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The Keynote will be available to stream on apple.com, the Apple Developer app, the Apple TV app, and the Apple YouTube channel. On-demand playback will be available after the conclusion of the stream.
Hello!
My battery loosed 4% of maximum capacity for two month although my Macbook is connected to power adapter most of the time.
System report says:
Cycle Count: 70
Condition: Normal
Maximum Capacity:96%
Any idea what could be the reason? Should i recalibrate the battery (is it possible on MacBooks?)?
MacBook Pro 16″, macOS 13.6
Yes. In fact, the Battery Capacity can actually fluctuate up & down. Keep in mind that until macOS 13.x, Apple never showed the user any information regarding Battery Capacity so the average user has no idea how these batteries work behind the scenes.
It is best to ignore it until you start to experience issues with the battery not working to your expectations.
Yes. In fact, the Battery Capacity can actually fluctuate up & down. Keep in mind that until macOS 13.x, Apple never showed the user any information regarding Battery Capacity so the average user has no idea how these batteries work behind the scenes.
It is best to ignore it until you start to experience issues with the battery not working to your expectations.
Battery degradation is normal, expected and must happen for the battery to work. Chemical reactions just cannot go on forever.
Your battery losing 4% in two months is not a cause for concern. Degradation is neither predictable nor linear.
So it degrades even when Macbook is on the power adapter?
Battery Capacity decreased with no apparent reason
