Fix the MacBook Air battery within 30 minutes!
Is your MacBook Air battery draining faster than usual? Don't worry, you're not alone. Many MacBook users experience this problem over time. Let's explore what might be causing this problem and how you can restore your battery to optimal health.
A common cause of rapid battery drain is old batteries, which lose their ability to hold a charge over time due to chemical reactions that occur inside them. When the battery health deteriorates, you may see a 'Service Recommended' message, indicating that it's time to replace your MacBook Air's battery to keep it working at its best.
If you're experiencing these issues, don't wait until it affects your productivity. Now is the time to consider purchasing a new battery to get your MacBook Air back to peak performance. My Celcare JLT offers the best MacBook Air battery replacements in Dubai at affordable prices, with a three-month warranty for peace of mind.
What is the typical lifespan of a MacBook Air battery?
The typical lifespan of a MacBook Air battery is around 3 to 5 years, depending on usage and charging habits. Apple designs these Lithium-ion batteries to retain up to 80% of their original capacity after 1,000 charge cycles. To maximize longevity, avoid extreme temperatures and overcharging. If your MacBook Air battery drains quickly or struggles to hold a charge, it may be time for a replacement. For reliable service, consider My Celcare JLT MacBook Air battery replacement service in Dubai.
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4 Common Reasons to change a MacBook Air Battery
Battery Draining
Over time, MacBook Air batteries lose efficiency, causing rapid power loss and reduced usage time.
Swollen Battery
A swollen battery can damage internal components, while sudden shutdowns indicate a failing power source.
Overheating
Excessive heat and sluggish charging speed suggest the battery is struggling to function properly.
Service Recommended
Apple’s built-in battery health warnings signal when a replacement is necessary for optimal performance.
Quality service for customers
Our primary goal is to deliver exceptional service to our customers, which is why we offer competitive pricing for MacBook Air battery replacements. The MacBook Air comes in two different sizes – 11-inch and 13-inch – each requiring a unique battery. Our expert team is fully trained and certified in Apple Mac services, ensuring your device is in safe hands. Whether you prefer to call, email, or visit us in person, we're always ready to assist with any inquiries.
Note: For environmental safety, please do not dispose of old batteries in regular trash. Instead, make sure to recycle them properly to help protect the planet.
How much does a MacBook Air battery replacement cost?
The price of a MacBook battery starts at 315 AED, which may vary depending on the model.
Here's the price list for OEM batteries:
- MacBook Air (13-inch 2017) A1466 630 AED
- MacBook Air (13-inch 2018) A1932 840 AED
- MacBook Air (13-inch 2020) A2179 945 AED
- MacBook Air (M1, 2020) A2337 1050 AED
- MacBook Air (M2, 2022) A2681 On Call
- MacBook Air (15-in, M2, 2023) A2941 On Call
- MacBook Air (13-inch, M3, 2024) A3113 On Call
- MacBook Air (15-inch, M3, 2024) A3114 On Call
FAQ's
At My Celcare JLT in Dubai, we keep spare parts in stock for all MacBook Air models, allowing us to replace your battery within 45 minutes to two hours.
Yes, a bad MacBook Air battery can cause many problems such as:
- Reduced CPU Performance
- Dependency on Power Adapter
- Unexpected Shutdowns
- Reduced Portability
- Potential for Further Damage
DIY MacBook battery replacement is possible but not recommended because it requires special skills and tools.
My CelCare JLT Service Center is at Gold Crest Executive Tower, Office 906, Cluster C, Jumeirah Lakes Towers, in Dubai. It's conveniently located next to DMCC Metro Station, across from Dubai Marina and JBR.
The most common problem is is the macbook air losing its original battery capacity.
Other symptoms:
- The battery is not charging
- No battery available
- Swelling up of Battery
- The battery heats up while charging
- A green light or orange light on the MagSafe connector.
- The MacBook Air will turn off instantly.
