Best for Checking iPhone and iPad batteries, and keeping a long record of battery wear.
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Stat Space vs coconutBattery
A coconutBattery alternative for MacBook battery health
coconutBattery is the long-standing way to check battery health on a Mac, and on your iPhone and iPad. Stat Space shows the same core health numbers in your menu bar, adds the charger’s negotiated wattage and which apps are draining the battery, and sits inside a full system monitor.
Best for Developers who want system stats plus ports, agents and keep-awake in one light menu bar app.
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Capacity vs design, cycles, condition
Battery temperature
iPhone & iPad batteries —
Saved battery health history —
AirPods & Bluetooth batteries —
Top energy apps —
Drain per app since unplug Pro —
Low-battery notifications Plus
Price Free · Pro once Free · Plus once
System monitor, ports & agents —
Intel Macs —
Where coconutBattery shines
- Clear, focused battery health for the Mac, plus iPhone and iPad over USB (and Wi-Fi with Plus).
- Saves readings so you can see how capacity changes over months.
- Plus adds a lifetime analyzer, SSD stats and notifications, as a one-time purchase.
What Stat Space adds
- Battery health in the menu bar, next to CPU, memory and temperatures.
- The charger’s negotiated wattage and live input power, which explains slow charging.
- Which apps use the most energy now, and since you unplugged (Pro).
- AirPods left, right and case levels, and every other connected device in the Devices tab.
Use both?
Keep coconutBattery for your iPhone and iPad and its long-term health record. Use Stat Space for the everyday view of what’s draining your MacBook right now.
As of November 2026. Spotted something out of date? Email [email protected] and we’ll fix it.
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Know what your Mac is doing, without adding to it.
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