sample question in macbook pro 2011 battery ?

[iFaisal]

hello everyone here ,

I have a sample question in macbook pro battery 2011 , can I use it in few days without take off adapter ?​

 

[rikscha]

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Let me answer this with a sample answer, no you cannot!

 

[GGJstudios]

I have a sample question in macbook pro battery 2011 , can I use it in few days without take off adapter ?

If I understand your question, you're asking if you can run for a few days while your MBP is plugged in. Certainly you can! You just shouldn't leave it plugged in all the time, as your battery needs to be used occasionally to keep it healthy.

Let me answer this with a sample answer, no you cannot!

False.

This should answer most, if not all, of your battery questions:

Apple Notebook Battery FAQ​

 

[Ccrew]

This should answer most, if not all, of your battery questions:

Apple Notebook Battery FAQ​

But that's only a sample link.

 

[RockPortTech]

This is what I am doing with my new 2011 13" MBP, I leave it plugged it for a couple days then unplug it and run it until it shuts off by itself. I then let it rest for a few hours and then re-plug it back until it's full.

Rinse / Repeat.

 

[GGJstudios]

This is what I am doing with my new 2011 13" MBP, I leave it plugged it for a couple days then unplug it and run it until it shuts off by itself. I then let it rest for a few hours and then re-plug it back until it's full.

You don't have to drain it completely each time. That puts unnecessary cycles on your battery. Read the link I posted.

 

[ender land]

way to stay classy guys and make fun of someone who does not appear to have english as a first language :\

 

[OneUp]

way to stay classy guys and make fun of someone who does not appear to have english as a first language :\

Take it easy, it was just a sample misunderstanding

 

[RockPortTech]

You don't have to drain it completely each time. That puts unnecessary cycles on your battery. Read the link I posted.

Thanks for the link! The part about "As long as you're running it on battery at least every few days and calibrate every month or two, you'll be fine. Relax and just enjoy using your Apple notebook!" was most helpful to me. Cheers!

 

[iMackPro]

Take it easy, it was just a sample misunderstanding

+5 LOL!

he sampley doesn't see the humor.

 

[bigjobby]

+5 LOL!

he sampley doesn't see the humor.

... as funny as a deformed potato.

 

[rikscha]

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I have a sample question in macbook pro battery 2011 , can I use it in few days without take off adapter ?

If I understand your question, you're asking if you can run for a few days while your MBP is plugged in. Certainly you can! You just shouldn't leave it plugged in all the time, as your battery needs to be used occasionally to keep it healthy.

Let me answer this with a sample answer, no you cannot!

False.

This should answer most, if not all, of your battery questions:

Apple Notebook Battery FAQ​

False? I believe you are samply wrong with your assertion. No, you cannot use your MacBook for few days with off adapter. I'm pretty certain on that.

 

[sdneidich]

This is what I am doing with my new 2011 13" MBP, I leave it plugged it for a couple days then unplug it and run it until it shuts off by itself. I then let it rest for a few hours and then re-plug it back until it's full.

Rinse / Repeat.

How to this rinse with? Water? I samply don't understand.

 

[iFaisal]

thanx all
for the information !

i am so sorry if u didn't understand me at first ..
but i hope that i made fun

i enjoyed ur comments ​

 

[GGJstudios]

False? I believe you are samply wrong with your assertion. No, you cannot use your MacBook for few days with off adapter. I'm pretty certain on that.

Yes, you can. It's called running on battery. That's why they make notebooks with batteries, so you can use them when they're not plugged in. What are you thinking?