@@xAlpi3xAl Dente and BatFi stop the battery from charging when you reach 80% or whatever you set, I set it to 60%. These apps show detailed battery info and you can confirm it with Coconut Battery.
Use aldente battery charge limite.. My macbook air m1 is still at 97% battery health using it for 3 yrs.. it is always plugged in & turned on 24/7.. the app keeps my laptop cool & save the battery.. it bypass the battery & pull almost no consumption to my charger
my report: I've been charging from 10% to 90. Using low power mode all the time. I've had the laptop (macbook air m2 15in 24gb ram) for almost 1 year. 95 cycles on the battery. The capacity is currently 97%
My specs are almost same with yours (M2 Air 16GB 15in) and I've been keeping it between 20% to 80% most of the time. It's at 97 cycles over 5 months and 100% capacity
I have 100 percent battery health still on my 16 in m1 max macbook pro 2021 I got in April of 2022, so almost 2 years. The battery has about 40 cycles and the machine stayed at 80 percent the majority of the time plugged in and cool.
I leave my macbook air M1 202 always to the charger. I let the battery discharge of its own, it takes a looong time for it to discharge from 80% to 50%. Then i charge the battery to 80% and tell mac not to use battery but wallcharger. As i have it in the same places all the time that is the best opyion. It keeps your batterycycles down to a minimun. I am no expert, this is just how i, after reading 40 pages watched 30 youtubes came to. There you go. My mac is from 2020 and have done 47 cycles so far, batteryhealth 91%.
I use my 2021 MacBook Pro 14” on battery at university, and on charge the rest of the time when I dock it to my monitors at home. I limit the charge to 80% charge most of the time and it’s still at 100% health after almost 2 years and 90 cycles
@@ewanmcdonagh2827 Yeah of course, but when you see dropping like 3-5% in few days you will panic like crazy 🤣 Some people just get that fast drop at beginning and some people just get that crazy drop after i'm telling you with experience i've got lots of Macbooks
@Winter_Wyvern1 no I use it while charging. As long as it’s not getting hot to the touch this doesn’t degrade it. When it’s plugged in, it draws power from the wall, bypassing the battery altogether actually reducing use and stress on the battery
My 1.5 years old MacBook Air M1 used with extended usb-c monitor. 97% capacity and 72 cycles and 89% capacity according Coconutbattery. I used AlDente with 70-80% limit. During all time capacity was 100% but I lost 4% for last week light work on battery. I think that now the capacity will drop very rapidly, maybe the battery needs calibration. In my new MacBook Pro M1 16 I will try to charge battery only with 20W brick without AlDente.
do u think aldente is really necessary to maintain my battery health? asking because he was saying how its not necessary since there is already built in battery optimization
@@aikanecruz2590 Apple-optimized battery charging works terribly unless you have a strict and monotonous lifestyle, in this case AlDente can help reduce the number of cycles. But it did not save the capacity of my battery as much as I wanted, so I recommend using a smaller charging brick if possible to make less battery heat. It’s a main thing on my opinion.
Me and my friend had a same version of Macbooks, exact same models, M1 from 2020. He always use it in a mixed mode, plugged and unplugged. I have seen his mac going low battery most of times. Mine was always on charger and unplugged rarely. I had lesser cycles, but my health was considerbly lower than his mac. So keeping mac plugged in to reduce cycle count doesnt always mean healthy. Another thing to watch out for is the heating. Avoid heating your batteries above 35 degreee celsius at any cost.
Hi, I have 100% battery health on my Macbook air M2 after 159 cycle bought in December 2022 charged from 30% something all the time up to 100% I used only the provided brick , I'm impressed to be honest. Have a good one!
Just wait until you see dropping like 3-5% in few days 🤣It's normal... batteries don't last forever, even apple tells you that. After 250 cycles if you do a good job you should have around 93-95% real battery percentage.
@@FREE_TEKNO beside the macbook, on my 15 Pro max after 2,5 months and 26 charging cycle, I have 99% battery health, in my opinnion this is soooo bad...
