iFixit: The new MacBook Pro is still difficult to repair, but its score is still higher than its predecessors | gagadget.com
How to: Replace the battery in a MacBook Air (Original) - YouTube
MacBook Air teardown reveals it is 0.5mm thicker because of the new Magic Keyboard - HardwareZone.com.sg
Amazon.com: iFixit Battery Compatible with MacBook Pro 13" Unibody (Mid 2009 to Mid 2012) : Electronics
How To: Replace the battery in your MacBook Air 13" (Early 2015) - YouTube
Apple's new MacBook Pro has a DIY-friendly battery replacement procedure, says iFixit
iFixit's teardown of the 2020 MacBook Air reveals it is easier to repair | iMore
MacBook Air 13" Mid 2011 Battery Replacement - iFixit Repair Guide
How To: Replace the battery in your MacBook Air 13" (Early 2015) - YouTube
Amazon.com: iFixit A1466 A1496 A1369 Battery for MacBook Air 13" (Late 2010 to 2017) : Electronics
iFixit Finds Easier-to-Replace Components in 2018 MacBook Air Teardown
iFixit teardown shows the inside of M2 MacBook Air - 9to5Mac
iFixit Tears Down M2 MacBook Air, Finds Accelerometer and Adhesive Pull Tabs for Battery - MacRumors
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How to keep your MacBook Pro battery healthy for years | AppleInsider
A1496 Battery for MacBook Air 13" A1369 + A1466 Late 2010-2017
iFixit: Apple's MacBook Pro Self-Service Repairs Are Expensive, Complex | PCMag
iFixit MacBook Air teardown finds more repairable than predecessor, 0.5mm thicker with Magic Keyboard - 9to5Mac
How to: Replace the battery in a MacBook Air (Original) - YouTube
iFixit Tears Down Battery, Improved Keyboard, and Removable SSD of MacBook Pro Without Touch Bar - MacRumors
iFixit tears down the new MacBook Pro with Retina display and the MacBook Air
iFixit Finds Easier-to-Replace Components in 2018 MacBook Air Teardown
iFixit teardown shows M2 MacBook Pro is a recycled laptop - 9to5Mac
iFixit Not Impressed with Apple 15-inch MacBook Air Repairability | TechPowerUp
2021 MacBook Pro teardown reveals easy-to-remove batteries
Surprise! iFixit says you can't do much to fix or upgrade the 2015 MacBook | Ars Technica
