This video shows how I changed my late 2013 13" MacBook Pro Retina Battery. I bought this generic battery from Amazon, it has been working well for me and is rated at 71.8 watt-hours. The full identifiers for the battery I used was A1493 New Laptop Battery for Apple A1502 ME864LL/A ME866LL/A; MacBook Pro 13" Retina Battery-Only for Late 2013, Mid 2014 Version [Li-Polymer 11.34V 71.8Wh] Only attempt this procedure if you have the time and confidence to complete it. As with all DIY projects remember that you alone bear the risks and responsibility of the work. Make sure you order the correct battery for your device. Check the device info from the Apple Menu / About this Mac and a window will appear with the type and date of your MacBook. You should be careful to backup all your files, drain your old battery completely, and unplug the laptop before starting any work. Please remember to use extreme caution removing the battery and do not puncture, heat, burn, tear, open or compress the battery. Tools: Pentalobe and Torx Screw Drivers - Usually included with battery but available for cheap on amazon - https://amzn.to/2GFrl8a Thick Dental Floss or Thin Nylon Twine - https://amzn.to/2Ictg0U Plastic Pry Tool or Plastic Card like Credit Cards - Included in some kits, here is link to a handy pack of pry tools, only use the plastic or nylon tools with the battery to reduce risk of puncturing the battery - https://amzn.to/2I8Xd1Z Parts: 1 OLADA A1493 New Laptop Battery for Apple A1502 ME864LL/A ME866LL/A or Equivalent - https://amzn.to/2Gi5mk1 Now when you use these amazon links you support this channel! It doesn't cost you anything extra, but a small portion of your purchases goes to me when using these links and helps me to continue making more videos! Click here to Subscribe to Minute DIY Videos: null Thanks for subscribing! Minute DIY Videos has over 1,000 subscribers hopefully my account is reviewed and approved for monetization soon! I really appreciate your support on Patreon and using the amazon links in the meantime :) Follow Minute DIY Videos on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/minutediyvideos If you found this video helpful please give it a like! I am very excited to set a new subscriber goal for this summer! I hope we can reach a very ambitious 2000 subscribers by the end of September. Thanks so much to everyone for sharing my videos and helping get the word out about how you can save money, learn new skills and be self sufficient using the power of the our internet! More videos to come soon! luke As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases.