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| Apple's New Feature Extends MacBook Battery Life: How To Use It |
Apple introduced a new function called "Battery Health Management" in macOS Catalina 10.15.5, which aims to extend battery life for Macbooks.
Although this feature can be useful for most users, some users may want to disable it because it is enabled by default.
To control the new battery management feature in macOS Catalina:
How the new Mac OS battery management features work:
Like the iPhone and iPad, every MacBook model is equipped with a lithium-ion battery. The higher the battery life, the lower its efficiency, the lower its operating life, and the faster the temperature and charging cycle.
On iOS 13, Apple added new and improved battery charging options to extend iPhone battery life. Mac computers with macOS Catalina 10.15.5 have similar functions now.
According to Apple, you can use this new function to monitor the battery temperature curve and charge.
If your MacBook is still connected, the operating system detects your usage patterns to prevent the battery from charging 100% every time, so you can save more. Long battery life.
What are the disadvantages of this feature?
You may be surprised that activating this function saves the battery. However, the answer is that since this option prevents the battery from charging completely to avoid overcharging, you will need to use a MacBook without the battery. Contact a permanent charging port. The battery can run out faster.
How do you turn off battery health management?
If in most cases you need to charge your MacBook for use with the internal battery, you can disable this feature as follows:
- Access the Apple menu on your MacBook.
- Click System Settings.
- Click on the "Energy Saver" option.
- Select battery safety options.
- Disable the battery status management option.
- Click OK.
- Click Close in the popup window.
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| Apple's New Feature Extends MacBook Battery Life: How To Use It |