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GreekApple

macrumors newbie
Original poster
Jun 12, 2014
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Hi,
I own a Macbook Pro Retina early 2013 model.
I checked that my battery has 700 cycles and I got a message that I must service my battery.
I am going to change it alone and i found a battery of Ion-polymer of a brand Cameron-Sino which is 8600mah and the price is 90€.
I checked that Apple official battery is Li-Ion on my model and that Li-Ion batteries are better in power. But i also checked that the new MacBooks have a Li-Polymer battery.

So is there any difference? Should i buy this one or go for an official Apple battery which i have to buy for like 120€ and w8 to come since I'm gonna buy it from eBay?

Thanks
 

esatamacmodular

macrumors member
Nov 27, 2014
82
33
ive only had bad experiences with non-OEM batteries in apple machines. i would pay extra for an apple branded battery for the correct model. bonus if you can get a battery warranty on the apple branded battery.
 

GreekApple

macrumors newbie
Original poster
Jun 12, 2014
3
0
ive only had bad experiences with non-OEM batteries in apple machines. i would pay extra for an apple branded battery for the correct model. bonus if you can get a battery warranty on the apple branded battery.
Thanks for response. I dont think I will get warranty for any of these batteries.
 
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