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juro

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Just got one recently and can't seem to find info on this...tried searching.

Any ideas what kind of times to expect, from a fully drained battery?
 
Maybe he wants to know what is the standard to compare. I will time mine next time but if I had to guess from the latest times I would say an hour and a half though I didn't pay that much attention.
 
Thanks a lot guys. Two hours is very good news. For background, I also have a 1st Gen MacBook Air, and wow, that thing needs something like 6-7 hours to fully charge.

Anyway, I wanted to check with you guys because I was going to calibrate my batteries for the first time. And since that process means draining and then fully recharging without interruption, I wanted to get an idea of how much time I needed to make sure it happens without having to disconnect it from the power source the next morning when I needed to take it with me. With the MBA it really required quite a bit of forward thinking to do this simple task.

Good to know it's that quick.
 
Thanks a lot guys. Two hours is very good news. For background, I also have a 1st Gen MacBook Air, and wow, that thing needs something like 6-7 hours to fully charge.

Anyway, I wanted to check with you guys because I was going to calibrate my batteries for the first time. And since that process means draining and then fully recharging without interruption, I wanted to get an idea of how much time I needed to make sure it happens without having to disconnect it from the power source the next morning when I needed to take it with me. With the MBA it really required quite a bit of forward thinking to do this simple task.

Good to know it's that quick.

Mine just took 2 hours on the nose to go from empty to 100%. 15"MBP that is a few weeks old. I was using it for web browsing while charging but I can't imagine that would slow things down any.
 
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