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cbayer

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4. I looked at both the pro and the air when my last one died.

Reply to 47of74 (Original post)

Tue Apr 22, 2014, 05:03 AM

Apr 2014

I opted for the pro for a number of reasons, but I don't really need an ultra-light machine. Very, very happy with the pro.

As others have noted, batteries are relatively inexpensive. If that's the only problem, why not just replace it?

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My 2008 MacBook has bitten the dust. [View all] 47of74 Apr 2014 OP

Apple Genius bar gave me a free battery and keyboard, even after the warranty expired. NYC_SKP Apr 2014 #1

The Airs are great for travel NV Whino Apr 2014 #2

You can get a battery for about 80 bucks. OnyxCollie Apr 2014 #3

I looked at both the pro and the air when my last one died. cbayer Apr 2014 #4

Echoing others. Get the battery checked. Stinky The Clown Apr 2014 #5

My macbook is 2008 arikara Apr 2014 #6

As with most things apple, they make a better products so cbayer May 2014 #7

Well to be honest arikara May 2014 #8

You had a faulty battery to begin with, I think. cbayer May 2014 #9