NShi
NShi A1322 laptop battery 6000mAh 63.5Wh 10.95V for MacBook Pro 13 A1278 2009
Lithium-polymer replacement battery for MacBook Pro 13 A1278 2009 models, 6000mAh 63.5Wh 10.95V, tested to OEM standards with 500 charge cycles
- Battery TypeLithium Polymer
- Fits MacBook Pro 13 A1278 2009 and MB990 MB991 series
- 6000mAh 63.5Wh 10.95V lithium polymer delivers long runtime
- Tested to meet or exceed OEM standards with premium cells
- Simple installation with no complicated procedures required
- Rated for 500 charge cycles for lasting durability
Replacement battery for 13-inch MacBook Pro 1278
This lithium-polymer battery replaces the original A1322 unit in the 13-inch MacBook Pro A1278 from 2009 and compatible MB990 and MB991 series models. It is built for owners who need a reliable power source for an older machine still in daily use.
6000 mAh capacity rated at 63.5 Wh and 10.95 V
The 6000 mAh cell delivers 63.5 Wh at 10.95 V, matching the factory energy specification so the laptop reports capacity accurately. It supports up to 500 charge cycles before noticeable degradation, covering typical workloads but not extended off-grid sessions.
ABS housing with OEM-standard connectors
The pack uses an ABS shell and premium circuit boards tested to meet or exceed OEM standards for fit and durability. Direct-connector design allows straightforward installation without special tools, though the form factor suits only the listed 13-inch models.
Highlights
- Fits MacBook Pro 13 A1278 2009 and MB990 MB991 series
- 6000mAh 63.5Wh 10.95V lithium polymer delivers long runtime
- Tested to meet or exceed OEM standards with premium cells
- Simple installation with no complicated procedures required
- Rated for 500 charge cycles for lasting durability
Specifications
| Battery Type | Lithium Polymer |
|---|
Questions about this item
Will the 10.95V output work with the original charging circuit in my MacBook Pro 13 A1278 from 2009?
Yes, the 10.95V rating matches the OEM specification for the A1278 2009 model, so the existing charging circuit will recognise and charge the battery normally.
How can I verify the 63.5Wh capacity is delivering the expected runtime after installation?
Fully charge the battery, then check the cycle count and full-charge capacity in macOS System Information; a new unit should show near 63.5Wh and zero cycles.
Does the package include the tri-wing and Phillips screwdrivers needed to open the A1278 bottom case?
No, only the replacement battery is supplied; you must provide the appropriate screwdrivers and any adhesive strips yourself.
Also in this aisle
People compared these
Same shelf, same checkout — eight coins and a 30-minute rate lock.



