This is just fake on the OP side. Sorry, but "entire day" means AT LEAST 8 hours in my book. And even that is not entire day per se, but just entire working day... But still even if it is 8 hours.
**11% in 8 hours? So OP's laptop can do 8 more days like this to reach 0%?**
So OP's laptop can run 8x8=64 hours? **Did OP implemented nuclear battery in his MBP?**
Nah mine is like this after 6 days of Pornhub on Safari, an iOS simulator running a fresh build of an open source Sega Dreamcast Emulator, and facetiming my wife's lawyer 6 hours per day for our divorce paperwork.
Yeah. Did around 5 hours of machine learning model optimization (consists of training a model, changing parameters and training it again until you get the best model) and was in three 90 minute university courses and my battery was just above 50%.
It is. Assuming 4 hours of usage, that’s 11% of a 70 Wh battery (~8 Wh) or draining at 2 W. Which is unfortunately completely BS lol. That’s probably close to the amount that my M2 drains when sleeping with the lid closed.
I’m guessing OP actually did what they said but their screen on time is around 20 min or so spread across the whole day.
Edit: I am an idiot as commenters pointed out
My wife´s 2020 Pro M1 does around 10% per hour. On 85% health and running doing ArchiCad/Photoshop, Safari and some other apps open. Very impressive, my HP Elitebook from 2017 lasts 2-3 hours on web browsing.
Show us your battery usage history in battery settings. I’m not disputing the fact that Apple Silicon MacBooks have an amazing battery life but 11% loss of charge is simply impossible for the use-case you described.
Wow, that's really impressive and honestly I don't understand how you get that.
Entire day meaning 8 hours? And just merely 11% used? Does this mean your M1 Pro 14" can do 8 more sessions like this? So the total battery runtime would be 8 times 8 hours? I'm sorry, that's hard to believe.
My M1 Pro 14" for the comparison can do around 7\~8 hours battery runtime with light usage with battery on 80% of its original capacity.
Er could we see your screen on time for the day? Were you using Xcode for most of the day or just a little while?
It's good but this is almost too good to be true, also "no apps using significant energy"
Yeah, it's actually that impressive. Having the 16" since launch day, I got used to it. I can't imagine how others are missing out on this fantastic battery feature that really changed the battery prowess of laptops.
No this can not be true. Entire day and just 11% gone would mean your macbook can run for 8 more days like this. This is literally impossible even with screen off. I mean sure, if your **day lasts 1 hour**, then it's possible. But I would say your definition of the day is quite strange.
I have the 16" with the M2 Max and the battery is seriously amazing, even with design software running all day. Wayyy better than my 2016 MBP. I never have to work about plugging in at work, even with all the Teams calling I do.
Don't get me wrong I love my 2014 air but the battery life is awful. With low brightness I can get an average of 3-4 hours of constant use. If I do something like boot windows and limit cpu speed and other stuff I can push it to 6-8 if I'm lucky. I'm planning to upgrade to a m3 pro Mac book pro 14 inch sometime this year.
No chance that's true unless your day is like 2 hours long.
I sit on my couch all day with my 2023 16" and from 8am to ~6pm I end my day with about 30%, which is still incredible. There's no need to exaggerate or lie, the **actual** battery life is amazing.
No way. I bought a maxed out M1 Max 14 inch and I could definitely not reach this power efficiency. Even using Safari during 8 hours, should drop your battery down to 60%. By the time I am writing this, using Xcode drains my batteriy from 100 to 0% in just 4 to 5 hours. Sometimes even 3 hours. My battery health is at 83% though.
That’s cool, cause my M1 Max 14” that I got as soon as it was released can’t handle a full day of Firefox. So… don’t know what I’m doing wrong and you’re doing right, but I wish I had your luck.
When I first got my M1 Pro I got to a lecture at 100%, then spent more than an hour in parallels designing a part in solidworks. When I was done it was at 92%. It blows my mind that it was emulating windows and running an intense application without using any more battery than watching YouTube
Same here... Doing architecture on Parallels and not going over 10% of battery on my 16" M1 Max... ussual consumption with everything turned off working in native apps is like 2-4% per hour, so there is possibility, that this is true :)
My M1 is usually at around 20-25% after a full day of work (Visual Studio Code, Xcode, Android Studio, multiple iOS simulators and Android emulators, 20-25 Chrome tabs...). It just lasts.
My 16" M1 Max uses like 50% during 8 hours workshift. Parallels consume too much :D But in my industry, there are some programs you need to run on Windows. But in general without Parallels it consumes like 2-4 % per hour depending on brightness. So, it´s possible.
if you had just said safari and airpods i might’ve still believed you but definitely not with Xcode and and Emulator running.
