Battery life
after 232 days of using
cycle count 80
is that normal? while other laptop with same age, the same specifications and similar cycle number is 98% battery cap.
macbook air m1
MacBook Air 13″, macOS 13.3
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after 232 days of using
cycle count 80
is that normal? while other laptop with same age, the same specifications and similar cycle number is 98% battery cap.
macbook air m1
MacBook Air 13″, macOS 13.3
Apple has mentioned battery cycle limit for MacBook Air and it is 1000 after that it tends to decrease in battery capacity. Here you have now 90% battery capacity so it depend on your way of using it . Here's a link that will help you
Determine battery cycle count for Mac laptops - Apple Support (IN)
Apple has mentioned battery cycle limit for MacBook Air and it is 1000 after that it tends to decrease in battery capacity. Here you have now 90% battery capacity so it depend on your way of using it . Here's a link that will help you
Determine battery cycle count for Mac laptops - Apple Support (IN)
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Cycle count is eye candy and not really of much productive use.
The critical metric is remaining capacity and 90% is pretty good. No two batteries are alike and comparing one to another is fruitless.
You have no problems.
1000 is not a limit, it's Apple's benchmark for the expected usual and customary life of a battery. The 1000 can be exceeded with no ill effects as it's just a count of 100% charge cycles. If the battery is still functioning as expected at 1000 cycles, still takes a charge and still has remaining capacity above 80% you can continue safely using the battery.
Battery life