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Jun 17, 2018
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I wonder is there anything available on the market since MafSafe2 charging is pretty complex.
 
No issues, I just want buy a powerbank, for the price less then a cost of a second Macbook, if possible. Charging battery for 75% would be enough.
 
As far as I know, the capacity is not an issue, but the MagSafe connector is.
In fact, I found couple, but they are pretty expensive.
https://www.amazon.com/MAXOAK-2006-...542489409&sr=8-13&keywords=magsafe+power+bank
https://batpower.com/index.php?route=product/product&path=26&product_id=135

And I am not sure do they worth their price 100% and, if yes, why so?

Is it safe to use this: https://www.amazon.com/30000mAh-Ext...542489659&sr=8-11&keywords=magsafe+power+bank plus some Chinese 3'rd party DC-to-MagSafe2 connector or it will kill my macbook's battery pretty soon?
 
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But it seems that I literally don't have any choice... Except using Safari...
 
The Macbook lasts 4 hours with 276 battery cycle count using Chrome + occasional screen capture utility .
 
The Macbook lasts 4 hours with 276 battery cycle count using Chrome + occasional screen capture utility .
I think it's fair to have 4 hrs with Chrome. It uses a lot more CPU resources than Safari and so consume more power. Try Safari if you really want good battery life.
 
I read that using Safari gives +1hour of life which would be 5 hours in my case - just a half
of lifetime that was claimed by Apple for 2015 MBP 13". Is it seems absolutely normal for other apple users, since battery health stands at 94% point?
 
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