Apple announced that a very small number of MacBook Pro users have experienced an issue where the battery would not charge past 1%. The problem impacts specific MacBook Pro models released in 2016 and ...

Nina was a breaking news reporter. She previously worked at Business Insider, The Boston Globe, and Boston.com. Apple customers who bought a new 13-inch MacBook Pro, made between October 2016 and ...

Has the battery on your 13-inch non Touch Bar MacBook Pro expanded? Read on for how to check if your MacBook Pro is eligible for a free battery replacement. Apple has a service program to replace the ...

Apple released a step-by-step for a free replacement of select MacBook Pro models this morning. Some of the newest 13-inch MacBook Pro models without Touch Bars were affected, and only these models ...

Batteries are a consumable component that have a limited life span or cycle count. Apple’s various products use different batteries that have varying cycle count limits. Let’s take a look at some ...

A laptop that won’t charge past 1% is no good to anyone, but it’s a problem currently being experienced by a number of disgruntled MacBook Pro users. The good news is that Apple has now agreed to ...

If you have a 13-inch MacBook Pro that lacks the Touch Bar and was made between October 2016 and October 2017, Apple is replacing the battery in some of the machines. Apple has determined that on a ...

If you've owned a MacBook, at some point, you're likely going to deal with issues of battery degradation. The longer you use electronics, the greater the chances are of it happening. Once your battery ...

You can see if it's time to replace your MacBook's battery by clicking the battery icon and holding the option key. You can also see other metrics about your MacBook's battery, such as its full charge ...

Apple quietly launched a new battery replacement program to help a "limited number" of MacBook Pro users. According to the program's webpage, some 13-inch MacBook Pros without Touch Bars may ...

Cycle Count is a vital concept for assessing your MacBook’s battery health. It represents the number of times you’ve fully drained and recharged your battery from 0% to 100%. Don’t worry. You don’t ...