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It is still there under another name (I have turned it off in my MBA M1) that I can't remember right now and my MBA is not in front of me at the moment. Just look carefully under battery icon in the settings menu.

Run the Apple Diagnostics test. If it doesn't flag your battery, I would stop worrying over Coconut Battery results.
You mean the test that gives pass for Macbooks wobbling on the table. :D
 
It is still there under another name (I have turned it off in my MBA M1) that I can't remember right now and my MBA is not in front of me at the moment. Just look carefully under battery icon in the settings menu.


You mean the test that gives pass for Macbooks wobbling on the table. :D
A hardware test is not the same thing as the aluminum frame being defective. Your comment wasn't funny.
 
A hardware test is not the same thing as the aluminum frame being defective. Your comment wasn't funny.
So machine wobbling on the table due to swelling battery is fine (I was not referring to some cosmetic damage to the chassis). I was not being funny...
 
It is still there under another name (I have turned it off in my MBA M1) that I can't remember right now and my MBA is not in front of me at the moment. Just look carefully under battery icon in the settings menu.
here fully charged
 

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update this morning .I think I must settle down my ocd. 😀
 

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So Design capacity vs Maximum capacity then gives the percentile figure, and drop on battery health from theoretical 100%?
 
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