After several days of calm in the media when it comes to the battery life of the new MacBook Pros with Touch BarNow after the arrival of this new version just a few hours ago many users wonder if the improvements implemented in it make it improve the autonomy of these Macs or not.
In the beginning and after Consumer Reports reports on battery life In the different tests carried out, stability was not achieved in terms of the consumption of these new Macs, so their purchase was not recommended. Then Apple went to "work" with Consumer Reports and they discovered a small problem when using the Safari browser, so Apple sent an update that solved the problem ...
Después de la actualización desde Consumer Reports rectificaron su primer test y explicaron que la autonomía de los MAcBook Pro con TB era correcta, así que en principio el tema quedaba zanjado pero no exento de las dudas de millones de usuarios que creyeron en un posible «pago bajo mano» de Apple para la rectificación pública de Consumer Reports. En su día ya comentamos en soy de Mac todo este embrollo y sin duda la peor parada fue Consumer Reports, ya que muchos usuarios desconfiarán ahora en las siguientes pruebas que realicen, pero dejando este tema al margen, Will the improvement in autonomy be noticed in this new version of macOS Sierra 10.12.3?
This is one of the doubts that we have to resolve despite the fact that the update notes do not specify anything about the improvement in its battery. What we do have are improvements and correction of errors in the graphic errors that several users had reported, a solution to the error with the PDF files and the typical corrections of errors and others. Let's wait a few days to see if users notice an improvement in autonomy after all this mess or it will be for the next version 10.12.4 (of which we already have the first beta) when this will be fixed.