I know that since 2009 Apple has been advertising the 1000 battery cycles that'll last for around 5 years under normal use for Macbooks and Macbook Pros. I don't see them advertising it in the new Macbook Air, is it the case that they have the same long lasting battery or not?
MacBook – Does the new Macbook Air have a 1000 battery cycle limit
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Best Answer
Yes their design limit is to exceed 1,000 full charge cycles. Quoting from Apple on batteries:
I have been bowled over at how well the internal battery chemistry holds up over time. Of course, bad batteries fail prematurely all the time and need to be swapped, but my gut feel is way more of these "go the distance" than all the older removable batteries.