16" MacBook Pro ONE YEAR LATER
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- My findings after one year of using the 16" Apple M1 Max MacBook Pro as my daily machine.
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Congrats for hitting 100k subs!!!
Thank you!
@@AZisk me😅
Congrats on 100k and thanks for all the Apple silicon videos. They helped me decide on a base 14" M1 MBP which felt like a steal on sale for $1600. Amazing daily driver for dev life. I'm docked 90% of the time but the 14" is incredibly portable the other 10%. Two months post-Windows and no regrets.
I paid $1800 for a refurbished m1pro 16in. That seems a steal to me as well.
@@aannddyychang6162I got one for $1500 but it wasn’t refurbished
$1084 now, with 16gb ram and 2tb storage. . . Getting in a few weeks. This will be my 1st Apple Product. Coming from heavy, gauky Sager Gaming laptop. Switching because rarely if ever "Gamed" and value portability and production use more than "Gaming". Will do badic light casual game, but honestly value performance to productivity more than playing a game.
Almost a year with my MBP 16" M1 Max. Battery stats, cycles: 81, max cap: 99%. Love that machine.
How only 81 cycles
@@stanwiek I'm often connected to power and charge only by magsafe port.
I'm on 189 cycles after 9 months. 93% maximum capacity. Really happy with this thing though. I've had many macs in the last 10 years and only 1 or 2 I've been as happy with as this one.
My battery has been draining so fast the last couple months, went from 100% to 89% with 128 Cycle count in like the last 3 months of use. I've had it since December. I've had a weird thing happen to it, where I left it charging with the magsafe charger for like 3 days because I didn't use it and when I came to use it, it was burning hot and didn't turn on until I let it cool down a bit and that was the time where it went down to 99% and continued dropping
dude im at 80 cycle count bought it end of August.
i do be letting it drain tho. guess that is not good.
max capacity is it at 98%
does this mean i should just keep it plugged when im not using battery
Congratulations on 100k subs Alex! Been watching your videos since day 1 and 0 subscribers and I can safely say you deserve every single subscriber and here's to 1 million! 🥂
Hey Alex, for the battery stuff I recommend AlDente, which allows you to do the whole power managment yourself. I keep mine on 80% when I am plugged in to the screens at home! Hope it helps.
AlDente still is effective on new macs? I use it on a old mac Big Sur but I hear the new OS Ventura etc. manage the battery better.
you nailed it when you mentioned Electron based apps or the swap memory. Good stuff. Thanks for sharing
It could be because I'm now used to the M1 Mac MBP 16 and Mac Studio M1 Ultra but the M2 MBA now feels sluggish at times, like when you first turn it on from standby. It surprised me as I was using the M1 MacBook Air as a replacement to an i9 16" for a long time and loved it.
Couldn’t agree more. 🙌🏼 I’ve been rocking my M1 Max MBP for data analytics and have been loving it. Have to use parallels for a couple windows only apps, but besides that I can use it natively for everything else.
Oh and I think I used my magsafe charger like twice 😂😂
curious, what windows apps are you using via Parallels?
@@AZisk Primarily just Microsoft Power BI and sometimes Excel (when I need to more advanced stuff that the Mac version doesn't support).
And do you see a hit on your battery's capacity as Alex's?
I have a question relating to the data analytics field as I am interested in pursuing that career. Do you use a whole lot of math involved with your data analytics job? Thanx in advance!
@@josiahsims6228 Yeah, I use math daily!
Small thank you for these videos. Keep it up!
I like the múltiple camera angles i definitely see you implementing more design into your language. Keep it going sir. Very good quality. ❤
It drives me crazy. :D
I am waiting out for the refresh of the MacBook Pro to replace my 2018 15" model but I am torn between dropping down to a 14" or going with the 16". I always found my 15" a bit annoyingly big to sit on the sofa and use so I almost always use it plugged into a monitor up in my study and it works great that way. I do take it with me when I need to but I never just grab it to go work on the sofa or in the garden like I used to when I had a 13" Windows laptop. So I like the idea of the 14" model but part of me makes me think I will regret it if I get that when my normal use is at a desk where the size doesn't matter much 🤔
I am about getting this 16 inch soon! Thanks for the video!
