Just re-calibrated after it not being calibrated in 3 months, and the health went from 93% to 87%. What gives? Ideas?
MBP Mid 2010, 13"
MBP Mid 2010, 13"
First, you don't need to calibrate your battery. Second, calibration doesn't change your health; it only makes your readings more accurate. This should answer most, if not all, of your battery questions:Just re-calibrated after it not being calibrated in 3 months, and the health went from 93% to 87%. What gives? Ideas?
MBP Mid 2010, 13"
Not sure whether or not this applies, but you have a relatively low cycle count for a computer that is likely more than a year old.
Batteries will die quicker if they're not regularly exercised. It's better to run on battery a few hours every few days, to cycle the battery more often.Yea. It's my secondary. For the most part, when I use it, its off the charger, and when I don't use it, it's on the charger. I've read the battery info section. Just seems odd to be at 51 cycles which is extremely low and already be at 87% health.
Yea. It's my secondary. For the most part, when I use it, its off the charger, and when I don't use it, it's on the charger. I've read the battery info section. Just seems odd to be at 51 cycles which is extremely low and already be at 87% health.
Yea. It's my secondary. For the most part, when I use it, its off the charger, and when I don't use it, it's on the charger. I've read the battery info section. Just seems odd to be at 51 cycles which is extremely low and already be at 87% health.