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I Left MBP in car overnight at 41F Degrees last night, It was in a microfiber padded sleeve as well, would I need to worry about any damage or condensation issues? and if not what is to cold for a MacBook? Thank you!
Here is the Apple Support document on the operating Temperatures for your MacBook Pro. I would suggest bringing it inside and removing it from the padded sleeve to "Warm Up".
https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT201640
Just an FYI, I live in Anchorage AK and have used my machine while setting outside with friends and clients at a Coffee Shop or Bar at temperatures as low as 10 F with no ill effects. Have done this for years.
Here is the Apple Support document on the operating Temperatures for your MacBook Pro. I would suggest bringing it inside and removing it from the padded sleeve to "Warm Up".
https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT201640
Just an FYI, I live in Anchorage AK and have used my machine while setting outside with friends and clients at a Coffee Shop or Bar at temperatures as low as 10 F with no ill effects. Have done this for years.
With the MacBook Pro 13” 2021 (with the same ranges for M1 and Intel), you’re fine.
The storage ranges tend to be similar across many of the MacBook Pro models. Check yours.
Just avoid condensation…
https://www.apple.com/macbook-pro-13/specs/
Spencer715 wrote:
I Left MBP in car overnight at 41F Degrees last night, It was in a microfiber padded sleeve as well, would I need to worry about any damage or condensation issues? and if not what is to cold for a MacBook? Thank you!
So are you thinking I’m good? I didn’t notice any condensation building up or anything? I’m just paranoid...
I see no issue—
The only potential issue in this case is bringing it inside, into warm, moist air, and NOT allowing it to warm up to room temperature before use.
Running it while the chassis is still cold enough to condense moisture from the moist inside air could cause droplets of moisture to form inside, which can be a problem.
Even if NOT a problem this time, those droplets can cause the moisture detectors to turn, and could mean that Apple refuses service in the future, due to detected presence of moisture inside.
So are you thinking I’m good? I didn’t notice any condensation building up or anything? I’m just paranoid as I just got it like a week ago and it’s my first one
I'm thinking you will be "GOOD"
I also understand your concern, I tend to "BABY" my MacBook as well.
So storage basically would mean while not in use, I didn't know if that was for long term storage temp.
Left MBP in car overnight at 43F Degrees
