I own and use two rMBPs, and there's a bunch more used in the small company I own - they're used as portable workstations, not as "laptops". I use coconutBattery, despite the bug alluded to in this thread. If this issue can't be resolved, is FruitJuice or a similar application besides coconutBattery recommended? I believe it it would provide helpful reminders to use the charger or remove the charger compared to other Mac users who may be more mobile with their machine. With a 2016 MacBook Pro with Touch Bar and Touch ID, it shows only 7 cycles since it was delivered 3 weeks ago. I rarely take this machine off the charger as it does not leave the room often. While I Googled the issue with coconutBattery, I learned that it's recommended to allow your battery to cycle. It seems to provide more useful features such as, "detailed record of your battery charge and discharge activity so that it can make precise recommendations about how long to use your machine on battery based on Apple's recommended usage patterns."
I'm here asking if anyone else experienced or is experiencing this issue?įruitJuice seems to earn high customer ratings on the App Store.
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With an application that does not serve it's full intended purpose, it begs to wonder if it is beneficial. Certainly I can do some 'math in the air' and come to a rough estimate of converting celsius to Fahrenheit. All other information can be found in battery status in menu bar or in System Report. The Temperature and State of Health are the two most useful features of this application I believe.
I've tried uninstalling via AppCleaner, restarting and then re downloading. When selecting Fahrenheit, coconutBattery still displays celsius.
Coconut-flavour offers both temperature options in the Preferences plane. The application displays celsius and not Fahrenheit. I recently downloaded coconutBattery 3.4 on macOS Sierra Version 10.12.1 based on the recommendation here on MacRumors.
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