Apple Releases macOS 10.15.5 With Battery Health Feature

A minor update to macOS this week includes a new Battery Health Management feature that can prolong the lifespan of MacBook batteries by reducing the maximum charge of the battery based on your usage. You can choose to switch this feature off in System Preferences, Energy Saver, Battery Health.

The new macOS update also includes the ability to turn off a feature in FaceTime so the speaker on a group call doesn’t have a larger window. There are a few other minor bug fixes as well.

Comments: 2 Responses to “Apple Releases macOS 10.15.5 With Battery Health Feature”

    Russ Winkler
    4 years ago

    Hi Gary. I didn't see Battery Health under System Preferences>Energy Saver. I have MacOS 10.15.5 on a 2014 MacBook Pro w/ Retina Display. Is it because of my processor chip? I have a 2.8 GHz Quad-Core Intel Core i7 processor.

    Gary Rosenzweig
    4 years ago

    Russ: If you have a 2014 MacBook Pro you wouldn't see it. It is for newer MacBooks (Thunderbolt 3, so MacBook Pro models 2016 or newer).

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