NinjaBatt Battery A1466 A1496 Compatible with Apple MacBook Air 13 Inch [2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 Years] A1369 A1405 A1377 - High Performance [7200mAh/55Wh/7.6V]

My Mac was getting worse and battery was shutting down the computer and was only lasting about an hour was a bit apprehensive about opening the Mac and changing the battery, but couldn’t have been easier and has given my old Mac a new lease of life and working like new.

The battery has given my mbp late 2011 a new lease on life. Glad I ignored the price tag. The battery can go for atleast 7 hours without the charger - of course I’m not playing YouTube videos. Yet to test that. Will update. I highly recommend .

Quality for installation and use is great so far. Hardest part is removing the old battery. Always take care with doing so.But once that’s done installation took less than 15 mins.

This is bad. The first I brought was great but the next I brought was no good at all! It states free returns but when I spoke to an Amazon customer services I was told I would get the postage back once the battery was reiceve! This is not the Amazon service one has come to trust! Further more it has to be shipped as hazardous to a European Address and I have no idea how to do this or why I should have to waste my time or worry about it!

I don't normally write reviews but honestly this battery has giving my MacBook Air 13-inch a new lease of life. I couldn't use my laptop unless I had the powerpack connected it would just die on me and I was scared to do the battery install in case I broke my MacBook but I decided to try it. Installing battery was easier than I thought and I can now take my Mac to bed with me without connecting a power source and battery life seems to last for hours. Thank you so much :-) Doing it on my own has probably saved me loads of money!!!

It is always a bit daunting opening the back of a laptop but with the tools provided and easy instructions on Youtube, this is an easy process to follow and considerably cheaper than having it done by a professional. Removing the back cover and battery is easy using the tools provided and the connector pulls out and pushes in easily. One thing to watch out for is that the screws on the cover and battery have 2 different lengths so make sure you keep track of where they come out of

Easy to install. Will not last for many years though but I guess for the price cannot complain too much... I had it for about 2 years and it has done 341 cycles. I now need to replace this battery again. Running very hot very quickly (cannot keep laptop on lap as too hot!) and loosing charge rather quickly. I am going for an iFixit battery next.

The existing batteries on my Macbook Pro Retina 13 Inc Early 2015 had lost most of their power so after reading various online guides and watching a video, I decided to replace the battery pack. These batteries are reasonably priced, the specification seems good and I hope they will perform well (too early to say). But "easy installation"? No way. Providing us with two screwdrivers and no instructions is less than ideal. Just as well that the iFixit website provides a step by step guide. There are many ways to cause expensive damage to your Mac. You have to remove the ribbon between the trackpad and the motherboard at both ends. So you might damage either end and have no working trackpad. You have to remove the delicate loudspeaker cables. So you might end up with no sound. Perhaps the hardest task is to remove the existing batteries which are glued down. I used "Superglue de-Bonder" which seemed to work well, but it feels risky to wrench these batteries from the casing using an old credit card and brute force. Somehow I cut my finger doing that. I probably didn't line up the new batteries perfectly which explains why one screw won't go in, but I don't think it's essential and after a job like that to be left with just one unused screw feels like victory. Take care to use the right screwdriver for each screw otherwise you might damage the head of the screw. My Macbook is now back to full working order and I don't feel I have an excuse to upgrade to the latest model yet. However, this is not a job I would ever want to do again, certainly not for someone else's computer.