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Most of the time you don't need 100% of your battery capacity (eg. at home/office), so charging it to 100% degrades it faster but doesn't provide any benefit. O
by gruez 1y ago
Most of the time you don't need 100% of your battery capacity (eg. at home/office), so charging it to 100% degrades it faster but doesn't provide any benefit. Obviously if you actually need the capacity (eg. you're going on a flight), you'd disable the limit.
- adastra22 1y agoMost of the time I do. I don’t leave my laptop plugged in. I use it until it needs a charge, plug it in until it is full, then unplug again. I’m usually not near a charger, so I am actually needing that battery to work. Maybe this is why my experience is different than most here? Still, even after 5 years of doing this, my battery life remains within 80% of its original state.