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If I remember correctly, with the Macbook Air it will have to be '"that's not right...", and grabbed another Macbook Air, and started migrating my data, etc, et
by untothebreach 13y ago
If I remember correctly, with the Macbook Air it will have to be '"that's not right...", and grabbed another Macbook Air, and started migrating my data, etc, etc...'
- mikeevans 13y agoThey recently replaced the battery on my Macbook Air. They didn't replace the whole computer, just the battery. Took about 15-20 minutes.
- untothebreach 13y agoAh, I thought the battery was permanently attached to the body.
- pseudonym 13y agoThe RAM is the thing with Macbook Air's that permanently soldered to the system board. Everything else is difficult to replace due to the form factor, but still replaceable.
- jaggederest 13y agoThey're just held in with torx screws, from what I could see of my old 'unibody' mac when I took it apart. Current gen may be different though.
- potatolicious 13y agoIndeed, they're not meant to be user-serviceable, but they are very easily serviceable at the store.
- Filligree 13y agoHeck, they are user-servicable (if you don't mind voiding your warranty), you just need a slightly unusual screwdriver.
- gambiting 13y agoNope. Had a battery replaced in my 2012 Air recently(only because a clip separating the battery from the case broke,not because of the battery life) and it took 30 minutes to get it done at an Apple Store.
- untothebreach 13y agoAh, my mistake.