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Weird thing happened last night. My MacBook Air was closed (clamshell) for the night, while being plugged in through the Apple AV USB C Adapter.
Plugged in the adapter : A screen (which was closed), a usb drive (with Time Machine Backup drive), Apple power adapter.
It has been plugged in all night and I am wondering how do I have only 93% battery this morning.
I know it isn't "Optimized charging" since as you see here, it charged at 100% around midnight.
It isn't a power outage, since you can see on this graph that the MacBook was receiving a charge all night long until 6:50 AM.
It isn't Power Nap doing weird things, since the Apple charger is more than capable of charging the MacBook Air M1 while under use.
So I am wondering how can the MacBook Air lose 7% charge in less than 3 hours doing basically nothing while remaining plugged in to the charger.
Weird thing happened last night. My MacBook Air was closed (clamshell) for the night, while being plugged in through the Apple AV USB C Adapter.
Plugged in the adapter : A screen (which was closed), a usb drive (with Time Machine Backup drive), Apple power adapter.
It has been plugged in all night and I am wondering how do I have only 93% battery this morning.
I know it isn't "Optimized charging" since as you see here, it charged at 100% around midnight.
It isn't a power outage, since you can see on this graph that the MacBook was receiving a charge all night long until 6:50 AM.
It isn't Power Nap doing weird things, since the Apple charger is more than capable of charging the MacBook Air M1 while under use.
So I am wondering how can the MacBook Air lose 7% charge in less than 3 hours doing basically nothing while remaining plugged in to the charger.
