Optimized battery charging – enable this option so that Mac will automatically charge 80% and wait until you use.

Optimize video streaming while on battery – enable this to play HDR videos in SDR mode to consume less power.

Automatic graphics switching – enable this option to automatically select graphics mode and save battery.

Enable Power Nap while on battery power – disable this option if you do not want the Mac to check emails and iCloud updates while on battery.

Slightly dim the display while on battery power – enable this option will reduce the brightness of the display to save battery.

Turn display off after – set this time to lower level like 1 or 2 minutes.

Otherwise, the screen will look different without most of these options including the “Battery Health” button.

Remember, you should have thunderbolt 3 ports to see most of the optimization options. You can access the settings by going to “Apple Menu > System Preferences > Battery” section and clicking on “Battery” option. Mac offers many useful settings to automatically optimize the battery usage. If the condition shows “Service Recommended” or the cycle count is more than the limit, then the below suggestions will not help as you need physical battery replacement. If you face battery draining problems with the condition as normal with the cycle count less than the recommended limit, then follow the below tips to improve your MacBook’s battery life. You can check what is cycle count and supported number of each model in this Apple support article. The maximum cycle count for MacBook models is 10 indicates the battery is to be replaced. Though the condition is showing as “Normal”, you need to see the “Cycle Count” information. Check Battery Health and Cycle Count in Mac

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