If you have a MacBook Pro from 2016 or 2017 and it won’t charge past one percent — meaning you can only use it when it’s connected to power — there’s a chance that you can get a replacement battery ...

Many users hold onto their MacBooks for years, but one component that may not age as gracefully is the battery. Replacing a MacBook battery is possible, but the process can be complex for most users.

A laptop that won’t charge past 1% is no good to anyone, but it’s a problem currently being experienced by a number of disgruntled MacBook Pro users. The good news is that Apple has now agreed to ...

Replacing the battery in the nearly impossible-to-repair Retina MacBook Pro laptop will run do-it-yourselfers $500, two-and-a-half times what Apple charges for the service, said iFixit.com today. The ...

Just like a minor upgrade in specs, Apple's latest M5 MacBook Pro gets the slightest improvement when it comes to repairability. According to iFixit's teardown, the M5 MacBook Pro is the first of its ...

When the time comes to replace the battery inside your 2021 MacBook Pro, you can avoid the pricey repair shops. Apple has made this particular process significantly easier than it was on earlier ...

If your MacBook Pro refuses to hold charge past 1 percent, you may be able to get its battery replaced for free. Apple has launched a battery replacement program for 2016 and 2017 MacBook Pro models ...

Following yesterday’s release of the new 14-inch and 16-inch MacBook Pro models, the folks at iFixit have shared an early look at their teardown of the new machines. In a teaser posted today, iFixit ...

Why this is important: For MacBook Pro owners, especially those who carry these machines for years, battery health matters. A degraded battery means shorter runtime, extra heat, and more time spent ...

Apple continues to make strides towards making do-it-yourself (DIY) repairs less of a hassle, though there still remains plenty of room for improvement, as highlighted in iFixIt's teardown of the ...