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I switched to mostly Safari when I got the new MacBook Pro because I understood that there were efficiencies built in that would maximise battery life. Not sure
by paublyrne 10y ago
I switched to mostly Safari when I got the new MacBook Pro because I understood that there were efficiencies built in that would maximise battery life. Not sure how large a difference if any there really is. In any case I get a few hours when all I'm doing is light browsing. No Atom open, etc. Which is for me OK as I'm usually not away from a socket for very long.
The figure of 15.x hours, however, seems completely unbelievable to me.
- pawadu 10y agoMicrosoft Edge was also built for better battery usage. Does anyone know how Edge and Safari compare? (yes, I understand it is hard to compare browser on different platforms and different hardware)
- H4CK3RM4N 10y agoTry lowering you're brightness. You can get the same subjective brightness as older models at lower levels.