Genuine Battery Replacement
Restore reliable battery life and help prevent unexpected shutdowns.
MacBook Pro 13" (A2251)
Give your MacBook a fresh charge.
Battery draining quickly or your MacBook switching off unexpectedly? Choose the battery replacement below and book your repair.
Make sure the MacBook model and year match this repair.
Select the screen, battery or other repair available below.
Choose the iSmash location that works for you.
Choose your appointment and bring your MacBook to us.
Battery replacement
Select the battery replacement below, then choose your store and appointment.
Restore reliable battery life and help prevent unexpected shutdowns.
On any additional repair
About this MacBook
MacBook Pro 13" (A2251) is part of Apple's MacBook range. Check the model number and year carefully before booking so you select the correct repair for your device.
A worn battery can mean much shorter battery life, unexpected shutdowns or a MacBook that needs to stay connected to power. Replacing a failing battery can help restore reliable portable use.
Open the Apple menu and choose About This Mac to check the model and year. You can also find the model number on the underside of the MacBook.
Battery problems
If the MacBook will not charge at all, the problem may also involve the charger, USB-C or MagSafe port, or another internal component.
Before your repair
Back up anything important before bringing your MacBook in for repair.
Let the technician know about charging problems, unexpected shutdowns or previous repairs.
If the battery looks swollen, stop using and charging the MacBook and arrange an inspection.
FAQs
The battery replacement is £129. Choose it above to continue to booking.
Repair time depends on the model, parts and store availability. Available booking options are shown when you choose your repair.
It depends on the fault. A worn battery can cause charging and shutdown problems, but the charger, charging port or another internal component can also be responsible.
Choose About This Mac from the Apple menu, or check the model number printed on the underside of the MacBook.
Choose the repair you need, then select your store and appointment above.