battery health
How do I request a test to see the health of my battery? As it does not show in the settings under battery on my macbook
MacBook Pro 13″, macOS 12.4
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How do I request a test to see the health of my battery? As it does not show in the settings under battery on my macbook
MacBook Pro 13″, macOS 12.4
paulieheer wrote:
How do I request a test to see the health of my battery? As it does not show in the settings under battery on my macbook
What exact Mac is this...?
What issue are you having with your battery?
>(Option key) System Information>Hardware>Power>Battery what does it say for "Condition" ?
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paulieheer wrote:
How do I request a test to see the health of my battery? As it does not show in the settings under battery on my macbook
What exact Mac is this...?
What issue are you having with your battery?
>(Option key) System Information>Hardware>Power>Battery what does it say for "Condition" ?
Determine battery cycle count for Mac notebooks - Apple ...
Learn how to get your Mac fixed and how much it will cost. Mac Repair - Official Apple Support
Get your Mac ready for service - Apple Support Get your Mac ready for service - Apple Support
Previous versions of MacOS/OSX had the estimated remaining capacity viewable in System Profiler/System Report under Hardware > Power. It didn't give a percentage and one would need to look up the nominal new capacity. The tool previously mentioned (coconutBattery) can still access this data as "Full Charge Capacity" even if System Report doesn't show anything other than a broad "Condition".
https://www.coconut-flavour.com/coconutbattery/
If you install it, it's a bit tricky, as the battery health is at the bottom (93%) in this case. But it puts the capacity (in mAh) over the bar for the current state of charge.
Also - the value that you can get is an estimate and can actually actually go up and down as the battery is reevaluated. I've seen crazy stuff happen such as an unplanned shutdown followed by a reported 10% loss in battery health. But after a week it was reporting close to what it was previously. So take any numbers with a grain of salt.
We are not Apple and cannot honor your request. Battery health is something then user can access.
For a more comprehensive look, install app coconutBattery. It's free and safe and gives accurate information.
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