicker and quicker. Now I am back to having hardly any charge, most times I have to keep it plugged in. It comes with a warranty, but what good is that when there is no address or phone number? I researched it quite a bit and I can't find any contact information. Amazon was no help either. So, now I guess I am stuck again. I didn't pay a lot and it was easy to install, but what good is that when it stops working prematurely? If anyone knows how to get in touch with this company please leave the information. Thank you.Follow up: Contacted Amazon to try to get a phone number or address from them for this vender, they have no information either and no returns after 30 days. So buyer beware! They even confirmed that they offer a 24 month warranty and there is no way to get in touch with them.

This battery is breathing new life into two 2013 Macbook Airs. With 25 cycles, my Mac says there is 6688 mAh at full charge (down from 7200 as sold). My second Macbook Air with 34 cycles has 5385. That's much lower than it should be, IMO. Installation was a breeze.

You can save a lot of money by changing the battery yourself. This item even comes with the tools you need to open the back of the computer

OE quality fit, easy to install. Working properly. Would purchase again