Monitoring battery health is crucial for ensuring the longevity and performance of your Apple devices, particularly MacBooks. Understanding the current state of your battery can help you make informed decisions about usage and maintenance. While the concept of "Monitoramento de Bateria" is straightforward, the implementation in the Apple environment involves specific tools and commands that are unique to macOS. This article will guide you through the process of monitoring battery health on macOS, using built-in utilities and Terminal commands.

Examples:

1. Using System Information:

• Open "System Information" by clicking on the Apple logo in the top-left corner of your screen.


• Select "About This Mac" and then click on "System Report."


• In the System Information window, navigate to "Power" under the "Hardware" section.


• Here, you will find detailed information about your battery, including cycle count, condition, and full charge capacity.

2. Using Terminal Commands:

• Open the Terminal application from the Utilities folder.


• To get a quick overview of your battery status, type the following command:
  

   pmset -g batt

  
  

  This command will display the current battery charge and whether the battery is charging or discharging.



• For more detailed information, use the following command:
  

   system_profiler SPPowerDataType

  
  

  This will provide a comprehensive report on your battery's health, including cycle count, condition, and other relevant metrics.

3. Using Third-Party Applications:

• There are several third-party applications available that can provide more detailed insights and additional features for battery monitoring. Some popular options include:
  
  
  
  • CoconutBattery: This app provides real-time information about your battery's health, including charge cycles, capacity, and temperature.
  
  
  • iStat Menus: A more comprehensive system monitoring tool that includes battery health among its many features.