The thing is you've only used 50 cycles in an entire year. My Mac gives 1.5 days battery backup for development & moderate uses so I've to recharge it in every 2 days. That means I would reach 180-200 cycles a year. And all by means I would lose >20% battery health. So the conclusion is it's up our use cases. PS: I also follow 20%-80% charge cycles rules most of the time if I'm not travelling and also use Aldante to stop charging my Mac at 70% when using an external monitor.
I have been using it for 1 year and 10 months. The battery health is 89%, the cycle is 65. After 90%, the battery health decreases more slowly. I have been using a program called battery on Github for the last 1 year, it is free. I don't know if it works, but macos own battery setting does not work.
I have never had issues with running my battery down to 5% and then charging. all this using 50% and then charging back is actually harder on the battery from my experience.
I do not see how. The only potential issues are mis-calibration and unbalanced cells which are easily solved with an occasional charge to full and will not cause detrimental damage, only temporary capacity loss and slightly inaccurate battery percentages. The facts are facts, and the fact is Apple is still using traditional Li-Ion technology that should be charged to full as little as possible and should not be kept at high voltage for long periods of time. Asakura, K., Shimomura, M., & Shodai, T. (2003). Study of life evaluation methods for Li-ion batteries for backup applications. Journal of Power Sources, 119-121, 902-905. doi:10.1016/s0378-7753(03)00208-8 Choi, S. S., & Lim, H. S. (2002). Factors that affect cycle-life and possible degradation mechanisms of a Li-ion cell based on LiCoO2. Journal of Power Sources, 111(1), 130-136. doi:10.1016/s0378-7753(02)00305-1 Takeno, K., & Shirota, R. (2006). Capacity Deterioration Characteristics of Li-ion Batteries for Mobile Terminals. NTT DoCoMo Technical Journal, 7(4), 66-70. Ratnakumar, B. V., Smart, M. C., & Whitcanack, L. (2010). Storage Characteristics of Lithium-Ion Cells. doi:10.1149/1.3393865 I do still have access to acedemic credentials so you may or may not be able to easily access all of these.
@@gamerfor-life- Sweet! I also have an M3 Macbook. However, I kinda lost interest in the wallpaper since then, so no need to send it over. Take care, and thanks for the reply! :)
@@divishashukla1942 I think the ideal is to charge up to 80%. I went to an apple assistance and they are going to replace my battery (under warranty). After that I will charge at night and use on battery by day. In my research I concluded that this is the best way to keep the battery healthy.
My Macbook Pro M1 Pro 14' is 90% after 450 cycles. Heavy usage. Only full brightness when plugged in. Never let it discharge bellow 20% and charge habits are 30% - 100%, I guess that's why I'm keeping a good ratio between battery percentage and cycles. Apple says after 1000 cycles battery will get on that 80% so I'm doing a good job 😅 Using Coconut Battery App sometimes as well... Oh, and my Iphone 13 mini is 86% after 700 cycles, also Heavy usage 😅
The best is to keep it always on without sleep or shutdown unless something goes wrong. Sleep is not good for SSD since the current states must be stored in SSD. Shutdown is even worse than sleep because MAC need to do everything from scratch.
I've been using Macbook Air M2 for only 1 year 2 months, it shows 90% battery health and cycle count is still 198. I thought it is very fast draining over time, it's only 1 year and it is degraded 10%. Idk what's going on, I usually use external monitor.
At least on my 2023 MacBook Pro running macOS 14 you can hit Option +Top Left Menu to see System Information. It shows Cycle Count, Condition, and Maximum Capacity under the Power section.
@@chrisgilgen8442maybe you use It Connect to power for a long time. That’s no good. You should you the battery sometimes. Like 1 cicle per week or so. You should take it to Apple to know what the say
This is a quite interesting topic. I would be more curious about batteries inside Windows gaming laptops. Doesn't matter which brand. As far as I know, they should be plugged in always during difficult tasks like gaming, 3D rendering etc. If not, they are less powerful, not to mention that they aren't even close to MacBook 18 hours on battery. That would more interesting, how a gaming laptop goes with the battery let's say after 2 years compared when it was new. I never searched for this info, but strange that I never saw something about this topic.
Macbook pro m1 16 - 274 cycles, down to 85%. Mostly on power. (Works 5-7 hours on battery. i think chrome being the biggest drain). Charging from below 20% is very rare.
