State:
MacBook model
Date of purchase
Battery cycle count

Mine.

Retina MacBook Pro 15-inch (just sold yesterday)
1 July 2015
110

MBP 15" Early 2011
Feb 2015
332

12' rmb
End oct 2015
13

State:
MacBook model: MBP 15inch (Early 2011, 2.ghz Intel i7)
Date of purchase: 4.4 Years (24 June 2011)
Battery cycle count: 331

it seems like mine is super high in the battery count sia. 110 for less than 5 months usage.

is it because the fact that i am on boot camp 99% of time while my dedicated AMD graphic card kicks in always?
I only get around 3hrs++ battery life while i am in bootcamp (windows 10).

This post has been edited by westlife: Dec 7 2015, 09:34 AM

13" Retina MBP
Bought in March 2015 (I think? Don't really remember, but I bought the day before the GST price kicks in), and I think I received the item around May
140

Retina MacBook Pro 15-inch (Mid 2015)
22 Oct 2015
6

13' mbp
End May 2015
68

wow. purely plug in at all time?

State:
MacBook model 13"rmbp
Date of purchase August 2014
Battery cycle count 187

13" MacBook Pro
Purchased - September 2011
Battery cycle count - 271 (in "Normal" condition)

This post has been edited by THTgadgets.com: Dec 7 2015, 04:01 PM

LOL.. only unplug when not used.. Lunch Time or off work..

wow ic. that's really little battery cyclle.

mine is crazily high sia comparing to anyone of you guys here.

State:
MacBook model: rMBP 13inch Early 2015
Date of purchase: 10 Months
Battery cycle count: 106

There are times when I use the notebook and then when I plug in to charge, it does not count as a cycle as it does not fall under a set level. For example. I used last nite and stopped using it at level 70%. This morning I started charging and when it comes to 100% the running cycle count still the same.

Personally, I try to avoid running the batts down to <40% or less unless I am planning to calibrate the batts once a month. The reason being is that at very low level, the charging is at a very high rate. Even the batts get hot. Experience from my RC days, was that batteries that are subjected to high heat charging input tends to die sooner than those being charged slowly....

Cycle counts from 1 to 100% = 1 cycle...
That's mean if you do the same thing 70% for 3 times then it's would be charged 30*3 (90% ) almost 1 cycle...

OIC, this is how its counted.

Macbook air 13" 2014
Bought 12 may 2014
60 cycle count