Great video as usual. Keeping always the battery to 100% is not a good idea. You can use a tool like AlDente to limit the charging to 80% or something.
exactly, keeping the battery always at 100% probably explains its 87% condition
Thank you, Alex. That was a very different exposé of the M1 MacBook Pro to others I’ve seen. Great content! I appreciate all that information. I’m about to buy a 16” M1 MacBook Pro to replace my 9-yr-old 13” MacBook Air - it’s had 2 water spills over the years, and still going, just the battery is getting tired and can’t be replaced here in Australia. Amazing integrity, these machines!
I am in the same situation, just apparently 11 months later. I just got a 16" M1 Pro. Hopefully I made the right call as the new M3s just came out.
I replaced the battery of my Air with one I found on Ebay. It was never the same, though, it gives me 2 hours tops! and sometimes it will die suddently.
I decided to move on and get a new laptop :)
How has it worked for you so faR?
@@crunchchannel8788
Hi, I’m at 2 minds about my 16” M1 MBP - though, I did buy a refurbished model (Apple is sooooo expensive in Australia).
The screen is great, the speakers are fabulous.
The fans have rarely ever engaged at all, and when they did, they were very quiet, hardly noticeable.
The webcam is weird, as many people have commented about the new Apple computers - it sort of makes the skin look a bit pasty like an avatar (but I still look super-narrow on the webcam! Not great for me!)
But I frankly (and sadly) prefer my old Mid-2013 MacBook Air for actual hands-on work. Was the best computer I’ve ever owned, since 1986.
I’m finding with the keys merging with their surrounds on the keyboard (as with all MBPros), I’m getting extra characters popping up on the screen now. (I’m not a great typist anymore).
And I’m struggling with this trackpad. I don’t understand the advantage of the deep click (I felt it too much in my shoulder so shut it off), and sometimes the cursor doesn’t disengage and things are sliding all over the screen, with files opening everywhere. I’ve tried all sorts of adjustments, but not happy yet, after almost a year. I do some web design work, and I’m usually a whizz with the trackpad - I don’t like using a mouse (my fingers are faster than my wrist - musician). But this is so hard. I cannot feel any click under my thumb while my fingers are zooming around with the graphics. So I’m pressing too hard…. But not everyone will be using a trackpad like this. So I might try the Genius Bar for help now. But i think it’s just the new design. The M1 iMac I tried first was the same with the magic trackpad (sent back).
Mind you, it is blazingly fast at calculating the astronomical positions of over 24,700 asteroids AND sorting them in zodiac order!! So, for my work and research, that’s great. But I am struggling with just how many apps and things I normally use that won’t work on Silicon, including my beloved (2016) 96K Apogee MiC. So, it’s a mixed reaction from me!
I hope you’re doing well with yours. Some of my work is just too specialised, I think.
Best thing about this MacBook is the battery, screen and the speakers. It’s the first laptop I’ve used where I don’t have volume at max while playing music because it sounds great. HDR content can get VERY bright.
you should do a battery health update I'm interested in seeing if it dropped any lower after another year of use
Great review! The focus is on what really matters. It would be great if you could review the m2 MacBook Air too on similar grounds.
Always great listening to you. What is a bit irritating, is the number of pop sounds coming from these icons. I noticed once I was just listening without looking. But just a minor .... Cheers!
Thanks for sharing. I wonder if your other M1 Macbook Pro(s) has the same issue with its battery max capacity like this one (down to 87 % after just a year)?
What a fantastic and straight-forward review!!!
I run my 16 MBP M1 PRO in clamshell mode on my desk at home and it always stays super cool. I love the massive screen for coding and long battery life on the road. I would never dream of running my Intel MBP in clamshell mode for fear of melting the LCD screen!
I really love having more ports on the 14" M1Max MBP. The one thing I would like though is USB-A port for iOS dev.
I have zero regrets getting 14" mbp. I rarely use my macbook air.
On my M1 MacBook Air (bought it the day it got available) I have 145 cycles on the battery and 94% maximum capacity . I can feel that it doesn’t last as long as in the first months , but it’s definately better then any other x86 laptop
Regarding the battery: If you keep this thing plugged in and charged to 100% all the time, the battery will die rather quickly.
Install something like aldente and keep it to max 80%, and only charge it to 100 if you really need it.
It's common knowledge. Apple "sort of" does this already with optimized charging turned on. All EVs charge to 80% max by default, requiring an override to go to 100%, many even showing a warning saying something like "don't do this, unless you need the range".