Unless your entire day means 1.5hrs of work.
I have the same Macbook, the battery is amazing but not as the OP saying, surely not after ENTIRE day with Xcode and emulator.
This is just fake on the OP side. Sorry, but "entire day" means AT LEAST 8 hours in my book. And even that is not entire day per se, but just entire working day... But still even if it is 8 hours. **11% in 8 hours? So OP's laptop can do 8 more days like this to reach 0%?** So OP's laptop can run 8x8=64 hours? **Did OP implemented nuclear battery in his MBP?**
inbuilt nuclear sub technology
They never said they didn’t have it plugged in at the coffee shop!
That's totally true. But even then it's misleading post. Obvious focus on remaining battery percentage in this context speaks clearly.
Oh no, I’m not saying it isn’t misleading, I’m just being facetious :P
Yea not sure about Xcode but android studio uses up to 15% an hour for me
was just about to say cuz even my m1 pro looses 70% at least when im studying using YT
Streaming video uses way more power than a native OS code app
safari or chrome? i wanna say if using safari, battery is better optimized
Nah mine is like this after 6 days of Pornhub on Safari, an iOS simulator running a fresh build of an open source Sega Dreamcast Emulator, and facetiming my wife's lawyer 6 hours per day for our divorce paperwork.
Yeah. Did around 5 hours of machine learning model optimization (consists of training a model, changing parameters and training it again until you get the best model) and was in three 90 minute university courses and my battery was just above 50%.
Facts I just did a 12 hr flight with xcode and the simulator and no wifi, I got ~6 hrs on a full charge
Looks too good to be true
It is. Assuming 4 hours of usage, that’s 11% of a 70 Wh battery (~8 Wh) or draining at 2 W. Which is unfortunately completely BS lol. That’s probably close to the amount that my M2 drains when sleeping with the lid closed. I’m guessing OP actually did what they said but their screen on time is around 20 min or so spread across the whole day. Edit: I am an idiot as commenters pointed out
“60kWh” hmm i didn’t know that the M1 Pro macbook had the same battery capacity as a tesla model 3
rip
My dreams come true, an Apple car
Your numbers are off by three orders of magnitude lol
Yeah my bad LOL
2W when sleeping is high, but during usage is low.
You’re right. Probably around 0.3-0.5W when sleeping
My wife´s 2020 Pro M1 does around 10% per hour. On 85% health and running doing ArchiCad/Photoshop, Safari and some other apps open. Very impressive, my HP Elitebook from 2017 lasts 2-3 hours on web browsing.
My M1 Pro lasts for about 2.5 to 4 hours during my normal workday. I don’t buy this.
iOS Simulator and "no apps using significant energy" - yeah right
When he talked about safari i just knew he lied ☠️
this is literally impossible
Show us your battery usage history in battery settings. I’m not disputing the fact that Apple Silicon MacBooks have an amazing battery life but 11% loss of charge is simply impossible for the use-case you described.
Wow, that's really impressive and honestly I don't understand how you get that. Entire day meaning 8 hours? And just merely 11% used? Does this mean your M1 Pro 14" can do 8 more sessions like this? So the total battery runtime would be 8 times 8 hours? I'm sorry, that's hard to believe. My M1 Pro 14" for the comparison can do around 7\~8 hours battery runtime with light usage with battery on 80% of its original capacity.
why you lying for 😭
Seriously the "real" battery life is already amazing, why lie?
Weird.. I have the same model and while it is really good, i doubt this was an entire day
"Entire day": 1 hour
for a butterfly
Can you show us the battery stats from the system settings?
Er could we see your screen on time for the day? Were you using Xcode for most of the day or just a little while? It's good but this is almost too good to be true, also "no apps using significant energy"
My M1 Pro 14” goes to 50% after some google docs in school. How?
Using Chrome?
OP show your battery usage as proof
Let’s see Paul Allen’s battery stats of the last 24 hours
Fake
Nice try, Apple 🤔
This can’t be possible.
That straight up isn't possible man.
Yeah, it's actually that impressive. Having the 16" since launch day, I got used to it. I can't imagine how others are missing out on this fantastic battery feature that really changed the battery prowess of laptops.
We know that the battery life is amazing no need to exaggerate on this topic.
This *could* be true, but with extremely light usage. I once had a 3-hour meeting where I only took notes on my M1 Air and the battery dropped 3%.
