Laptop batteries come with finite life spans. For instance, the Li-Ion battery will need to be replaced after for 2-4 years under normal working conditions. How can you extend the life of your battery? Is removing the battery and running from a power source a good idea?
The battery ages even if you don’t use it. So, you can’t probably extend its lifespan by simply removing it and running the laptop from a power source. You can, nevertheless, prolong its life by not using it every now and then. Keep the battery in a cool place. Don’t keep the battery in a fully charged or discharged state. The Li-Ion battery should preferably be stored at 40% charge levels. Most battery manufacturers keep them at 15°C and at 40 percent charge. Use your battery at least once in a month. Discharge it completely and then recharge it. Not using the battery for a prolonged period of time may reduce its life.
The battery ages even if you don’t use it. So, you can’t probably extend its lifespan by simply removing it and running the laptop from a power source. You can, nevertheless, prolong its life by not using it every now and then. Keep the battery in a cool place. Don’t keep the battery in a fully charged or discharged state. The Li-Ion battery should preferably be stored at 40% charge levels. Most battery manufacturers keep them at 15°C and at 40 percent charge. Use your battery at least once in a month. Discharge it completely and then recharge it. Not using the battery for a prolonged period of time may reduce its life.
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