I *love* the concept of this video, thanks.
I went with an M1 Pro 14 inch simply for traveling and fitting within a plane seat. I extensively use external monitors so the added screen real estate was less an issue.
@Alex I would try calibrating the battery. Not sure what Apple's official stance is but I often run the batteries down to 0 and charge them back up, with the computer running so that it can learn the upper and lower limits of the battery. I see this with PC laptops and that usually fixes it.
Hey @AZisk using the MagSafe adapter will prolong the health of your MacBook battery. I noticed this with some other users who only use USB-C vs MagSafe. Might be worth considering to use that MagSafe adapter, regardless of which MacBook is used.
I like that you enjoy on your work!
Great video as usual. Could you please make a video on which dock to use for dual monitor setup for mac. Most of the docks from Amazon say they support mirror mode but not extended mode. My goal is to setup dual monitors in extended mode from a single dock
i put links to the docks i use in the description. no problem extending
Due to my work I'm surrounded by 30+ Apple Silicon Macbooks and I've noticed a pattern of increased battery loss for colleagues using high wattage chargers. Users charging with the 67w charger put a lot less stress on their batteries than those using the 140w or 96w chargers with a similar cycle count it would seem.
As always users should try to limit the amount of time the batteries spend at 100% too, I use Al Dente to limit the battery to 75% charge and tell the software to charge to full if I know I'm going to be out all day. Although with the ARM chipsets you still get insane usage time out of a 75% charge.
About the battery percentage, i use the app aldente to cap the charging at 80% to preseve the battery
I've seen similar results. I use my laptop as desktop 99% of the time, plugged in for charging+dislay. One cable, USBC for both sure is convenience, but I've noticed that reduces battery capacity faster than when I use just HDMI. 🤔
As an audio enthusiast, Absolutely loved the audio of this video. Great Videos as well. could you tell your audio geers please
I got mine the first weekend they were available. Cycle count 50. Condition Normal. Maximum capacity 100%. Only dock I’ve plugged mine into was studio monitor. Otherwise, it goes on the 140w MagSafe.
By far the best MBP since 2012 non-Retina versions. The 2021 MBP’s are definitely the successor.
I had to put my 2012 non retina into retirement mode. it was def. the best.
I agree. Had my late 2012 MacBook for 7 years, then “upgraded” to the 2019 pro with touchbar and now I’m a proud owner of the 14inch m1 max
100% agree with you. I felt like the quality of MB pro went downhill after 2012 non retina model… till the 2021 14/16” rose to the top of the food chain.
Great video ! I have the M1 Pro loaded and love it (2023) 14 inch as it’s easy to travel with .
Very helpful insights. Thanks brother 💪🏽🇺🇸
154 cycles at 97% capacity. I've had it for almost 90 days but I'm a power user. I run Ubuntu on parallels, docker, xcode simulator, android studio, slack, git kraken and vs code. I live on an island so the climate is pretty hot but I try to keep the pc cool. Heat is the main cause of battery degradation and also constantly keeping the charge above 80%. I try to unplug around 75% and start charging around 20%, I also want to try keeping it plugged in with software that will keep the charge percentage around 50%
16" M1Max MBP 32 GB Ram and 2 TB SSD here with 1 year of daily use (7-8 hrs a day). Developer + IT support for work. Cycle Count 15 and Maximum Capacity 100% for me.
Did you try UTM? It is not virtualization like Parallel, it is processor emulation, so you can emulate an Intel processor to run a windows OS. I am curious if it is slow or not on your MBP 16 M1, a very good machine after all.
Try to reboot your laptop with the button and check the battery health again, sometimes that indicator can be tricky
Can't decide to buy 14 or 16 for
1 - daily usage and also for instances when i need to bring it to any other place, or cafe or hotel.... ??
2 - also for my work i usually will need to open 10 or 15 Separate browsers at the same time , like not tabs but full explorers .... So i think i am gonna take 32gb of ram, but also was thinking maybe to pick 16 inch , because i think the size of the chase would prevent it from heating much... and to rest arms on keyboard , a i right?
Do you use al dente for the battery management or the built-in management of macos? I'm a new mac user, still don't know some dos and donts
I am not completely sure what is going on with your charge cycles vs max. capacity! I have a 14" MBP bought on release last year and a similar use case (work from home software dev with occasional coffee shop working) - I have 79 charge cycles but I am still 100% capacity. The only difference I can think of is that I use the bundled magsafe charger - could it be that on periods of peak load your dock passthrough charger can't provide enough power and you start to use the battery a little?
