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Is macbook 2010 really 10 hours of battery life?
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Few, if any, are getting 10 hours during normal use. Apple's figures are based on very carefully chosen conditions. There are many factors that impact your battery life. See the BATTERY LIFE FROM A CHARGE section of the following link for details.
This should answer most, if not all, of your battery questions:
Mehh.. If you keep the screen at under half brightness and are working offline (wi-fi and bluetooth off) with non CPU intensive programs, then you could probably squeeze close to that out of it.
However with wifi on and screen at half bright, the timer on mine at full charge says 7 hrs give or take, however, I've never actually timed it for real.
It's a heck of a lot better than the factory battery in my PC laptop which makes me happy.
However with wifi on and screen at half bright, the timer on mine at full charge says 7 hrs give or take, however, I've never actually timed it for real.
It's a heck of a lot better than the factory battery in my PC laptop which makes me happy.
I get about the same usage that I get from my 2008 black MB. With screen on full bright and letting the screen occasionally sleep, maybe 3-4 hours. My Battery has 224 cycles with 86% health left.
Nope. I get about 5 - 6 hours a charge. i consider that to be pretty good time though especially compared to some windows Laptops.
I've gotten close to 10 hours using my macbook. If you do things like light browsing, microsoft word, things like that you could probably get 10 hours of battery life. But if you're watching videos, listening to music or playing games, you definitely won't be getting 10 hours of battery life.