Nishant Chaudhary
Apple has stated that the MacBook Pro 2021 models as well as the Pro Display XDR monitor can reduce the brightness levels in case the hardware is running too hot in their environment.
This was highlighted by Apple in a recently published support document. The document instructs customers on “what to do if the brightness on your display is limited.”
If this happens, an on-screen warning indicator will appear in the menu bar. It will indicate that your hardware has moved to a low-power mode to counteract the temperature increase.
According to Apple, this can happen if the room’s ambient temperature is high or you’ve been playing particularly bright content for a long period.
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If you’ve got a MacBook, take it into another cooler area if possible, to cool down the temperature. In addition to that, you should close the resource-hogging app to get out of this.
According to reports on the internet, this isn’t something most MacBook Pro 2021 customers will face. It’s important to note that the ambient temperature isn’t the point at which the alert appears; On the contrary, this protective measure will trigger if the hardware’s temperature is too much.
In any case, users are unlikely to notice this unless they are in a hot country. If they are not using their display at high brightness levels for an extended period; they might not even face it in hot countries as well. Overall, if you keep the brightness at a reasonable level, you’re unlikely to ever encounter such a warning. Lastly, this is not something you should be worried about.
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