Interesting that you called out the power capacity...after 130 cycles I'm at 92% which surprised me. I wonder whether it's because I'm keeping it constantly charged when in use and empty whenever it's not
I just recently bought macbook m1 pro for my job it was amazing when compiling big codebase android native and flutter project without worrying about battery when it's unplugged. The performance is crushed my other laptop which is a windows laptop with ryzen 7 5800h and rtx 3060 in it.
Love the channel! What’s the advantage to having the ‘auto-on, auto-wake’ feature when I lift the lid? I’d prefer to turn on my MacBook Pro myself, manually. How can I disable this ‘auto-wake’ feature?
Thanks for sharing your battery cycles and health. Most reviewers don’t say anything about this stuff and I’m glad you did.
Mine has a similar trend with yours, around 60 cycles with 90% health for around 6 months or so. It does feel very uncomfortable to think about but thankfully the battery performance is still very good and can go for hours (but not as far as it did on day one, of course)
I am using MBP 2012 since 8 years. To have good battery life, it is important to only plug in the charger when you need it and not all the time.
@@jassimjaved3309 don't think this is true these days. mine is pretty much always plugged in. m1 macbook air... over a year old 49 cycle count and at 100% max capacity.
my macbook air 2017, still rocking🤘
Also about a year of usage. Same thing with 140w standard charger😅. I have completely switched to 65w Baseus charger, which has 3 ports and also much lighter and smaller.
With battery health management on the battery capacity can show lower. If you turn it off and go back and check it should hopefully be 100%.
5:57 that's because batteries HATE being at 80+% or below 20%, I suggest AlDente (open source) with it you can cap how much % should be charged. I set mine to 50% and my battery sits at 42 cycles and 99% capacity after a year.
You are a genius in programming to know how to run so much different programs on different OSs!!!!
I want to wait for the new silicon but that issue of portable MacBooks battery life span worries me a lot, so I’m considering to buy a desktop one better which will last healthier much more…
I have the exact same situation with magsafe. I've hardly ever used it, on the rare occasion that I need to charge it while I'm on the go I use the usb c port. Most of the time it remains charged as I use it at home plugged into my monitor most of the time.
Frequent charging-s between 80-100% take a major toll on Lithium-Ion batteries. It's the topping off that they don't like and it's where they get forced and heat up. This happens to everyone that mostly keeps their laptops docked in. You can either limit the charging to 75-80% when plugged in, or plug out when reaching 80%. So far I haven't found a charge % limiter on Macbooks. Dells have it in the BIOS and Win tools.
You can use Al Dente to limit charge
I got the base 14” and it is the best purchase I had in tech years
Congrats on the 100k milestone!
Out of curiosity, you mentioned you considered taking the MacBook Air (13 inch display) on your trip. Does that mean you would prefer the 14 inch more than the 16 inch during travel? Or would you still stick with the 16?
the 14 only has a portability as it’s benefit, nothing else. but since traveling is only maybe 5% or less of my time, i stick with the 16.
@@AZisk thanks for the prompt reply and feedback, much appreciated! Been binge watching reviews and think I’m going to get the 16 inch model as well.
@@alexv8203 Same thing. Me too!
Could you please take a video in which you explain the python's library compatibility on Apple silicon? And a performance comparison on most famous ones with intel mac would be nice
I think the new(ish) feature for optimized charging only pauses the charging at 80% for a little bit. It will eventually charge to 100%.
This whole feature is meant to analyse your 'charging habits' and then guess when you usually unplug it and than just pause the charging at 80% for a while. My macbook is not even a year old and I just noticed its 96% already... my older macbook battery did definitely not degrade that fast...
If you're using it plugged in most of the time, or just have weird habits that Optimised Battery Charging can't learn, you can turn it off and use Al Dente for manual control. I limit charge to 75% unless I know I'm going to need more.
People rarely realise that but keeping your laptop constantly plugged can and does degrade your battery faster than if it was charded outside usage hours.