Bought iPhone 15 pro last year. Less than 1 year battery health dropped to 99%. It’s good that before I switch to Apple fully I see their business strategy. Consumers do not actually own Apple products fully, in the name of software upgrade and new features which doesn’t really matter on day to day operations, but only just to ensure that product depreciates and used product to loose value for second sale, even Apple doesn’t pay enough for trade ins. Replacing batteries would cost much from Apple. My iPhone 5 is unusable even though it’s in pristine condition. All apps doesn’t support I OS less than 13 . Mac is not different. The most funny thing about Apple consumers are that, all of them are money conscious, which doesn’t makes sense. You buy Apple products for cost optimisation ? 😂
Lol wtf is wrong with you you use your phone for 1 year and expected to thr battery to be ata brand new condition batteries are gonna degrade overtime its not apple any battery it its stay at 99% after 1 years means that's damn good
@@FREE_TEKNO Never.. I never let it discharge till 0%. I'll always charge when it reaches to 20% and keep it plugged in whenever power source is available. And also FYI when I'm keeping it for days without using.. i charge it upto 50% and shut it down.
i bought m2 pro 32gb after 6 months my battery percentage is approx 90% health, the day i bought it since I'm using it always on low power, 50% time using USB c display, how I'm 90% health approx 50 charge cycle, is something wrong with my device ?
MacBook just a tool, you should more care about how to use that to make more profit, if your care about more on battery or other parts of thing, you definitely dont need an Macbook
These types of video are not really helpfull. Like someone said, 80% sponsoring, 20% information and it is not enough. Shame on you. I think Al dente may be a real good solution
When you said don’t update after 3 years to keep power consumption low, you lost some credibility. Dumbest advice I have heard, ever. Just buy a new device. lol. The new MacBook pros have a battery life of 7-12 years. Just use it.
😂😂😂 Honestly, just use your Mac as you need to and don't worry about it. If you end up needing to replace your Macs battery in a 3-5 years time, it's no big deal. Most Apple stores can replace a Mac battery within a few hours and it's easier/cheaper than its ever been, $150 - $250 (depending on the model). This video is ridiculous and in some parts just complete BS. You certainly do not need to replace a Mac after 3yrs lol....this guy doesn't have a clue what he is talking about 😅😅😂
80% sponsership 20% information.
Not the first video to do this.
Hahaha I thought I was the only one who have realized that all his videos are 80% sponsorship and a bit of information 🤣💀
exactly..I watched video and still dont understand what is the only way to maintain battery health.
80% sponsorship 20% repeated informations*
agree, this is an useless video
and the power banks is almost 3k usd I can buy another two Macs with that lol
Macbooks need a setting to limit charging to 80%, the same as iPhone. Optimised charging never works when it needs to.
Al dente App does that already 👀
@@FREE_TEKNO are you sure it doesn’t just visually max it at 80 but really it still charges to 100
@@xAlpi3xAl Dente and BatFi stop the battery from charging when you reach 80% or whatever you set, I set it to 60%. These apps show detailed battery info and you can confirm it with Coconut Battery.
No, that would be pointless if it was that way. It's either 80 or 100% not both.@@xAlpi3x
No, it legit works@@xAlpi3x
Use aldente battery charge limite.. My macbook air m1 is still at 97% battery health using it for 3 yrs.. it is always plugged in & turned on 24/7.. the app keeps my laptop cool & save the battery.. it bypass the battery & pull almost no consumption to my charger
mine is 87% on my 3 years and only 100 cycles
my report: I've been charging from 10% to 90. Using low power mode all the time. I've had the laptop (macbook air m2 15in 24gb ram) for almost 1 year. 95 cycles on the battery. The capacity is currently 97%
My specs are almost same with yours (M2 Air 16GB 15in) and I've been keeping it between 20% to 80% most of the time. It's at 97 cycles over 5 months and 100% capacity
And I never use low power mode. I recently started using it plugged in most of the time with limiting the charging to 65%
I just got a new MacBook Air 13” but I’m not sure if I should use it plugged in or shut it down while it’s charging, any recommendations?
@@Leeza6 why would you shut it down while charging?
