I've MacBook Pro of 2013 with 10.12.6. Since last few days whenever I open the machine a message popping up saying my bluetooth keyboard battery-level is very low. But checking it show the level is more than good, like now it is 94%. Why the message then?
Your Mac is 9 years old and classed as "Vintage"; next step is "Obsolete". You're using an OS that is one iteration behind; it can run Big Sur per Mactracker. I'd imagine those have a bearing on the issue.
9 years is not six months or a year by a long shot in both cases. Nobody suggested your buying cycle, certainly not me. Please to reread my post
I don't want to mean anything, it means it is nearing being obsolete. Apple considers obsolete machines as not worth working on. Yours has little time to get there and it's already having problems.
The solution is a new, or newer, Mac to replace an old Mac. Or spend more money on it than it's worth.
It's your call; it's your property. You asked for advice, you have mine. If you're not open to advice, maybe not ask for it.
9 Years OLD means? What do you want to mean? Do you think one should buy a new product every six month or a year? If you can't see any solution of the problem please stop responding.
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