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Mac app · Christoph Sinai

coconutBattery

Best for: Checking battery health and cycle count.

Best for
Checking battery health and cycle count
Developer
Christoph Sinai
Price
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Pricing options

  • Free

    Free

    Mac battery info

  • Plus

    About $15–$20 one-time

    Adds menu bar, history and iOS device info

These prices are approximate and have not been checked against the vendor. Plans and prices change, so confirm on the official site before buying.

Features

  • Battery health and cycle count
  • Charge and capacity details
  • Live power information
  • Check iPhone and iPad batteries (Plus)
  • Menu bar widget (Plus)

Benefits and disadvantages

Benefits

  • Clear battery health numbers
  • Lightweight
  • Free version is useful
  • Good for used Mac purchases

Disadvantages (cons)

  • Mostly informational
  • Paid for advanced features
  • Does not change charging behavior
  • Limited design

Who should use coconutBattery

  • Buyers inspecting used Macs
  • Users tracking battery health
  • Anyone curious about cycle counts

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