@@metelomaniac i got 62 cycles with still 100% battery health
So is It ok to keep it plugged in all the time at office and even when leaving office? Should optimised battery be turned on?
I have 100 percent battery health still on my 16 in m1 max macbook pro 2021 I got in April of 2022, so almost 2 years. The battery has about 40 cycles and the machine stayed at 80 percent the majority of the time plugged in and cool.
Did you use Al dente? Or how you control 80%
did you limit the charging to 80% always? power source is adapter always?
@@hpc832aldente is not good it lowers capacity fast
So you use AlDente?
🥺
I leave my macbook air M1 202 always to the charger.
I let the battery discharge of its own, it takes a looong time for it to discharge from 80% to 50%.
Then i charge the battery to 80% and tell mac not to use battery but wallcharger. As i have it in the same places all the time that is the best opyion.
It keeps your batterycycles down to a minimun.
I am no expert, this is just how i, after reading 40 pages watched 30 youtubes came to.
There you go.
My mac is from 2020 and have done 47 cycles so far, batteryhealth 91%.
mine is 88% at 253 cycles
Which app do you use for controlling the charging process? Thanks in advance!
That's a low health
Mine is 88% at 297 cycles @@KazeTdr
its a very low health brother. I have MacBook Pro m1 and its battery capacity is 99%
I use my 2021 MacBook Pro 14” on battery at university, and on charge the rest of the time when I dock it to my monitors at home. I limit the charge to 80% charge most of the time and it’s still at 100% health after almost 2 years and 90 cycles
90 cycles and 100% it's normal 😅I think i had 100% after 150 cycles then it started dropping like batteries do XD
@@FREE_TEKNO yeah I know! But some people experience a way faster drop lol
@@ewanmcdonagh2827 Yeah of course, but when you see dropping like 3-5% in few days you will panic like crazy 🤣 Some people just get that fast drop at beginning and some people just get that crazy drop after i'm telling you with experience i've got lots of Macbooks
Ayeee same bro, use on battery at uni then plugged in mostly at home. AlDente has it limited to 80% with 5% sailing and heat protection on.
@Winter_Wyvern1 no I use it while charging. As long as it’s not getting hot to the touch this doesn’t degrade it. When it’s plugged in, it draws power from the wall, bypassing the battery altogether actually reducing use and stress on the battery
i have MBP M3 Max purchased late february 2024, 90% use with dislpay xdr for my work, now the maximum battery capacity is 88%.
Seriously? That’s so baaaad
Running on battery or on power adapter?
My 1.5 years old MacBook Air M1 used with extended usb-c monitor.
97% capacity and 72 cycles and 89% capacity according Coconutbattery.
I used AlDente with 70-80% limit. During all time capacity was 100% but I lost 4% for last week light work on battery. I think that now the capacity will drop very rapidly, maybe the battery needs calibration.
In my new MacBook Pro M1 16 I will try to charge battery only with 20W brick without AlDente.
do u think aldente is really necessary to maintain my battery health? asking because he was saying how its not necessary since there is already built in battery optimization
@@aikanecruz2590 inbuilt optimization never worked, in my case atleast
@@aikanecruz2590 Apple-optimized battery charging works terribly unless you have a strict and monotonous lifestyle, in this case AlDente can help reduce the number of cycles. But it did not save the capacity of my battery as much as I wanted, so I recommend using a smaller charging brick if possible to make less battery heat. It’s a main thing on my opinion.
freaking phenomenal explanations... thank you sir. Was afraid of using a HP USB-C Charging dock but now I feel confident.
Love your videos, thank you for all the information 🙂
Me and my friend had a same version of Macbooks, exact same models, M1 from 2020. He always use it in a mixed mode, plugged and unplugged. I have seen his mac going low battery most of times. Mine was always on charger and unplugged rarely. I had lesser cycles, but my health was considerbly lower than his mac. So keeping mac plugged in to reduce cycle count doesnt always mean healthy. Another thing to watch out for is the heating. Avoid heating your batteries above 35 degreee celsius at any cost.
best is to keep it as close to 50% and that can be done with limiting the charging with an app like Battery and keeping it plugged in
@@metelomaniac Using third party apps might affect xcalbibration. i wish apple provid3s a settings option in os itself
just enjoy the device to its max and change the battery later on instead of this yapping
i use aldente on my 14' MBP, only on 99% battery capacity after 60 cycles
nice. I'm 97% capacity on 95 cycles. macbook air m2 15in
Hi, I have 100% battery health on my Macbook air M2 after 159 cycle bought in December 2022 charged from 30% something all the time up to 100% I used only the provided brick , I'm impressed to be honest. Have a good one!