There is an app called Aldente in which you can keep the Mac from charging over a set percentage, lets say 70. This not only prevents the batter from topping up all the time when plugged in but also makes the battery not sit at a 100% charge all the time what is not good for your battery.
the biggest thing that keeps me from getting the 16 inch is the track pad is way to big and gets in the way alot and no number pad on the keyboard is a huge downer
My 16" MBP M1 Pro is also almost 1 year old and have like 96% battery capacity BUT I've almost never moved it from my desk.
Also worth to mention, my MagSafe cable and power brick are not even unpacked ;)
Congratulations on 100k 🎉
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The battery thing is huge. My Intel MacBook Pro was four years old and would die in two hours of light to moderate use
I have the same issue the battery health going to 87% with a low cycle account; I talked to apple customer service, and they replaced a new battery for me. Hope this will help.
Your battery might be buggered from using it docked a lot. I like to run 'aldente' so I can discharge the battery while my macbook is plugged in.
I’m in the market for a laptop to replace my 16 year old hp. SQL, R, Python are what I use most widows dedicated or Mac and why any help would be great. I’m just starting out so keep that in mind.
In terms of the battery. Your are right, it's because of 100% battery charging (and using it plugged-in). I'm using my MacbookPro 16 M1 Max for about 5 months and my capacity 100% (13 cycle counts). But I'm using AlDente Free 1.19 (you can take a Pro version as well). I have added charge limit to 50%, so once 50% reached - charging stopped and I'm using macbook via adapter. 30-50% of charging is ideal for li-ion battery. In cases when I need to use macbook unplugged, I just charging it to 100% and using it without power adapter.
Now ask yourself why does Apple not allow for setting the max charging limit natively - answer because they know you'll have to pay them to replace the battery or get a new laptop. I had an MBP where I had to replace battery 3 times during its 6year lifetime, due to it getting swollen. I kept it plugged in all the time sitting at 100% charge and it used to run a couple of 4k screens - meaning a lot of heat build up. It was cheaper to replace the battery but the cost was still outrageous since these batteries are glued in.
@@neetop1557 I don't see any problem to install AlDente and have the super healthy battery for a long period of time :)
Definitely I agree with you. My cycles count is 98 and my battery health is 100%. I haven't dropped the battery below 30% since I got the computer. I don't let it stay more than 1 day at 100% full. I've been using aldente for a long time and I usually set it to 70%.
@@berkehankucukaras really cool! By the way I have the same flow with iPhone. Unfortunately iPhone doesn't have any solution to control the charge limits, but I'm trying to keep it between 80-20% of battery and after almost 3 years iPhone 11 Pro still has 100% battery capacity. It's not an easiest way for a consumer but if you want to keep your battery healthy - very good way to go.
these things are insane, but they come with some drawbacks too. for example, magsafe doesn't always work when plugged in and the battery health is dying faster than my mental health, and the lower part of the chassis is very poorly made. But they're still very solid.
I am tempted to get a M2 Macbook air for travel, I travelled with my 14 inch max all over Europe and it was great but with only a backpack I feel every gram of weight counts and If I could have lesser weight that would be awesome.
I have a mid 2010 Imac 27 the only reason that I m replacing with a MBp 16 is because the software is not longer update.
I have 88 cycles on 14inch 2021 and still 97% of capacity, charging to 100% and using on battery till few percent left
LG Ultrafine charging is killing your battery. Many people described it and I noticed it when I came back to my MacBook after a day and it was all warm, i.e. charging! No fix till now, other than when you plug in the original brick, it will automatically switch to that and the problem disappears. Beats the fun of docking though.
I have a 16" Pro M1. It runs low on memory sometimes with Final Cut Pro, but overall, it's a fast machine. A big improvement over my 2016 MacBook Pro. The HDMI port didn't work well for me in the real world. I used it once in a meeting and couldn't figure it out. It was a disaster. I wish they put another USB C port there.
how many ram you have on it?
My 16incher is one year old and has 73 cycles, and 89% max capacity. CoconutBattery says it has 85% max capacity. What is your SSD usage? Mine has 62TB written already.
the maximum battery capacity looks like a bug to me. my m1 Mac Air got down to 87% a year back with about 112 cycles. it is still at 87% now with 210 cycles.
Hello. Thank you for your work. I am a Nodejs developer, and I am planning to get macbook Pro 16 inch with M1 pro cpu. 16 gb memory will be enough for my job? My current project runs on docker
Does your dock give your MacBook all of the juice it needs, especially when you are doing "real work"?
