96% for me and I only have 40 cycles. I am less than pleased about this. I have contacted apple support and it doesn't seem like they are going to do anything about it.
ioreg
number used by Coconut and 3rd party utilities) is below 80%.How is it typical? I’m not being a smart mouth I just want to know what you mean.Many similar threads. That is fairly typical. Apple will not take any action until their number (not theioreg
number used by Coconut and 3rd party utilities) is below 80%.
Why do you think you’ve lost so much health so quickly ?I have 27 cycles and 97.3% battery health.
I don't see it as a lot. My M1 will be a year (purchase wise) on 12/24. Unless your battery is discharging erratically, or not charging as it should, there is nothing to worry about with your battery number.Why do you think you’ve lost so much health so quickly ?
Mine is the built in information from apple. Coconut battery shows even less.Wait, are you guys using the system information > power or some app?
The one I mentioned for myself is using the built in information
How old is the unit?20 cycles and 96%
But yesterday it was 97%
do you turn off/unplug the charger when the unit is off? or is it continuously powered/plugged?The worst thing you can do is keep it plugged in all the time without optimized battery charging.
I'm at 100% with 11 cycles since 2/2021.
today it went down to 95% still 12 cycles, 7 months oldI have 12 cycles and at 96%
roughly 7 months old. MBP M1