Charging While Turned Off Macbook Cycle

I'm a weirdo who seems to alternate from macbook pro's to Dell XPS's every other cycle. I my last computer for the last 4 years has been a Dell XPS, but I wasn't thrilled with the new keyboard layout, so I'm back to a mabook pro! It's quick and easy. Enjoying it!

You have to have this to free up the camcorder. While one battery is charging you can still record with your second batery, which you need. The battery provided does not last long.

I bought this for my son who just turned 24, and he loves it! He now has the charging station and case to go with it..all Birthday presents ! I put the goggles on once and I think it's awesome!

While I tried making my own beforehand, in the end unless I'm amazing at it, it would not have turned out the same as getting these. They are cleverly engineered, even though they are deceptively simple. They simply work exactly as suggested, and worth getting.

I don't use the printer very often, but I leave it turned on all the time. While it is on, it does perform self maintenance to keep the print heads clean. This uses most of the ink over time. But it does print well when I do need to print documents or pictures...

After ~5.5yrs, I noticed the internal cooling-fan began running full-time (quiet, but usually only runs if the batteries require charging, such as after an outage), and the usually-cool lower vents of the UPS were now a bit warm due to active charging circuitry. Then the normally 100% charge-level LCD indicator at times showed only 80% despite no outage. Time for a new battery pack! The most involved part was shutting down & disconnecting & eventually reconnecting all the protected equipment. After all was disconnected, out of curiosity I turned the UPS off & then back on - the charge-level indicator dropped from 100% to 60%! The old battery pack was in worse shape than I thought. Replacing the pack involved removing a couple screws at the bottom of the UPS & then sliding the face-plate down, then out. Then disconnect the power connector from the old pack, slide the old pack out, new pack in, reconnect the power connector & reattach the face-plate. Simple & quick! The charge level indicated 100% as soon as I turned the UPS back on - I let it charge for the recommended time anyway although I don't think that was necessary in my case because there was never any indication it was charging: the fan was off again & the lower vents cool to the touch again. My UPS seems to have a separate minor issue - a poorly connected LED that is supposed to illuminate the Power Button when the UPS is turned on. Instead, on mine, sometimes it's lit, sometimes it flickers, but usually it's off. The new battery pack didn't change that - the caution being that if the UPS has a more significant dysfunction, replacing the battery pack could be an expensive way to find out the issue isn't the battery pack. One last comment: Unlike APC, CyberPower unfortunately doesn't seem to have a recycling program for their spent battery packs.

I had experienced a problem with charging that turned out to be a defective battery. SWIT Customer Service had me return both the battery and charger to them for testing. They identified the battery as having issues, and Federer me back a replacement. The charger itself is great!

My 6 year old light would not stay bright when I turned it on. I did not know if it was the battery, the light itself or if it was not charging. I bought both a battery and a new charger. Turns out the new charger did the trick!

This has turned out to be a very nice monitor. So much so that I purchased a second one for my MacBook Pro. They sit side-by-side, are connected to MacBook Thunderbolt-3 ports on the MacBook Pro 13 using quality Thunderbolt-3 to Digital Video in Ports and there is five sizes of fonts available. Cursor moves seamlessly across monitors providing 4K quality viewing of 5 to 6 different programs running simultaneously. Literally no setup required... plug-n-play. Bright!

Info indicated these would take my mid-2010 Macbook Pro Core2Duo to 16GB. That turned out to be true and the equipment is now happily running High Sierra. Arrived 1 day early. Apparently this does not work with the I5 and I7 units so check that first.