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How to show battery percentage on Mac

How to show battery percentage on mac

The Menu bar on your Mac displays the battery status at the top right. But it does not show the battery percentage by default. For this, you can click on the battery icon and check it from the contextual menu, but what if you want it available at a glance always? Don’t worry. Here’s how you can display battery percentage on your Mac’s Menu bar at all times.

How to show the percentage of battery charge in macOS Sonoma or Ventura

  1. Click the Apple logo at the top left corner of the screen. 
  2. Select System Settings

    Open System Settings on your Mac
  3. Scroll down and click Control Center
  4. Navigate to Battery. It’s under the Other Modules section. 
  5. Toggle on Show Percentage

    How to show battery percentage on macOS Ventura 

And that’s it! The percentage will immediately show up on your Menu Bar. If you want to hide battery percentage, simply repeat steps 1-3 and toggle off Show Percentage under Battery.

If you plan to display the battery percentage in the Control Center, then all you need to do is toggle on Show in Control Center under Battery (as shown in the image above).

How to show battery percentage on macOS Monterey and earlier

  1. Click the Apple logo
  2. Choose System Preferences

    Open system Preferences on Mac
  3. Go to Dock and Menu Bar

    Click on Dock & Menu Bar in System Preferences on Mac
  4. Scroll down and select Battery
    It’s in the Other Modules section. 
  5. Check the box next to Show Percentage. 

    Enable Option to Get Battery Percentage on Menu Bar in macOS Big Sur

Looking to include the remaining battery in your Control Center? Just check the box next to Show in the Control Center (as shown in the image above). 

Draining out… 

After enabling the battery percentage, you should get a better idea of how long you have before you need to plug in your Mac to recharge it. Follow these instructions if you still don’t understand why your Mac empties so quickly. Implementing those instructions should help you maximize your Mac’s battery life.

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  • Arshmeet

    A self-professed Geek who loves to explore all things Apple. I thoroughly enjoy discovering new hacks, troubleshooting issues, and finding and reviewing the best products and apps currently available. My expertise also includes curating opinionated and honest editorials. If not this, you might find me surfing the web or listening to audiobooks.

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