I bought a Samsung laptop in a sudden and found later that the
battery is built in and doesn't have an optical drive and costs way
expensive. My Compaq laptop's battery before has worn out due to
overcharging. It only lasts for 30 minutes. Thus, this makes me
worried about my Samsung laptop. Hardly you'll find a good article on
how to properly care for your battery. You may find some in the
company's website but it's like it's too general and a lot of
questions from the comments has been left unanswered. One thing is
for sure, the battery raise a big issue towards consumers.
I owned a Samsung Ativ book 4. It looks beautiful with its
white surface and made more elegant with its red top cover. It's even
slim and light weight. Specifications include Intel core i5, windows
8 and Nvidia Optimus. But, the battery felt like a big joke. As if I
will not get the most of my laptop's specification with its battery
being built in. Playing high definition games makes me wonder if it
would be battery healthy. So I still just do light works in my laptop
until I find a good article, real test or experiment, or trusted
opinion about batteries. Can you imagine just doing word documents
with Intel core i5 etc. when you can do those things in lower
specifications?
My Battery
I don't usually charge it full and drain it fully. Though I find
it hard to manually track the 80%-20% battery level. My battery
charges for 30 minutes and drains for 3 hours if it's word document
tasks only. I wonder what will happen if I keep on watching movies.
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