Just wait until you see dropping like 3-5% in few days 🤣It's normal... batteries don't last forever, even apple tells you that. After 250 cycles if you do a good job you should have around 93-95% real battery percentage.
@@FREE_TEKNO beside the macbook, on my 15 Pro max after 2,5 months and 26 charging cycle, I have 99% battery health, in my opinnion this is soooo bad...
The thing is you've only used 50 cycles in an entire year. My Mac gives 1.5 days battery backup for development & moderate uses so I've to recharge it in every 2 days. That means I would reach 180-200 cycles a year. And all by means I would lose >20% battery health. So the conclusion is it's up our use cases.
PS: I also follow 20%-80% charge cycles rules most of the time if I'm not travelling and also use Aldante to stop charging my Mac at 70% when using an external monitor.
The device he sponsored. it does look like a bomb. I guess thats why he had to mention its allowed on airplanes.
I thought the same thing I don’t believe this would make it to your airport security without being checked diligently. Looks like a bomb
I have been using it for 1 year and 10 months. The battery health is 89%, the cycle is 65. After 90%, the battery health decreases more slowly. I have been using a program called battery on Github for the last 1 year, it is free. I don't know if it works, but macos own battery setting does not work.
I have never had issues with running my battery down to 5% and then charging. all this using 50% and then charging back is actually harder on the battery from my experience.
AlDante actually harts battery more then it helps!!!
I do not see how. The only potential issues are mis-calibration and unbalanced cells which are easily solved with an occasional charge to full and will not cause detrimental damage, only temporary capacity loss and slightly inaccurate battery percentages. The facts are facts, and the fact is Apple is still using traditional Li-Ion technology that should be charged to full as little as possible and should not be kept at high voltage for long periods of time.
Asakura, K., Shimomura, M., & Shodai, T. (2003). Study of life evaluation methods for Li-ion batteries for backup applications. Journal of Power Sources, 119-121, 902-905. doi:10.1016/s0378-7753(03)00208-8
Choi, S. S., & Lim, H. S. (2002). Factors that affect cycle-life and possible degradation mechanisms of a Li-ion cell based on LiCoO2. Journal of Power Sources, 111(1), 130-136. doi:10.1016/s0378-7753(02)00305-1
Takeno, K., & Shirota, R. (2006). Capacity Deterioration Characteristics of Li-ion Batteries for Mobile Terminals. NTT DoCoMo Technical Journal, 7(4), 66-70.
Ratnakumar, B. V., Smart, M. C., & Whitcanack, L. (2010). Storage Characteristics of Lithium-Ion Cells. doi:10.1149/1.3393865
I do still have access to acedemic credentials so you may or may not be able to easily access all of these.
In my experience AlDente will make your Macbook doesnt charge anymore when you uninstall it. SMC reset do the job but not practical
It could be safe to travel with.. but that sh1t look likes a freakin' bomb.. LOL
I need that wallpaper at 9:26 , so good! :D
Hey! I actually made my own version of this - instead of M1 Pro, mine says M3!
@@gamerfor-life- Sweet! I also have an M3 Macbook. However, I kinda lost interest in the wallpaper since then, so no need to send it over. Take care, and thanks for the reply! :)
@@LerniRoo Ohh alright, idk why RUclips decided to delete my comment, thanks no problem them 👍
If I took that charger on board an aircraft in Australia, I'm sure I'd be escorted off by the police thinking it's a bomb 🤣
macbook m2 air , 10 months old still at 100% health, usually maintaining it at range 40-90
mine is 10 months old and it's 90% health. I use it almost always connected to the charger :(
How much should I charge, up to 100 or 80 ??
@@divishashukla1942 I think the ideal is to charge up to 80%. I went to an apple assistance and they are going to replace my battery (under warranty). After that I will charge at night and use on battery by day. In my research I concluded that this is the best way to keep the battery healthy.
