Reading this during the day? Then you've caught me testing gear and editing reviews of laptops, desktop PCs, and tons of other personal tech. I’m the deputy managing editor of the hardware team at. The 14-inch MacBook Pro unit we reviewed does not have the problem, and charges normally regardless of whether it is turned on or off. Our configuration uses a 140-watt AC adapter with a MagSafe 3 connector it’s not clear if models that come with a 96-watt AC adapter experience the same problems. The charging issue seems to be limited to the 16-inch MacBook Pro released last month. In our experience, the battery charges normally after these steps are completed. Power up the MacBook Pro either by opening the lid or pressing the Touch ID sensor, and then reconnect the AC adapter. The good news for those experiencing similar problems is that we found a potential workaround. In this state, connecting the MagSafe power adapter causes a never-ending cycle in which the laptop's LED indicator initially flashes green, then the charging stops and the indicator flashes yellow.
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The issues arise when the laptop is turned off and has less than a full battery charge. We confirmed the charging problem in PC Labs with the 16-inch MacBook Pro that Apple sent us for review. Multiple users of the 16-Inch MacBook Pro are posting on Reddit (Opens in a new window) that their batteries won't charge properly when the laptop’s lid is closed and it’s turned off, Apple Insider reports (Opens in a new window).
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