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I worry about the battery longevity of a MacBook though - about damage from keeping at high charge for long periods from it being plugged in/docked. With an iM
by TerrifiedMouse 3y ago
I worry about the battery longevity of a MacBook though - about damage from keeping at high charge for long periods from it being plugged in/docked.
With an iMac that isn’t concern since it has no battery. It will last 5 years + no problem.
- thejazzman 3y agoYou can set it not to charge past 80%, which spares you of that idle degradation
- sofixa 3y agoSupposedly macOS learns about your use and applies charging rules appropriately. I haven't seen it actually work in practice though, unlike Windows 11 of all things that asked me "You seem to be using this laptop mostly while connected to power, do you want to limit charging to 60% or 80% to preserve battery life?" And reminds me every month that's the case and that it can be disabled.