My m2 max mbp 16" 10 months old too 100% battery health, maintaining 40 to 70% sometimes I forget but only reached 80%
@@Jayz-c2zhow many cycles do you have?
My Macbook Pro M1 Pro 14' is 90% after 450 cycles. Heavy usage. Only full brightness when plugged in. Never let it discharge bellow 20% and charge habits are 30% - 100%, I guess that's why I'm keeping a good ratio between battery percentage and cycles. Apple says after 1000 cycles battery will get on that 80% so I'm doing a good job 😅 Using Coconut Battery App sometimes as well...
Oh, and my Iphone 13 mini is 86% after 700 cycles, also Heavy usage 😅
just what we needed
Better solution get AppleCare and stop worrying about the battery!
keeping mac on sleep or shutdown WHICH IS BETTER IF IT IS USED REGULARLY ON A 9 TO 5 JOB
The best is to keep it always on without sleep or shutdown unless something goes wrong.
Sleep is not good for SSD since the current states must be stored in SSD.
Shutdown is even worse than sleep because MAC need to do everything from scratch.
@@jsjiang6120 what to keep when mac is in my baga after i stop using it till nexxt day
I've been using Macbook Air M2 for only 1 year 2 months, it shows 90% battery health and cycle count is still 198. I thought it is very fast draining over time, it's only 1 year and it is degraded 10%. Idk what's going on, I usually use external monitor.
Mine is at 90% with only 10 months of use. I basically always use it plugged.
thats what most users say and their battery health is lower so you should try to not use it on plugged as much as possible@@chrisgilgen8442
@@chrisgilgen8442obviously its degrading fast if you keep it plugged
@@chrisgilgen8442do you use al dente? Or just plugged in
I have 455 cycles and battery health is at 87% after 3 years. I think thats good
How do you charge
Use anker prime 240W,awesome!
Or make easily user replaceable batteries
The power banks looks bomb. 😅
Maximum Capacity is not showing in my macbook pro model no 2019.
At least on my 2023 MacBook Pro running macOS 14 you can hit Option +Top Left Menu to see System Information. It shows Cycle Count, Condition, and Maximum Capacity under the Power section.
why my macbook pro m1pro drop on 60hz from 120hz when i unplug it or it is on bettery saver mode??
M1 Pro 14” here! Bought in August 2022. Battery health in 98% and 90 cicles 😊. Little use with battery
I have mine with 99 cycle counts and still 100%
@@dion7996 whats your charging routine so i could apply also. Thanks 🙂
Air M2 here... bought in October 2023. Battery health in 90% (!) and only 29 cicles. I think my device have some issues 🤔
@@chrisgilgen8442maybe you use It Connect to power for a long time. That’s no good. You should you the battery sometimes. Like 1 cicle per week or so. You should take it to Apple to know what the say
Mine is at 90 percent after 190 cycles. Very scary
This is a quite interesting topic. I would be more curious about batteries inside Windows gaming laptops. Doesn't matter which brand. As far as I know, they should be plugged in always during difficult tasks like gaming, 3D rendering etc. If not, they are less powerful, not to mention that they aren't even close to MacBook 18 hours on battery. That would more interesting, how a gaming laptop goes with the battery let's say after 2 years compared when it was new. I never searched for this info, but strange that I never saw something about this topic.
Nitish Rajput got company😂
Macbook pro m1 16 - 274 cycles, down to 85%. Mostly on power. (Works 5-7 hours on battery. i think chrome being the biggest drain). Charging from below 20% is very rare.
yeap
I didn't use chrome I only use firefox blue that is meant for developers and it is good.
