Macbook Battery Not Charging But Health Is Ok

I have found this charger to be exactly what I need. It is very well made, shows battery level and health on an easy to read display, and, most notably, fits itself into a compact and minimalist form factor. It's 2021, so who doesn't already have a USB type A charging port within arms reach at all times? Without fuss and dragging out a spaghetti of cords I can charge up anywhere. I wish it would hold on to the batteries a bit stronger, as they can jostle themselves loose if I'm charging in the center console of my car while driving. This is the nature of my Nikon OE charger as well though, and I don't see it as a flaw. After trying other solutions, this is the only one I carry with my anymore. I recommend it highly.

Similar to previous MacBook Pro from my limited use. But fantastic battery

I just replaced my 2008 era MacBook battery with a NuPower replacement battery. Right out of the box the before fully discharging the new battery it indicated 65% charge level. This battery is lithium-Ion 54 watt hour, better that the original 45 watt hr unit. Easy old battery out new battery in. Initial charge cycle requires you to fully discharge the new batter before charging. The only drawback was it too so long to discharge the new battery before charging fully. B&H pricing for this battery was less than anyone I could find and shipping was free & on-time!

Prior to this I was charging my camera battery in my camera (when I purchased the camera it didn't come with a battery charger). But then I found this gem and would definitely recommend it. It's cheaper than the double battery chargers and just what I need as a beginner photographer.

This is just a very preliminary review as I have only had the camera for a few days and have made only some test pictures to ensure it is operating properly which it is. So far – so good. Until now I have been using the EM5 Mark II with great results but there were two features on the Mark III that immediately caught my attention – a slightly higher resolution sensor and - the in camera battery charging. Although I’ve not yet had any issues with the Mark II’s smaller sensor I feel the larger sensor will be an advantage if making a very big print – especially if substantial cropping might be required. I edit using Photoshop CC and always shoot in the RAW + JEPG mode. But the feature I really like is the in camera battery charging. Not having to carry around the charger with that absurdly long power cord (There are some other options to this) is a pleasure. Just a short USB to USB micro charging cord will work - fine. But if you want to transfer your photos directly to a computer, you will probably want to use the included cable since not all third party cables while they will charge, may not support data transfer. Not an issue for me – I normally remove the card and download directly from it in my laptop or desktop. In summary, This is a purchase I’m very happy I made.

I wouldn't buy the Aputure Lightstorm without this. Ok, I would. But this is a must-have accessory.

Got it as a spare. Seems OK so far. What else can you say about a battery?

This is the perfect charger for travel. I wish the Leica charger provided as much info on battery health. It's not a substitute for the original, but perfect for travel.

I am very impressed with the fast charging Hasselblad Battery Charging Hub. I always take a spare battery with me and knowing both are fully charged is one less thing to have to consider before the shoot.

works well with Apple Health!