Well well well; it looks as though Apple and Consumer Reports have come to at least some kind of agreement as to what went wrong with the former’s testing of the 2016 family of MacBook Pro notebooks. It all started in late December when the testing lab said it could no longer recommend the MacBook Pro due to extreme fluctuations in the battery

Source: Hot Hardware – Apple Calls Out Consumer Reports For Disabling Hidden Safari Cache Setting In MacBook Pro Battery Testing