Every 3 months you should calibrate your battery. Charge it until the light goes green, unplug it, then use the system until it goes to sleep. Wait until it shuts right off (takes a few hours so I recommend timing it for when you're in bed) then plug it back in and charge it up to full in one go.
Doing that will keep the battery "healthy" and make it retain more charge.
To prevent constant charging and discharging of your battery, the adaptor stops charging at 100% and doesn't resume until 95%. After a while you should notice it start to charge back up again. It's perfectly normal to have your machine plugged in and showing anywhere between 95% and 100%. 🙂
Wait, are you talking about battery health or battery capacity, because you've just got the two answers here but they sorta answer slightly different questions...
Wait, are you talking about battery health or battery capacity, because you've just got the two answers here but they sorta answer slightly different questions...
Neither battery health nor battery capacity...OP was battery life meaning percentage of battery capacity that is currently available for discharging. 🙂
Well, battery life could also be in reference to how long the battery will last before it needs replacement, but that's an entirely different kettle of fish.
Y'all jes like it when thangs stay complicayted!!!
Battery Health surely is the condition of the battery's charge-holding ability relative to when it was new, where as Battery Charge is simply how much juice is in there relative to it being 'full'...?
So, this means it is no problem when I am having it pluged into the charger all the time and it stays stuck at 99% full? (the green light on the cord/plug is on)