Newer versions of the Mac operating system, like macOS Big Sur and the upcoming macOS Monterey, and apps are often better optimized for current-generation hardware. If your MacBook continued to drain and drain fast, even when you weren't using it, keep reading for more ways to fix MacBook Pro battery life. If there isn't a big change while your MacBook Pro is asleep, you're probably okay, and your battery life will return to normal when your usage returns to normal - you know, after the novelty factor wears off. When you come back, note down how much battery life you have left again.
So, note down how much battery life you have left. In other words, if your battery feels like it's only lasting half as long, the first step to fixing it is figuring out if you're using it twice as much. It's your new toy, after all! You want to see how the world looks on that wide color display, how easy it is to authorize with Touch ID, and how many apps you can try out on the Touch Bar.īut that also means the screen might stay on longer than normal and Wi-Fi and other systems might likewise get a lot of abnormally high use. Regardless, I have been running a 17" 2.4GHz MacBook Pro Mid/Late 2007, Santa Rosa model, 3,1 which for all intents and purposes as the same as an early 2008 4,1 (power wise) without a battery for two years, without an issue.ġ If the Everymac site is wrong, and you do indeed have a 13"" MacBook Pro 5,1 then I apologise.In addition to a lot of processes running when you set up a new Mac, you're likely to be using it a lot as well. As Kevin Grabher implies in his answer, each model is different, and behaves differently. The more accurate the information you provide, the more accurate the answer. If you could provide a link to the model on the Everymac site, that would be useful. Please clarify your question, and specify the correct MacBook model.
Is your battery integrated? That is to say, can you easily remove the battery without opening the case up using a screwdriver?.Maybe you mean MacBook and not MacBook Pro?.The smallest Late 2008 5,1 model was only 15". The earliest 13" MacBook Pro was a June 2009 5,5. According to Everymac's MacBook Pro listing, there is no such thing 1 as a MacBook Pro 13" Late 2008 5,1.
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