A1466 Battery for Apple MacBook Air 13″ (Mid 2012, Mid 2013, Early 2014, Early 2015,2017) A1369(Late 2010, Mid 2011 Version) A1405 A1377 [7160mAh/54.5Wh/7.6V]

Just like it was listed. Works fine so far. Simple to install. Fit as expected.

Old MacBook Pro from mid-2012 whose original battery died. While I've had issues with third-party batteries in the past, this one is working perfectly. It was a thoughtful touch that they included two screwdrivers, especially the Tri-Wing one needed for battery removal. I primarily use this MacBook via SSH, and noticed the system was running slowly without a battery. This is because Mac's power management system deliberately reduces performance when running solely on AC power to protect components from power fluctuations. Since I don't carry the laptop anywhere and it stays plugged in at the corner of my desk, I'm not concerned about battery life - I just needed it to restore full performance. I wrote a script to measure the battery discharge rate, plot is attached. It drained in about 11 hours, drain rate 8.6% /hour

The battery was exactly as advertised. It fits perfectly and has the rated capacity. We’ve gone from 20 min on an old (original!) 2014 battery to a minimum of 6-7 hours of use from 100% down to 10%. This may grow with several additional cycles from 100 to 10%. The price is very reasonable and it was a nice touch to include the 2 screwdrivers required to do the job. This was a very easy replacement to do. Well done, NinjaBatt!

The MacBook Pro started immediately after installation. That's always a nervous moment. I am using CoconutBattery to check the specifics. It is a Simplo battery, which is one of Apple's genuine suppliers. Full charge capacity is 6600 mAh, the same as my original battery. Battery temperature is fine at 79.4 F. It is indeed a new battery at 0 cycle count. On startup the battery was at 60% capacity. I am beginning the calibration process. The only issue is manufacture date. This battery is more than 8 years old, manufactured on March 30, 2015. That variable seems to be pot luck. I recently ordered a replacement battery for an older MacBook Pro. That was also a Simplo, manufactured in mid 2021. Installation went fine, using a couple of YouTube videos. I recommend the OWC version because it uses the fewest number of steps. Other videos remove items that are not in the way. Also, solvent is not necessary to loosen the old battery. I used a small flathead screwdriver to patiently cut through the paste. There is an opening at right to get started. Once that cell is lifted out of the way it's easy to access the next one. Make sure to totally drain the old battery before beginning. These are dangerous batteries if breeched. I allowed the MacBook Pro to go blank then I restarted more than 10 subsequent times to get closer to absolute zero. Hold down the power button for roughly 10 seconds then release. The Mac will begin the startup procedure. It will steadily cut itself off quicker each time. You're good when the Apple logo no longer appears. I took the extra step of removing the heat sink and replacing the thermal paste, using a video from Luke Miani. However, he errs in spreading the paste on the smaller silver chip at right. That one is not supposed to be covered. I used Arctic MX4 paste instead of the one he recommended.

This was the correct battery fo my old 2013 MacBook Air and was comparatively easy to install. Much easier because this version doesnt have the sticky glue that older ones have. So my techie friend was able to do this within an hour. Good choice on my part. My laptop is working just fine.

Very disappointed in battery life. I just use my computer for casual browsing, emails and light use of Word. After following installation and "break in" per instructions I am only getting 2-3 hours of unplugged use. I contacted supplier's customer service who took 3 days to get back to me but indicated 3-5 hours is typical expectation but offered no suggestions or offer of replacement.

Replaced an 10 year old in an MacBook Air. Installed in minutes with the provided torx screwdrivers. Follow the instructions for initial start-up and charging cycles. Installed two weeks ago battery performance is as good as new.

I’m back up and running! Included everything needed and thanks to YouTube tutorials the replacement process was quick and easy. Can’t believe I waited this long to do it myself and ashamed I was going to take it to the store and be charged a lot for a fix so simple.