Today's health is a reading. The trend is the answer.

Keep a per-device record for years, see the wear rate, and forecast when a Mac battery is likely to reach 80% health.

Put a date beside the decline.

Once there is enough history, WhatBattery fits a trend through the Mac's recorded health and estimates when it may reach 80%, the point Apple uses as a service reference.

It also reports the recent wear rate and flags when the battery begins ageing faster than its own established pattern.

  • No forecast until there is enough evidence
  • Projected 80% date and time remaining
  • Recent wear rate in plain language
  • Faster-than-trend warning
Long-term battery health history in WhatBattery

Inspect the session. Keep the lifetime record.

Dense telemetry helps explain what happened during a charge or drain. Sparse monthly health records show the slower wear story across every device.

Lifetime Analyzer

Explore charge, temperature, voltage, and power over a selected range, with minimum, average, and maximum values.

Health History

Keep one durable record per device per day, rolled into monthly health and cycle summaries for Macs, iPhones, and iPads.

A one-page WhatBattery battery report ready to save as PDF or print

Keep the evidence when the battery matters.

Turn the current reading and lifetime summary into a one-page PDF or printout for a warranty claim, a Genius Bar visit, or a resale listing.

For deeper analysis, export recorded samples as CSV or JSON. Health history can also be backed up and restored.

  • One-page PDF and print report
  • CSV and JSON sample export
  • Long-term health backup and restore

Stop guessing from one battery-health snapshot.

History, runway, reports, and export are included in WhatBattery Pro.

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