What I'm saying is that if I fully charge my MacBook (Core2Duo white plastic 3 years old) and then check capacity (i.e. battery health) I get a number that stays the same throughout the use of the computer until the next time I charge the battery.
131 cycles
"10 months old"
and still at 100%.
i like my battery.
why does it say "original battery capacity: 1300 mAh"
and then the "current capacity" is 12232?
what does it mean original capacity?
and how is it more now that it was before?
Can anyone beat this for number of load cycles? 🙂
This thread just confirms that my battery is dying prematurely.
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Do you think that I'd get a free replacement if my laptop is still under Applecare?
Current capacity 95% (4777mAh)
Charge cycles 159% (634)
Age 32 months
I usually leave it plugged in, which might be the reason i still have 95% battery health
This thread just confirms that my battery is dying prematurely.
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Do you think that I'd get a free replacement if my laptop is still under Applecare?
My iBook's battery has 192 cycles and is at 18%, lol. Oops.
That is well under expected normal operating parameters. You should be able to get a free replacement.
I've had my iBook for 5 years, and this battery for probably 3, so no replacement for me! 😱
In that case, no, you are probably correct. Can't believe that you managed so few cycles in 3 years though...! 😛
This thread just confirms that my battery is dying prematurely.
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Do you think that I'd get a free replacement if my laptop is still under Applecare?
I have 11 cycles on my 13" MPB that is 2 months old (actually I've only had it 3 weeks.) I'm already at 5196/5450 = 95%. 🙁 Hopefully it levels off. I try to only plug it in to charge it and take it off when it's not in use. Maybe I need to start shutting down instead of just closing the lid when I'm not using it?
This one is mid-2009 MBP with non-removeable bettery. I purchased it in end of July/beginning of August.
It doesn't last long and the 'health' reading varies.
That's not a lot of info to go by if you're looking for advice. How long does it last?