macOS Ventura (13.0) is the latest Operating System for Mac computers. If you are trying to take a look at how many battery cycles you have completed on your MacBook device, then its worth noticing that the way to reach out to this information has changed in the new macOS,
How to get to Battery Cycle Details
- Click on the Apple Logo on the Menu bar,
- Now Select About this Mac...,
- Now click on More Info... button,
- Go to General on the left menu,
- Now scroll down and click on System Report... button,
- Select Power under Hardware,
- You should be able to see Cycle Count under Health Information
As you can see I have completed 109 Battery Cycles on my MacBook Air.
Know Battery Cycle Details in short steps
Pro Tip: Simply open Spotlight Search and type: System Information, this will quickly get you Hardware -> Power -> Cycle Count
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