How old is your Macbook and how many load cycles do you have?

8 months, 88 cycles...not bad i guess. and the battery is at 97% full battery capacity compared to when i got it

Hi guys,

I just bought my macbook from smalldog electronic last week in a new (unopened) condition.
But, when I installed coconut, it tells me that "Age of your mac" is 6 months.
What does this "age of your mac" indicate?
Does it tell us the age from manufacturing, or from first boot?

My mac is the previous generation of the current one. (Macbook 2GHz Intel Core Duo 512 MB memory)

Thanks in advanced.

ipramono, your computer was built six months ago regardless of how long it sat on the dealer's shelf.

My coconutBattery report:
Loadcycles - 97
Age - 4 months
Capacity - 94%

8 months(32 weeks)
95 cycles
89%

I had a lot of issues with mine leading to 50% of the computer being replaced so I have only gotten use my computer about half the time I have had it.

4 months

54 Load-Cycles

Ive had mine for 8 months and i've had about 199 load cycles.

My battery capacity has increased by about 200 mAH though....

Battery-loadcycles - 47
Age of your Mac - 14 months

Original capacity - 5200 mAh
Current capacity - 5172 mAh

4 months
52 cycles

11 months
125 loads
90% health

5 weeks, 19 cycles

Wow, I guess I very rarely let my battery go all the way down... I do use my Macbook primarily plugged up when at home, and I bring my power cord with me whenever I leave, and plug up if I can where ever I am.

Anyway...

Age: 24 weeks
Battery loadcycles: 19 (lol)
Original battery capacity: 5200 mAh
Current battery capacity: 5298 mAh

My battery is still a baby!

18 months

609 load cycles

94% health

7 Months

30 Cycles

100% Health

2 years. 212 Cycles.

I'm interested in the problem.I want to get an answer.

13 Mths
50 cycles

28 months
330 cycles

30 months
317 cycles

31 months
64 cycles

3 Months
34 Load Cycles