How to save Apple a1322 laptop battery life

CANBERRA, Australia - Aug. 10, 2021 - PRLog -- Apple Macbook battery runtime begins to decline slowly over time. To delay this as long as possible, today AussieBatt battery experts share a few easy tech tips about how to maintain the battery of your Apple Macbook in good condition throughout its entire service life.

Comfortable Temperature  - The operating temperature of any laptop (whether MacBook Pro, MacBook Air or any other type) affects the stability of notebook operation, the battery life duration and potential life of the internal battery. Apple allows for its devices temperatures from -25ºC to + 45ºC (-13°F to 113°F), however, it is not recommended to use Macbook if the temperature is below -10ºC or above + 35ºC (14°F to 95°F). The suggested temperature for the use of a laptop is the room temperature, about 22ºC (72°F)

Laptop Power Saver Options - Power Save Settings on macOS are minimal, but they work in extending battery life. Open System Preferences, and go to Energy Saver. Use the sliders to specify the time after which the display will turn off, and your Mac will go into sleep mode. Here you can also specify whether to display your computer from sleep mode to access the network and slower drives. It also affects the battery power.

Correct charging cycles - Apple highly recommends a full charge of the MacBook battery when you turn on your device the first time. With its further use, we advise you to follow the certain battery charge cycles. Firstly, do not keep the MacBook connected to the AC adapter after the battery is fully charged.

Geolocation - Some applications use automatic positioning, however, in most cases it's not necessary, so there is no point to once again to burden your battery. To change geolocation settings, do the following:

1. Go to System Preferences and select Security and Privacy.

2. Switch to the Privacy tab and go to the Location Services section.

3. Turn off the geolocation service, or prohibit it for individual applications.

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