I have a MacBook Air 11 inch computer bought in 2011. I would like to replace the battery in it. Can Apple do that for me? I am willing to pay for the work. I live in Honolulu, HI.
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Earlier Mac models
If you're at all handy, it's possible to DIY this. Looking at the MacSales.com website, it appears this is the battery you'd need: MacSales Battery. Cost appears to be $75, and it comes with all the tools, guides, and video on how to do it yourself.
Or you could find an Authorized Mac service provider and ask them how much they'd charge to install the battery for you. (As KiltedTim mentioned, Apple lists this Mac as obsolete, so they won't service them any longer).
If you're at all handy, it's possible to DIY this. Looking at the MacSales.com website, it appears this is the battery you'd need: MacSales Battery. Cost appears to be $75, and it comes with all the tools, guides, and video on how to do it yourself.
Or you could find an Authorized Mac service provider and ask them how much they'd charge to install the battery for you. (As KiltedTim mentioned, Apple lists this Mac as obsolete, so they won't service them any longer).
The 2011 MacBook Air is obsolete. Apple no longer services them or supplies parts.
FYI: As noted above, you could go 3rd party or buy from a reputable supplier like macsales and try to do it yourself.
Before you do, consider this: A replacement battery is going to cost you more than that machine is worth now.
I agree completely with KiltedTim's comment that the battery might be worth more than your 13 year old MacBook Air.
How do I get the battery replaced on my MacBook Air?
