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With a few exceptions such as travel, my MacBook Pro has been plugged into power daily, 24/7, whether I’m actively using it or not. I just wanted confirmation, from Apple, that such a practice was safe, and that it wouldn’t totally destroy my battery so I could rely on it when I could eventually start taking my new Mac out and about again. I know what you’re thinking, “who cares?” I mean I wasn’t expecting my battery to be and behave like it was factory new a year or two later. T2 support or a battery engineer or something. With no clear answer, I sent an email to Tim Cook with hopes that the executive office could direct me to someone with the right answer. Support said that whether or not to keep a laptop plugged in was a “personal preference.” I asked if it even mattered because when a Mac is plugged into power it runs off AC power, and she confirmed this but clarified that the battery still drains anyway? Thoroughly confused, I reached out to Apple support via chat. Still, others counter that leaving Macs plugged in all the time degrades the battery because of heat. Some say keeping it on the charger is best for batteries because that will result in fewer cycles-plus, the battery “trickle charges” anyway. Some say it’s okay, but that you should cycle the battery once a month, while others remark that batteries don’t have a “memory” and so that practice is unnecessary.
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Some say it’s perfectly okay, others say it degrades the battery because batteries don’t like being kept at a full charge. I next tried a simple Google search, but there is so much contradictory information online. I mean it’s a niche situation to begin with, but I still wanted answers. cycling the battery over a long period of time. However, nowhere on the website does Apple address the issue of leaving a laptop plugged in v. They go to great lengths to explain charge cycles and whatnot.
Given that the pandemic was still ongoing, and I was doing Zoom University, was it okay to just leave my laptop plugged into the charger all the time? After all, I rarely left home, it was treated more like a desktop than a laptop.Īpple has a wealth of support documents on battery life and longevity. One year ago, I purchased the top model Intel MacBook Pro (“2.0GHz Intel Core i5 Quad-Core Processor with Intel Iris Plus Graphics, 1TB Storage”).
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