5 Things to Know About Replacing the M1 MacBook Air Battery
Regarding the MacBook Air: 1. The battery is replaceable but glued in Apple glued the battery into the chassis, so you need specialized tools, adhesive, and patience to remove it.
DIY requires careful prying You must peel the battery out using a spudger or similar tool, which risks puncturing the cells if done too aggressively.
Apple or authorized service is the safer option Paying Apple or an authorized provider costs more but avoids the risk of damaging the laptop or causing a fire.
Third-party batteries may not match quality Non-Apple batteries often have lower capacity or shorter lifespan, so stick with genuine parts if possible.
The process voids your warranty Opening the MacBook yourself voids any remaining warranty, so only DIY if the device is out of warranty.