Battery macbook pro (build 2017) always empty after sleep
Since ~10 months (think when upgrading to OSX Big Sur?) the battery of my macbook pro (13" build 2017; newly bought and in use from April 2018) is always empty after sleep. If it goes to sleep at 100/90/80% the morning after when i open it the screen lights up for some seconds and then goes black. To get the computer to work i need to plug it in (sometimes when plugged in it shows still 30% battery).
But is it normal for a macbook pro that has been used for 3 years that it starts doing this, i.e. the quality is worse than most PCs?
How can i stop this from happening?
NB: What is strange when i check battery is that it mentions largest battery drain from Photos (an application i have never used, never opened and never want to use), this happened since OSX Monterey.
- I have already searched the internet for solutions, also tried to change the settings of hibernate to force it to sleep.
- I do not use Chrome or any other non-apple app (I mainly use Mail, Safari, Preview and the terminal);
- i have checked all my battery settings;
- when using my laptop the first 3 years i have never left it on the charger too long, kept battery between 20-80% as much as possible , and all the other obvious solutions.
Anyone else with these problems and a solution? Or should i accept that apple does not have the quality anymore that they used to have and give up on a macbook that is 4 years old?
MacBook Pro
