If you just bought your laptop or you have gotten yourself a replacement battery because your former battery does last much longer. I bet you must have noticed that your battery doesn’t last much longer if you have been using for quite some while unlike when you first bought it initially.


But by following these simple I will be helping you to improve your battery life gauge and the dreaded decay of performance as time goes on.


Don’t charge your smartphone at a computer


Do you know that Charging your phones via the USB port of your PC not only takes longer, it is also harmful and its Damaging laptop battery. Tensions of USB ports often vary and create greater heat generation. This has an effect on the service life of batteries.

Don’t Overcharge Your Battery

If you leave your Laptop’s battery plugged in all of the time, it won’t “overcharge.” When it gets to 100%, it will stop charging, and won’t charge again until the voltage falls below a certain level.

Don’t completely drain your battery


It’s advisable that you shouldn’t wait till your battery gets to 2% before you start looking for the charging socket. Be aware that if your battery discharges too deeply, it may cause damage and premature aging. So don’t shy away from charging the battery even if there’s another 30 or 50 percent charge left to prevent Damaging laptop battery.


Going on a vacation/leave?? Remove your Battery
You need to decide when it’s time to take your battery out, and when there just isn’t enough time to do so.
Another time to remove your battery is during a prolonged period when you won’t be using your laptop. If you’re not going to be using the laptop for a couple of weeks, or maybe you are planning to go on a family trip or you want to take some time off from work then I think this may be the right time to remove the laptop battery.

SOURCE
https://skyloaded.com/2017/10/22/damaging-laptop-battery-charging/

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