would this battery work for my mid 2011 Macbook Air? model number MC968.
1295785
NO. You need a A1406 battery. Model MC968 looks like 11" Macbook air. This one is for the 13".
1295786
If you have a 13" MacBook Air mid 2011 this battery should work fine. I had mine installed at a service center and it has worked perfectly.
1982603
I don't beleive it will. If the Air model number is A1237 or A1304 it uses a different connector than this. Here is a link to a video on how to fix it. At the end of the video is shows the connector. http://www.ifixit.com/Guide/MacBook+Air+Models+A1237+and+A1304+Hard+Drive+Replacement/860
2146785
I'm sorry, I can't tell you whether mine is the same because I don't run OSX on mine. I think I found a part/model number on the original battery, did some research from there, and matched this as a replacement to that. You may be able to go through the same process :) I hope this helps, sorry I can't give you a yes or no answer.
1884113
It should work, my macbook is 3,1. Its the next model above 2,1.Just make sure to calibrate your battery the first time you get it.
1412010
The battery works with the 13" Macbook - I have the same configuration, but this battery never held a charge. I would choose a different vendor.
686758
It will work just don't expect the charge to last as long as the original Apple battery. If I use my laptop a lot during the day the charge won't last for more than a few hrs and it's still fairly new.
487803
Hi Amelia, Anker makes quite a few batteries for various Macs. If you call them ( 1-800-988-7973 Mon - Fri 9:00AM - 5:00PM PST) and tell them the model number, or even a description of your Macbook Pro, they'll be able to tell you the correct battery. They were very helpful to me. I'm pleased with the performance of my new battery and with Anker's customer service.
1652815
Hi, I had made a review for this battery. You should contact Anker if it would work for your macbook.
153303
It should be A1185, and should fit. Go into your Apple Logo in the menu bar and pull down/select "about this mac". In that screen select "more info." Following that, in "Hardware" it will tell you the model name/number as well as serial number. From there you should be able to cross reference the battery needed.
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I'm sorry, I'm not sure. I think I just put mine in and it worked. My mac recognized it and it had a half charge already, so I let it discharge and then fully charged it. It also came with an info sheet that said contact them specifically for questions. Since it worked I threw out that piece of paper, but if you have it contact them. The very first battery I bought from another vendor would not be recognized by my computer and always had an x over the battery symbol, so I returned it. Good luck and sorry I'm not more helpful.
1055061
Not sure...Check the model number on the bottom of you MacBook air. That is how I confirmed it would fit mine.
2106608
Hi Scott, Turns out the battery didn't work with my specific MacBook. They were quite kind and returned my money. Good luck with yours. Jonathan
269099
I honestly don't know. This battery didn't work for my computer, but I had a different model.
1042908
If it's MagSafe 2, it should. I'm pretty sure your Macbook is MagSafe 2. The difference is the size of the connector.
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.
879462
Not exactly sure but I have an "mid 2011" MacBook Air and the Matias has always worked fine with it.
2117207
Hello, If you check your Mac's model number and it's A1278 then you should be okay that is the way I was able to confirm.