Hello, how can I know if my MacBook Air is compatible?
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Very easy to make a mistake as there are several different types within various years and configurations. The best way to avoid getting the wrong battery is to remove the MacBook Air back cover and get the make/model info off the battery. (this may require a special screwdriver - around $5 to $10 on Amazon). Beware of cheap batteries. Compare specs and reviews.
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Go to your Apple menu, select "About This Mac," then select "More Info..." Take note of the Model (i.e., "MacBook Air, 11-inch, Mid 2003"). Visit ifixit.com and you can check battery compatibility.
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As Steven said, the easiest way is to look at your your existing connector. If you have lost your connector, you can find out when your MacBook Air was released by doing the following:1) Find the your model number on the back of your MacBook (For example, Model: A1466)2) Enter your model number in this website: http://www.everymac.com/ultimate-mac-lookup/. You might need to cross-check your Processor, but that should put you on the right track. 3) Locate the production date for your model and processor4) Cross-check with this article in Apple Support: http://support.apple.com/kb/ht2346 As Steven said, the easiest way is to look at your your existing connector. If you have lost your connector, you can find out when your MacBook Air was released by doing the following:1) Find the your model number on the back of your MacBook (For example, Model: A1466)2) Enter your model number in this website: http://www.everymac.com/ultimate-mac-lookup/. You might need to cross-check your Processor, but that should put you on the right track. 3) Locate the production date for your model and processor4) Cross-check with this article in Apple... » Read More As Steven said, the easiest way is to look at your your existing connector. If you have lost your connector, you can find out when your MacBook Air was released by doing the following:1) Find the your model number on the back of your MacBook (For example, Model: A1466)2) Enter your model number in this website: http://www.everymac.com/ultimate-mac-lookup/. You might need to cross-check your Processor, but that should put you on the right track. 3) Locate the production date for your model and processor4) Cross-check with this article in Apple Support: http://support.apple.com/kb/ht2346 « Show Less
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it comes with all the adapters you would need it only has HDMi plug ins in the back of it 2 of them. it should work for you macbook air as long as it has a hdmi plug in or a some kinda compent to plug into.
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I have a Mac book, but from what I know about the air. There shouldn't be a problem using it on the air.
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I can't say for sure on your Macbook Air, but I use mine on my Samsung Galaxy S4. My Galaxy shows to use Bluetooth 4.0 also, so I assume it's backwards compatible.
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If the MacBook Air has a USB port, then yes. It would also help if the particular MacBook Air were USB 3.0 compliant.
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I have a MacBook air same size and it works great. Just remember that even though it is wireless it does not connect through Bluetooth. A small usb adapter connects to the usb port of your laptop. I recommend buying it.
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I don't have a Macbook air, however it works fine with my iMac, and no issues with OSX.
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Yes! But make sure to buy the one that is built specifically for Macbook Air. It should be stated in the listing.
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It will not work with the MacBook Air but works fine on the MacBook Pro. Apple did not put the infared on the new Airs.
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I use it with a Macbook Air, but I don't see why it wouldn't work with other Mac models.
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yes it is compatible. but!!!!!! i am sending back because it died last week. it stop taking a charge . i put back my old battery back in my macbook and it started to charge up.
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I have not used it on a MacBook Air, but Apple makes a proprietary FireWire adapter for the Thunderbolt port. If you MacBook Air predates Thunderbolt, it may be hard because your hard drive is supposed to operate off of a threshold speed. If you have Thunderbolt, you will need to buy Apple's adapter, then this, and I would imagine you could hook it up pretty easily. If you MacBook Air predates Thunderbolt, I am not sure what you would do.
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Jeff, I have no doubt. My MacBook Air right now is at 10.9.2, and it works flawlessly. If the iMac is feeding off the cable wireless router, which is hardwired to the AEBS, provided the wireless router is properly connected to the AEBS and functioning well, you should have no problems.
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I just got my MacBook Air in January, so I believe it's the latest model. It did NOT work with my computer. The vendor keeps trying to get me to take this feedback down, but I won't because it never worked from day one.
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Best way to be sure is going to Crucial's website. Find your MacBook model and it'll give you all compatible options.
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Jeff, I have the MacBook Air 2012, and it works with it. It's just a cable to USB adapter, so I'm guessing it depends on fittings, not models. You computer has a USB port, so if you Internet cable ends in the bigger version of what looks like the male end of a phone cord, you're good.