Egoway A1466 A1369 MacBook Air 13 inch Battery, for A1466 (Mid 2012/2013, Early 2014/2015, 2017), A1369 (Late 2010, Mid 2011), fits A1405 A1377 A1496, EMC 3178 2925 2632 2469 2392 2559

Great replacement, easy to install, works as intended. I actually had my 17 year old son do the replacement on his macbook himself. He was able to get everything swapped out with no issues and brought new life to the computer.

This was used to replace a failed OEM Mid 2012 Macbook Air 13" battery. Apple no longer services this machine and wants you to pay $2k for a new machine instead. Even when they did service this laptop, they wanted around $300 for a new battery. The battery came in an easy to open box and included the proprietary pentelobe screwdriver and a #5 torx screwdriver to take care of the job. It was easy to unscrew both the bottom cover and the battery. Please note the battery connector in the Macbook Air pulls down toward the battery, and not up and out. Be very careful not to pull to hard especially in the wrong direct to damage the battery connectors. Make sure before installing the new battery, take out the old battery, completely turn on the laptop, then turn it completely back off, and then remove the power. This clears the system of the old battery configuration. Not sure how long this battery will last but for now it is doing its job.

There seem to be a zillion choices for MacBook Air battery replacements, and the prices are all over the lot. But they all look alike, and for all I know they all come from the same factory. And they all come with the special screwdrivers (2) you'll need to do the job (one for the case, the other for the battery).I ended up choosing this seller not because it was the cheapest (it wasn't) but because (a) the reviews were very good and (b) I know someone else who chose this seller and had good results. So far, at least, my results have been good, too. (The thing with batteries, of course, is how long they last, and that won't be known for quite a while (I hope!).)Installation is simple and straightforward. Take your time, work carefully, and while you're there, take the opportunity to clean the dust out, especially from the tiny little fan you didn't even know was in there. When you're done, be sure not to over-torque the screws that hold the battery in, or the ones that hold the case together.Oh, BTW. If you've got a MacBook as old as mine (mid-2012), you can forget about getting Apple to do the job. They no longer manufacture (or even stock!) batteries for such an "old" computer. Even if you get a repair shop to replace the battery, they won't be using an Apple product. So you might as well buy one of these aftermarket batteries and DIY. It's a breeze!

Worked out of the box as expected. I had an old macbook air whose battery died, but was otherwise in working condition, so I wanted to replace the OS and have it as a project computer.installation was very easy. The included screwdrivers fit the pentalobe screws exactly, so I didn't have to go fishing in my kit for the right sizes. I plugged it in, calibrated the battery, and it has been working like a breeze for a few weeks now. I have what feels like a brand new Linux machine and couldn't be happier with the result. Hopefully when this battery reaches its end of life, I can buy another one and get another decade out of my machine :)

After a thorough research of Mac battery replacement options trying to determine the better battery, I decided to purchase this one, not bad so far compared to the original that drains in like half an hour.Only used for one day so far, I'm using mac Air (Mid 2013) model A1466, received the battery with 2 screw drivers as listed, very easy to install, had a charge of 32% when first installed. I fully charged the battery, removed the charger and let it sit over night untouched. This morning the battery was @ 91%, dropped 9% overnight.Been using the laptop now for about an hour and the battery is 85%. Full charge capacity is showing 8159mAH, however it's still showing service recommended, I don't think that affects the battery performance but possibly because it's not a genuine product.I'll keep using it and update this review as needed or if anything new with battery performance.

There are a lot of different vendors for Mac batteries. So far Egoway has been one of the best. This will be the third Egoway product I've installed, and again the results are consistent. The battery fits like OEM, so many cheaper ones don't. The battery has more than OEM mAh, which so many lower priced batteries don't even match up to factory specs, and so far, the battery performs like a new Mac would out of the box.I usually don't use the included tools, but I decided to give them a try this time around, just to know what the average one-shot user would deal with. They work, mostly. The metal on the screwdrivers is soft, and will strip easily if you're not careful. You'll get the one use out of them to install the battery, which is their purpose. Don't expect to get much more than that. A nice touch for someone to DIY.You do get what you pay for when you buy a MacBook battery. This one is really worth the difference.