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Battery Apps
Awake
Whether you’re watching a video, listening to a podcast, doing a presentation, or waiting for a file to download, this menu bar app keeps your Mac awake and productive.
Monitor, protect and optimize your Mac’s battery health. Track cycles, capacity and condition, set charging limits, manage low power modes, monitor real time watt usage, receive smart alerts, control clamshell behavior, extend lifespan, and keep all your devices’ battery levels visible at a glance.
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Battery Apps
AirPods Battery Monitor
AirPods Battery Monitor shows the battery levels of your AirPods right in your menu bar, so you no longer have to dig through the Bluetooth menu to check them. It also comes with widgets for AirPods, AirPods Pro and AirPods Max.
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Battery Apps
PowerMeister
PowerMeister is a menu bar app that lets you run apps exclusively in Low Power Mode while also increasing performance by selecting apps that run exclusively in Performance Mode.
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Battery Apps
BatFi
BatFi offers intelligent control over your battery to ensure optimal performance and longevity while preserving your full control. When needed you can select the ‘Charge to 100%’ command.
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Battery Apps
Galvani
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Battery Apps
Energiza Pro
Energiza Pro allows you to control battery charging by setting individual charging limits. At any time you can start charging and even discharging (requires Apple M1 chip or later) with a click of a button.
There’s also a free version.
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Battery Apps
Battery Charge Limiter
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Battery Apps
AlDente
AlDente is an all-in-one charging manager for MacBooks that extends the life of your MacBooks battery.
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Battery Apps
Battery Buddy
Just like the default battery indicator in your menu bar, but cute. When your battery goes to red or yellow, and you get a bit stressed, this emoji battery indicator takes the edge off.
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Battery Apps
Watts
Watts shows your MacBook’s battery at a glance: charge, health, cycle count and details about the power adapter you’ve plugged in, all explained in plain language. You decide what the menu bar icon shows, with a different look for charging, discharging and full.