Is a tri-wing included in this set? (Macbook pro battery removal)
827526
No, there is not a tri-wing on this set! Most are small Philiphs and some small octagonal heads. My husband open his MacBook Pro, taking all the necessary screws out to upgraded the memory slots and clean. Everything was fine!
827527
I am looking at mine right now and No, it doesn't have one. It has several flat, Philips, star, and nut. But no tri-wing. I would keep searching Amazon for Tri-wing tools...I just did and found 751 hits. For example, this one: TEKTON 2841 Everybit (TM) Ratchet Screwdriver and Bit Set, 135 pieceI think I am going to buy one myself.
2015215
Hey Victor, I'm not sure. I looked up my model # and found that my MAC is actually a 2008 model. Either way, you should be fine with removing the cover, and battery screws on your model. But the track pad screws are a different story. Right now, my computer is in the repair shop. The screw driver in the kit stripped those 1 mms track pad screws. And they certainly aren't doing this for free.
882375
Only received your inquiry today; I don't recall, but suspect the wings must be included. It was installed in a rental property that I own so I can't look to see.I hope this is not too late to help.
2110036
All MacBook Pro have come with everything including the charger.. Some vendors don't sell the with everything..
928171
NO. I pretty sure it was for a Macbook Air, not the Macbook Pro like described.
2065581
MacBook Pro trackpad's need a T6 screw driver, and a phillips 00. In order to get to the trackpad, you need to remove the base (phillips 00), and the battery (Tri-wing Y1).
1474006
Yes. Everything you need is included. A spare battery and screw kit is handy to have.
1391508
You should be able to see the part number on the original battery when you take it out. But with or without the part number, you can identify the correct battery on the Anker website using your MBP's model number. You can verify the model number here: http://support.apple.com/kb/HT4132?viewlocale=en_US&locale;=en_USYou can select the correct battery here: http://www.ianker.com/category-c4-s3-bid1-lid6Hope that helps.
743435
Depending on the model of macbook pro you have, you may need to use a pentalobe screwdriver if I remember correctly. Check ifixit for detailed instructions.
321811
Yes it is. There are a few bits included, too. The battery keeps a charge for a l-o-n-g time, so you'll not have to use the charger often.
1333807
Yes there's a custom cut spot for it right below the copter, looks like there are 2 spots for extra GoPro batteries too! Nice case. Only thing that doesn't have a spot are the blades which in theory maybe people leave on but I don't.
948980
There appears to be conflicting information here. A1331 and 661-5585 are the correct numbers for a unibody macbook, not pro, battery. There is also a comment from a reviewer that he put one in his white unibody macbook. I'd probably not roll the dice on this until there is a more accurate description.
1391507
You should be able to see the part number on the original battery when you take it out. But with or without the part number, you can identify the correct battery on the Anker website using your MBP's model number. You can verify the model number here: http://support.apple.com/kb/HT4132?viewlocale=en_US&locale=en_US You can select the correct battery here: http://www.ianker.com/category-c4-s3-bid1-lid6 Hope that helps.
1295785
NO. You need a A1406 battery. Model MC968 looks like 11" Macbook air. This one is for the 13".
2171020
Sometimes only the bare tool is offered, but if it is part of the kit, then the charger and battery are included. Look at the letter after the Dewalt item number. That's how you can determine if he charger/battery are included. Ron
499013
There are a lot of small screw drivers included. Not sure what size a MacBook requires.
1799191
Does not come with a small enough torx head to take the case apart on a MacBook Pro!