Hi guys,
there are lots of threads about the new MacBook Pro with touchbar having low battery life. However, most of the current Touchbar-powered owners simply reinstalled a time machine backup, instead of simply copying their data from their old machine/drive to this new one. In the last case, you still have a clean install of Sierra with all your data on it, again.
I'm looking for that segment of people who did not restore a time machine backup, but kept a clean install, but reinstalled Sierra anyway, based on current advices.
My question is: Did reinstalling Sierra over your factory-installed Sierra Macbook improved your battery life?
If you did a time machine backup after your purchase, but had a bad battery life, so you did a clean install, please don't vote.
there are lots of threads about the new MacBook Pro with touchbar having low battery life. However, most of the current Touchbar-powered owners simply reinstalled a time machine backup, instead of simply copying their data from their old machine/drive to this new one. In the last case, you still have a clean install of Sierra with all your data on it, again.
I'm looking for that segment of people who did not restore a time machine backup, but kept a clean install, but reinstalled Sierra anyway, based on current advices.
My question is: Did reinstalling Sierra over your factory-installed Sierra Macbook improved your battery life?
If you did a time machine backup after your purchase, but had a bad battery life, so you did a clean install, please don't vote.