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My Macbook Pro ( Retina 13 inch early 2015), all of a sudden, started showing "Condition: Replace Now" on battery. Everything was working fine till last night; when I turned on the laptop in the morning, it asked me to restore the work (as if it was crashed when I turned it off at night).

The laptop was slow, and I noticed this "Condition: Replace Now" on battery status. I shut down the laptop, rebooted, did SMC reset, PRAM reset, but its still showing the same. The battery is showing 0% when I remove the charger the laptop turned off. And when its off when I connect the charger its starts the laptop.

My battery cycle is just 385. I am running macOS Sierra. Can anyone please advise what is the workaround to fix this.

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    Double-check with coconutBattery (freeware) If it concurs, you need a new battery. – Tetsujin Jun 03 '18 at 17:06
  • @Tetsujin just downloaded, it says macOS battery status = Poor Charging with = 0 Watts Power adapter = Connected – user3550203 Jun 03 '18 at 17:21
  • tbh, I'm not sure what that indicates. I'd wait to see if someone with better specific knowledge comes along, but I'd be prepared to take a trip to an Apple Store sometime soon. – Tetsujin Jun 03 '18 at 17:23
  • Batteries die - sometime prematurely, but they do die. The solution here (as in the dupe link) is to replace the battery. – Allan Jun 25 '18 at 18:36

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