All story about battery cycles. Early 2015) MacBook Air (13-inch, Early 2014) MacBook Air (13-inch, Mid 2013) Check your coverage by entering your Macbook MacBook Air (2019) battery health. Hello, I have had my MBA since November 2019. I use the Battery Health 2 app. I noticed quite quickly my battery health decreased from 100% to 97% (after 7 charges) and now 96% (after 13 charges) Image 1 taken 4th Feb. I always charge to 100% and let it run down to around 10%. This video explains how to check the battery life of your MacBook computer on Mac OS Monterey If your Mac battery status is “Not Charging”. The Battery Status menu on your Mac laptop might say “Not Charging”, even if it’s connected to power. This can happen for a few reasons: Your computer temporarily paused charging to extend the life of your battery. Your battery may drain to 93% or lower before it begins charging again. To check the current health level of the battery on a MacBook Air or Pro notebook, click on the Apple menu icon and then on System Preferences. From here, click on Battery and then on Battery once more. This process is for MacBook models running on macOS Big Sur or newer. For those with a MacBook running on macOS Catalina or an earlier version Follow these steps to check the remaining charge cycles for the battery of your MacBook Air. Step 1: Click the Apple logo and select About This Mac. Step 2: Click on System Report and select Power How to check MacBook battery health in macOS Big Sur. 1. Click the Apple icon in menu bar and select System Preferences in the drop-down menu. 2. When the System Preferences window opens, select Battery. 3. In the left-side navigation menu, select Battery again. 4. In the lower right corner of the Check Battery Health. Choose Apple menu > System Preferences (or System Settings), then click Battery. The Battery information displayed here includes Battery Health: Battery Health displays the following. Normal: the battery is functioning normally. Service Recommended: the battery’s ability to hold charge is less than when it was new, or Launch System Preferences on your Mac (alternately, click on the Apple menu icon at the top left corner and choose System Preferences). 2. Now, choose Dock & Menu Bar. 3. Scroll down to the “Other Control Center Mod…” section and then click on Battery. 4. Next, check the box for Show Percentage. That’s it! Try performing each thrice. It may take sometime, being certain you have the time to perform these resets. B. Try a New Charger: Power & Cables - Mac Accessories - Apple - Select " Mac Compatibility " on the left. Find the Right Power Adapter and Cable for your Mac Notebook - Apple Support. C. sNl6ANL.