Ok, I'm a little confused. Yesterday my battery life was pretty good—probably about 10 hours. Today, I've only been on battery for about 3.75 hours and I'm already down to 39%. And my work has been very light. Just a 45-min Zoom call and then web browsing, email, etc.
That said, I've noticed that "Core Sync" has been listed in the "Using Significant Energy" area in the battery menu. That is related to Adobe Lightroom/Photoshop, but all of my images are synced and neither of those applications has been open for more than 10 minutes today. Brightness has been even lower than I usually have it, probably 10 clicks to the left.
Any ideas why I'd see such a huge difference? I'll be lucky to get 6 hours today. Doesn't make any sense.
UPDATE: Just found
this article about MacBook Pro users having issues with Core Sync using a lot of CPU. However, I think disabling Core Sync means my images won't sync to/from the cloud to/from Lightroom, which isn't a good solution.