Macbook air m1 2yr 90% battery health ideal
Bought iPhone 15 pro last year. Less than 1 year battery health dropped to 99%. It’s good that before I switch to Apple fully I see their business strategy. Consumers do not actually own Apple products fully, in the name of software upgrade and new features which doesn’t really matter on day to day operations, but only just to ensure that product depreciates and used product to loose value for second sale, even Apple doesn’t pay enough for trade ins. Replacing batteries would cost much from Apple. My iPhone 5 is unusable even though it’s in pristine condition. All apps doesn’t support I OS less than 13 . Mac is not different. The most funny thing about Apple consumers are that, all of them are money conscious, which doesn’t makes sense. You buy Apple products for cost optimisation ? 😂
Lol wtf is wrong with you you use your phone for 1 year and expected to thr battery to be ata brand new condition batteries are gonna degrade overtime its not apple any battery it its stay at 99% after 1 years means that's damn good
my MacBook Pro 16 M1 Pro is at 84% after only 27 Cycles :o
How long do you have it? Do you use it connected most of the time?
@@chrisgilgen8442 24 month. Connected all the time, but empty it ones a month like internet suggested
Why does the cycle count keep increasing?
Contradictions in every new video...
My macbook air M1 is having 60% battery percentage after 259 charge cycles... Idk what is happening
You had let it discharge to 0% several times and keep it without battery for days, right? right? 🤣 That's why
@@FREE_TEKNO Never.. I never let it discharge till 0%. I'll always charge when it reaches to 20% and keep it plugged in whenever power source is available. And also FYI when I'm keeping it for days without using.. i charge it upto 50% and shut it down.
@@jathindumpala9533 Well, then if you bought it on a apple store just ask for a battery replacement for free to apple directly
i bought m2 pro 32gb after 6 months my battery percentage is approx 90% health, the day i bought it since I'm using it always on low power, 50% time using USB c display, how I'm 90% health approx 50 charge cycle, is something wrong with my device ?
Charge habits + letting discharge the device below 0 several times + full brightness on battery are the common problems like on your case
I always charge my m2 pro overnight and the OBC always works based on the battery graph it stops charging upto 80% until 5am.
MacBook just a tool, you should more care about how to use that to make more profit, if your care about more on battery or other parts of thing, you definitely dont need an Macbook
Thats the point! You can learn skills to earn dosens of macbook worth with this device.
M2 air 99% health 2 years, continous usage in hot country, always using roblox, youtube, heavy modded minecraft
Do you use it plugged in all the time?
@@david0411 never because i live in hot country so it will become hotter even when charging while not in use
@@PabloSan88 what method do you follow? Like 20% charge it and unplug it at 80% or what do you follow?
@@connectwithanandsuresh i charge till 100 then charge when it drops to 30
In your dreams maybe
Not a bad video but kinda wasted my time not gonna lie
These types of video are not really helpfull. Like someone said, 80% sponsoring, 20% information and it is not enough. Shame on you. I think Al dente may be a real good solution
listened to 7 minutes worth of waffle and none the wiser about how to actually optimise battery usage - pretty useless video
Or just have the limit to 80% feature like the ones from the aldente app or latest Apple Watch natively on Mac instead of installing aldente.
So it’s not accurate lol
When you said don’t update after 3 years to keep power consumption low, you lost some credibility. Dumbest advice I have heard, ever.
Just buy a new device. lol.
The new MacBook pros have a battery life of 7-12 years. Just use it.
Heluuu Arthurr😊
My M2 pro is 1 year old and battery health is still a 100
What's your charging routine?
@@honeybuzzard2843twice or thrice a week but same now its at 97 percent all of a sudden it dropped 3 days ago😂
bro is yapping 90 percent of the video
😂😂😂 Honestly, just use your Mac as you need to and don't worry about it. If you end up needing to replace your Macs battery in a 3-5 years time, it's no big deal. Most Apple stores can replace a Mac battery within a few hours and it's easier/cheaper than its ever been, $150 - $250 (depending on the model). This video is ridiculous and in some parts just complete BS. You certainly do not need to replace a Mac after 3yrs lol....this guy doesn't have a clue what he is talking about 😅😅😂
Terrible video, just 11 minutes worth of sponsorships
The heck is this advise? Throw away your devices after 3 years and don’t update them. Wtf big dislike
"My M2 pro Macbook Pro" sounds so gay bro 😂
bro you speak alot
Think he should do sign language instead? XD
Arthuur 😃
Arthur Weiner. You have the most annoying accent ever tho.
That's not very nice.
He's trying to help, and be a successful you tuber.
He sounds Great, plus he's smart.
Be Kind to All, Love & Light.
Peace.
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