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Rechargeable Battery - 13-inch MacBook (Black)

For travel or backup, choose an extra rechargeable battery for your white, 13-inch MacBook.

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RM 559.00

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Overview

This 55-watt rechargeable lithium polymer battery is compatible only with the white, 13-inch MacBook.

 
 

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2.0

Based on 121 reviews

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  • Rechargeable Battery - 13-inch MacBook (Black)

    1.0

    I would just like to say....

    Written by NC from MOUNT STERLING

    Jan 4, 2008

    that the battery on my brand new macbook also died within 5 months of me buying the laptop. Now, I calibrated the thing just like the manual said, so no excuse there. And like everyone else, my battery died with no warning and no excuse. I think that when a company has this many people have the same complaint about a product, they should replace it or do a recall. And even if they don't read the reviews here, they know about it, as I know others have complained. I love my macbook, but it's battery is junk. Please, Apple, we would all appreciate some kind of response to this problem. More

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  • Rechargeable Battery - 13-inch MacBook (Black)

    5.0

    I Love It

    Written by EW from Westfield

    Jul 24, 2006

    I bought a second one because I need it for long trips. I love it. BTW. If you need to replace your old one tehn call apple and tell them that your battery isent working well. They will send you a free one but you have to send them your old one back or you will be charged. More

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  • Rechargeable Battery - 13-inch MacBook (Black)

    5.0

    Just as good in black....

    Written by DM from Hopkins

    Jul 7, 2006

    The black battery seems to work quite well. It is identical to the battery that comes with the black Macbook and seems to work just as well. Although not charged right out of the box, it takes a few hours of patience. By alternating the batteries, they last longer as well. Another Apple critique claimed that the batteries should be switched around every week. Seems to last around 2 to 3 hours. Maybe more depending upon your energy savings. I recommend this as quite essential. More

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  • Rechargeable Battery - 13-inch MacBook (Black)

    2.0

    Also about to buy my 3rd

    Written by MS from Royal Leamington Spa

    Nov 9, 2009

    My first battery died of too many charge cycles even though I read somewhere that when the battery is fully charged, power is cut off from the battery. When I got my second battery I was more careful and often would take out the battery to reduce the charge cycles and with some effort I kept the battery quite healthy.

    However recently after not having the battery for a few weeks it turns out that the battery is fully drained and will not take a charge at all, rendering itself useless. There should be a warning for this on the hardware manual of the macbook.

    The price of the battery itself is also not cheap and it seems that it is the most problematic component of the macbook.
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  • Rechargeable Battery - 13-inch MacBook (Black)

    3.0

    Exercise your battery

    Written by DC from Shoreham-by-Sea

    Nov 5, 2009

    I have had my MacBook for well over three years and still going strong – well the battery is finally failing - about to get a replacement as I have fully expelled all it's might since I bought the MacBook. Now lasts about five minutes as soon as you disconnect the power cable. All batteries are consumables and they do not last forever but depending how you use them will depend on how long they will last.

    The battery will last for as long as possible if you exercise it. Fill the battery up, take the power out, let it run right down. Put the power in, fill the battery up, take the power out, let is run right down – just as you do with your mobile phones. Keeping the power connected only shortens the batteries life - if you don't exercise it, it will become tired and lazy.

    Don't keep the power cable in for long periods of time. Instead of turning it off, take the power out, put it into sleep mode overnight, then reattach the power and top up in the morning.
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  • Rechargeable Battery - 13-inch MacBook (Black)

    3.0

    User friendly products, but you have to be friendly in some cases.

    Written by MS

    Nov 1, 2009

    I have been using Macbook black since February, 2007. Never gave me simple headaches. Last two months were really hectic- screen frequently gone to black. Couldn't figure out the reason. Now i can guess that it was battery.

    I have been using A/C power, most of the times. kept it on for days. kept the sleep options never for my mac. Didn't calibrate the battery for years as it is prescribed to keep the battery full functional. My display started going black very frequently. When i tried to solve this issue, i found the battery facts. It actually linked with CMU.

    I tried the calibration first time yesterday. Before, it happened but not done by me. I think it might keep the battery function properly.

    I have read few reviews about the battery problems. I think if you read the instructions for calibrating your battery, you would know the frequent mistakes. Try to read the last three instructions properly. You should shut down when the battery indicates zero, or you can put it in sleep. The macbook battey contains a chip which contains necessary information, it is programmed to sleep in reserve, if it is drained totally, the information that chip were carrying might lost totally. And that is how the battery is dying before the time. This is what i have thought. I am not an expert in this.

    One more fact, i wanna add about purchasing the battery. each products have specific shelf life. Before purchasing any product, check the manufacturing date, rather than other dates- that is what we frequently skip.
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