If you want to display the battery percentage along with the battery icon on macOS Big Sur Menu Bar on your MacBook you can follow the below steps,
- Click on the Apple Icon on the Menu Bar and select: System Preferences…
- Now click on Dock and Menu Bar,
- Scroll down to navigate to Battery in the right slider options,
- Click on Show Percentage.
Show Battery Percentage Option
You would see that the Menu Bar Battery icon is now available battery in percentage just before the battery icon.
macOS Big Sur Menu Bar Displaying Battery Percentage
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