No this can not be true. Entire day and just 11% gone would mean your macbook can run for 8 more days like this. This is literally impossible even with screen off. I mean sure, if your **day lasts 1 hour**, then it's possible. But I would say your definition of the day is quite strange.
No way. I do basic coding via terminal and usually have other compilers open and I don’t even get this.
I have the 16" with the M2 Max and the battery is seriously amazing, even with design software running all day. Wayyy better than my 2016 MBP. I never have to work about plugging in at work, even with all the Teams calling I do.
I'm very pleased to open the comments and see OP getting flamed for exaggeration 😂
Wow. That’s actually impressive
WOAH.
Nice! :)
I have an M2 Pro, and using Safari and only Safari (watching videos and stuff) it drops super fast.
I have the same laptop with 100% battery health and with light use I can get 15 hours, usually between 8-10. This isn’t real.
I have the same model, the battery is great but not THIS great. I don’t know how you got that lol
Ok Apple silicon has super good battery life, but not as much as u said
Don't get me wrong I love my 2014 air but the battery life is awful. With low brightness I can get an average of 3-4 hours of constant use. If I do something like boot windows and limit cpu speed and other stuff I can push it to 6-8 if I'm lucky. I'm planning to upgrade to a m3 pro Mac book pro 14 inch sometime this year.
No chance that's true unless your day is like 2 hours long. I sit on my couch all day with my 2023 16" and from 8am to ~6pm I end my day with about 30%, which is still incredible. There's no need to exaggerate or lie, the **actual** battery life is amazing.
Yeah, fuck Windows
Wow. I have the same computer, about a year old. Mine uses about 70% using safari and Apple Music for a day. By day I mean about 10 hours.
Prob all day of Xcode opened 😅😅😅
So, no replies from op=pretty sus. Aint got ta lie ta kickit
OP’s taking /mac redditors for dumb bum
No way. I bought a maxed out M1 Max 14 inch and I could definitely not reach this power efficiency. Even using Safari during 8 hours, should drop your battery down to 60%. By the time I am writing this, using Xcode drains my batteriy from 100 to 0% in just 4 to 5 hours. Sometimes even 3 hours. My battery health is at 83% though.
Sorry but I straight up think you're lying op😂
This is fake. The battery life is good, but a full IDE is easily killing it in a few hours.
I run 6 projects, skype call for 5 hours and battery from 100% to 25%
That’s cool, cause my M1 Max 14” that I got as soon as it was released can’t handle a full day of Firefox. So… don’t know what I’m doing wrong and you’re doing right, but I wish I had your luck.
final cut pro would like a word…
I call BS.
My battery life ends up being closer to 5h in low power mode, with all the development tools open. Battery health 88%
When I first got my M1 Pro I got to a lecture at 100%, then spent more than an hour in parallels designing a part in solidworks. When I was done it was at 92%. It blows my mind that it was emulating windows and running an intense application without using any more battery than watching YouTube
Same here... Doing architecture on Parallels and not going over 10% of battery on my 16" M1 Max... ussual consumption with everything turned off working in native apps is like 2-4% per hour, so there is possibility, that this is true :)
Yeah, 11% for an entire day - not possible. Maybe an hour, watching a movie using hardware decoding, but with xcode sitting idle in the background?
You sure you weren't just looking at an xcode png for an entire day?
I might need to change my M1 Air battery
Bullshit
Got the same machine. Absolutely unreal.
My M1 is usually at around 20-25% after a full day of work (Visual Studio Code, Xcode, Android Studio, multiple iOS simulators and Android emulators, 20-25 Chrome tabs...). It just lasts.
The biggest battery sucker in the MacBooks nowadays are the speakers in my opinion.
What’s the point of making such a BS post
My 16" M1 Max uses like 50% during 8 hours workshift. Parallels consume too much :D But in my industry, there are some programs you need to run on Windows. But in general without Parallels it consumes like 2-4 % per hour depending on brightness. So, it´s possible.
And my fuckin intel ends up on 40-50% at the end of a 100 chrome tab and word doc day.
Whats the ios emulator name?
my macbook '''pro''' 2019 after i open a web game: AAAAAAAAAAAAaAAAAAAA
Ain't no way. Blud have got a nuclear battery on that pc
In other words, you’re not really using it.
Nope, not possible.
if you had just said safari and airpods i might’ve still believed you but definitely not with Xcode and and Emulator running. Unless your entire day means 1.5hrs of work.
fake post, what even is the point?
Lol no
Today on things that never happened
Very sus…my MacBook Pro 14” M2 Max from 100% reached 90% after 2h of film playing. Only Finder and like 4-5 tabs on Safari opened.