I don't think he really knows what he's talking about. One, the 13in MBP doesn't have nVidia 330M graphic, it has 320m (a custom chipset) and two, he's also running growl, evernote (look on the menu bar), and who knows what other daemons. A true test would be a fresh install of OS X with only textedit and safari running (as apple states they do the testing.)
@XxSSjUltimatexX "....measures battery life by wirelessly browsing various websites and editing text in a word processor document with display brightness set to the middle setting." that's how apple does the test. If you are going to say that it doesn't do what Apple says it does, you have to test it they way they do. ^^^^ If he wants to call it a "real world test" then fine, but you can't say that it doesn't do what apple says, when you're not even testing it in the same way.
Apple calculates battery life with 50% brightness, wifi on, keyboard lights off, bluetooth off as well as low volume, try it and you will get 10 hours after fully charging the battery,
I have a brand new one only a week old. I put it to sleep and went to the gym for three hours when I got back it would not wake up or start. I had to plug in the power cord just to turn it on... What gives... Also a disc got stuck in... Err
Apples battery benchmarks are done with screen at half brightness, and you don't put the keyboard light on unless its very dark. It also only uses light web browsing and text editing, its says that on the site.
Did you remember to disable the Infrared receiver? You go to System Preferences, click on Security, under the General tab at the bottom is an option, "Disable remote control infrared receiver." Not much, but will help add time back to that battery life. Also, do you have CoolBook? It let's you undervolt your CPU to run at the same frequency without drawing nearly as much power. It costs $10 here in the US, don't know how much it costs where ever you live, but should help significantly.
You're lucky,
Mine, it's advertised 8,5 hrs but It will never reach it!
lol
:D
MrAdhiSuryana 2 weeks ago
Screenflow!!!
idontneedaname85 11 months ago
@Vaiban92 Calibrate your battery. Follow the procedures on their website.
romulus219 1 year ago
I love how the Little Big Planet theme song was used for this video.
jedinerd111 1 year ago
So, for your regular use, multitasking and maybe mid-screen brightness, what kind of battery life are you looking at?
DeathToTheseWalls 1 year ago
hah better than my pc that never let me go cable-less for more then 12 minutes :\
xEpicSushix 1 year ago
10 hours or not. ITs far superior to what I got out of my PC.
Whatisright 1 year ago
I don't think he really knows what he's talking about. One, the 13in MBP doesn't have nVidia 330M graphic, it has 320m (a custom chipset) and two, he's also running growl, evernote (look on the menu bar), and who knows what other daemons. A true test would be a fresh install of OS X with only textedit and safari running (as apple states they do the testing.)
iTiger99 1 year ago
@iTiger99 How is that a true test? People USE their Macbooks, and so I don't see a problem with having programs running ...
XxSSjUltimatexX 1 year ago
@XxSSjUltimatexX "....measures battery life by wirelessly browsing various websites and editing text in a word processor document with display brightness set to the middle setting." that's how apple does the test. If you are going to say that it doesn't do what Apple says it does, you have to test it they way they do. ^^^^ If he wants to call it a "real world test" then fine, but you can't say that it doesn't do what apple says, when you're not even testing it in the same way.
iTiger99 1 year ago
pinoy ka no lol
phatneglo 1 year ago
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mydanezu 1 year ago
hey man nice review did you calibrate the battery ? when you did that after you buy it
you left it to reach to zero or how did you do ? can you tell me waiting for reply have a nice day
mydanezu 1 year ago
bad review -_-
Apple calculates battery life with 50% brightness, wifi on, keyboard lights off, bluetooth off as well as low volume, try it and you will get 10 hours after fully charging the battery,
ranjeevester1010 1 year ago
dude how do you avoid the increase in cycle count?
fauZt2125 1 year ago
@fauZt2125 by not charging the battery.
diplol 1 year ago
@diplol i dont understand.
fauZt2125 11 months ago
uu lbp music, nice xD
maxaxelpro 1 year ago
Does the glass contain lead.
signupsigma 1 year ago
@signupsigma no.
techdigestTV 1 year ago
@techdigestTV look at two of his desktop items. It looks like porn.
signupsigma 1 year ago
Dude get the app Jing, it lets you record videos directly from your screen so you won't have to hold a camera and make it all wobbly
ervinang1 1 year ago
I have a brand new one only a week old. I put it to sleep and went to the gym for three hours when I got back it would not wake up or start. I had to plug in the power cord just to turn it on... What gives... Also a disc got stuck in... Err
jahtalian 1 year ago
So how long u did actually get on it?
nhoksockdk95 1 year ago
@nhoksockdk95 I can get a good 6-7 hours on it
theoneborg 1 year ago
@theoneborg i just bought and try to track time on it came around 7 hrs
xComptoturialx 1 year ago
Apples battery benchmarks are done with screen at half brightness, and you don't put the keyboard light on unless its very dark. It also only uses light web browsing and text editing, its says that on the site.
TABUSINTACBOY 1 year ago
your battery might not be calibrated
javixm 1 year ago
Did you remember to disable the Infrared receiver? You go to System Preferences, click on Security, under the General tab at the bottom is an option, "Disable remote control infrared receiver." Not much, but will help add time back to that battery life. Also, do you have CoolBook? It let's you undervolt your CPU to run at the same frequency without drawing nearly as much power. It costs $10 here in the US, don't know how much it costs where ever you live, but should help significantly.
Killermike2178 1 year ago