Hey,
On January I brought the new MacBook Pro 16 inch with i9, 16 gigs of ram and 1tb of ssd.
I usually connect my Mac to a power source during my work at home.
Once in 2-3 weeks I unplug my Mac form the power source just to "train" the battery.
My battery health is 96% according to iStat, take a look at this screenshot:
Not sure why it happened, I have the extended warranty as well.
Thanks,
Daniel.
MacBook Pro 16", macOS 10.15
DanielAzulay wrote:
Hey,
On January I brought the new MacBook Pro 16 inch with i9, 16 gigs of ram and 1tb of ssd.
I usually connect my Mac to a power source during my work at home.
Once in 2-3 weeks I unplug my Mac form the power source just to "train" the battery.
My battery health is 96% according to iStat, take a look at this screenshot:
https://discussions.apple.com/content/attachment/84a0f003-1d29-4675-bbc6-a411d760d07f
Not sure why it happened, I have the extended warranty as well.
Thanks,
Daniel.
I would not be overly concerned here— just use it as you see fit and see how it responds over time.
reference especially: My battery runtime is low
DanielAzulay wrote:
Hey,
On January I brought the new MacBook Pro 16 inch with i9, 16 gigs of ram and 1tb of ssd.
I usually connect my Mac to a power source during my work at home.
Once in 2-3 weeks I unplug my Mac form the power source just to "train" the battery.
My battery health is 96% according to iStat, take a look at this screenshot:
https://discussions.apple.com/content/attachment/84a0f003-1d29-4675-bbc6-a411d760d07f
Not sure why it happened, I have the extended warranty as well.
Thanks,
Daniel.
I would not be overly concerned here— just use it as you see fit and see how it responds over time.
reference especially: My battery runtime is low
Batteries are not a warranty product unless it is found defective.
Get rid of that junk software that can't even read a Mac properly. A battery with only 11 cycles should show nearly 100% health.
Battery health is 96%, how it's even possible?