I've read that it's better to use MagSafe as it's guaranteed to fully power your MacBook, whereas some docks/USB-C chargers don't putting more strain on the battery. Not sure if this is true though.
Maybe this is why your capacity is down to 87%?
I have same battery issue with MBP 2014 , mine have 97% battery health left after 7 months of use . My charge cycle was 15. I use my mac plugged in 99% of the time , its plugged in 24/7. My observation is optimized battery charing feature does not work properly . So I use Al Dente , I am not sure how much effective it is
Thumbnail of Python one is hilarious, i love it 🤣
why does the battery charge > 80%? shouldn't it be limited to 80% charge when plugged into the power socket>
I use my Macbook Air M1 since 1,5 years and the battery health also dropped to 87%. Most of the time I use the Air with a USB-C Monitor. I tired the Software AlDente to Limit the battery recharge to 80% but it does not seem to help. The software has also a battery refresh program but only in the paid version. Probably i will try it soon.
I upgraded from a mid 2015 MacBook Pro 15 inch to the 2021 M1pro MacBook Pro 16 inch. This machine is always sooo cool, never heard the fan spin
Im on 88% with 81 cycles with M1 MBA just 15 months old, mostly docked to monitor
My M1 macbook pro is a year old nd it wont boot up. I bought. New power supply and used a new usb c cable to make sure itll charge, but my pro is dead for so,e reason after sitting in my drawer for a couple of weeks. Imdont know if it did and auto update and bricked itself, but it was working fine before put it away. I dont have apple care and going to have to pay to get it looked at.
Have the same macbook pro and I never have used the original charger or the magsafe cable
very optimistical guy - told as the piece of aluminum is fine it, at apple there is a lot of shortcomings but I yet do not see also for myself alternative !!
love my macbook pro 16. its amazing.
Dude I killed my Macbook pro 15 inch M1 pro within the first month. The machine was working great so I wanted to give it a little of stress to see how it would behave. I downloaded the Heaven benchmark software and I open and ran 10 tests at the same time with the maximum settings. I ran the stress test for an hour maybe, next morning the motherboard was fried. People if you do hardcore shit you better purchase apple care.
Should you buy a macbook pro m3 pro or buy a macbook air m2 with ipad pro m4 as a fresher coding student who want to do ai & ml.
random question: your Aeron chair is the B or C size?
Hey wie siehts mit dem trackpad aus? Meiner macht Geräusche, es ist nicht wirklich leise. Und das MacBook lässt sich per trackpadklick einschalten… das Gerät ist grade mal paar Stunden in Betrieb
Thanks for this video, I wish to buy a 16 inch M1 laptop one day. My mac mini M1 is suffering the 8g ram that is used mostly by Safari and google and I keep shooting the aps on monitor! a kind of nightmare for a machine people stated it was fine for video editing..
Absolutely, hands down, the best laptop I've ever used (and I've owned a bunch of other laptops over the last 20 years)
Your contents regarding Mac machines helped me to decide which model I needed. Now I’m saving my money for MacBook Pro 16 with 16GB RAM. Thanks to you
16 Gb of ram in 2022 ... how much cringe Apple ?
Yes.
@@gregandark8571 As a web developer 16GB is more than enough for me I suppose
Or wait for 15 inch MacBook air
I heard a lot of people complaining about he battery health who use it the smae way..aleays plugged in..try to use aldente apo to not allow more than 80-90% charge or just plug out
Hey Alex, I saw in some video that charging your laptop by using a Dock can have the effect you're experiencing with your battery, of course I can't say that's the case for you, but maybe it's a good start for something to start looking into. For comparison, mine has 31 cycles (also 16in 64GB ram M1 Max mbp) and 99% capacity, and has ONLY been charged through magsafe.
You are correct. A lot of users who use a dock or PD charging monitor are getting 100+ watts which is a lot more stressful on the battery.
@@jamborino2940 what do you mean by PD charging monitor?
Hey, Alex. Did you try to recalibrate your battery? This can be done by fully discharge and charge.
haven’t tried that yet. this machine has never been fully discharged :)
@@AZisk Then the report in System information is probably not accurate. Try discharging to 0% until the computer turns off, then keep it turned off and unplugged for at least 4-5 hours, and then re-charge it to 100% and leave it on the charger for 4-5 more hours, after it's reached 100%. My mid-2015 15' regularly jumps back and forth between 92% and 94% battery health, with 48 cycles.