Any mac will come preinstalled with an application called "Find My" You can see the battery level and location for all your Apple devices here.
I realise it's not in the toolbar, but you can use it regardless of whether your iPhone is nearby (I use it to check my phone level when I am working upstairs, and my phone is in my room charging).
Answer from Marco Prins on Stack ExchangeSo when thinking about the battery widget on the iPhone, I thought it would be great to see the status of the battery in your MacBook. Since Apple has removed the status indicator lights on the side, there's no other way to check than to open your bag and MacBook.
Since it is in Bluetooth reach most of the time when you'd need it, wouldn't it be awesome to have the MacBook battery visible on the widget on your iPhone as well? With Apple focussing on Handoff and Continuity, I think this would be a great addition. Thoughts?
I think it would be difficult to keep a bluetooth connection with your macbook while it was asleep/off.
Doesn’t work. Since they are individual devices regardless of the fact that they are under the same network, Apple ID, etc. it doesn’t matter.
Unfortunately, it is not possible. I tried to do the same thing lol.
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Any mac will come preinstalled with an application called "Find My" You can see the battery level and location for all your Apple devices here.
I realise it's not in the toolbar, but you can use it regardless of whether your iPhone is nearby (I use it to check my phone level when I am working upstairs, and my phone is in my room charging).
I've found Batteries for Mac, which tracks the battery level of iPhone/iPad and AirPods (amongst others) wirelessly. It also has low battery notifications. It's a paid app though.
Hey,
is there a way to show battery levels of all my Apple devices on my MacBook? The menu bar only displays the MacBook's battery percentage. I'd love a widget or feature to quickly see my iPhone, AirPods, and Apple Watch battery levels without checking each one separately.
Most solutions online involve third-party apps or complex setups. Any native or built-in methods out there? Hidden feature or shortcut, perhaps?
Thanks!
Why doesn’t my Mac appear in the iPhone battery widget, and why doesn’t my Mac show my iPhone and Apple Watch battery in its widget?