How to improve and keep battery life

[Ibrahim_Hasan_2]

My laptop is HP Pavilion 14-al101nx and built-in-battery type: 3-cell,41 Wh Li-ion. In order to improve and increase battery life,

Which the best method to improve battery performance, keep the charger connected all time to laptop or 

keep the charger connected up to the battery become fully charger 100% and then disconnect the charger from laptop ?

[WAWood]

@Ibrahim_Hasan_2

Hello;

Allow me to welcome you to the HP forums!

Here are some tips regarding battery life:  http://support.hp.com/us-en/document/c01297640?jumpid=reg_r1002_usen_c-001_title_r0026

Good Luck

[Huffer]

You do not need to overthink this. The battery will be fine if you leave the charger plugged in all the time. If you charge to 100% then remove the charger you will be running on battery and will just register charge/discharge cycles which will shorten the life if I understand the question. 

[Ibrahim_Hasan_2]

First, Thanks for your efforts 

Second, I have read this instructions and i can`t find what is the best method to deal with built-in-battery 

keep the charger connected all time to laptop or keep the charger connected up to the battery become fully charger 100% and then disconnect the charger from laptop ?

[Ibrahim_Hasan_2]

okay, i will connect the charger all the time in order not to decrease battery life time 

Thanks for cooperation 

[Mikayla123]

Um, I'm not sure why these batteries have such ''bad battery life''.

I have a:

HP Pavilion x360 - 14-ba008tu

With 3-cell, 41 Wh Li-ion battery.

Now I use this laptop for school, and the one AND ONLY thing I hate about it is its loud fans ramping up over simple web browsing and typing documents.

My battery lasts all school day (around 6 hours usage) plus a few hours more after school watching YouTube and web browsing.

I might not use my laptop for the full 6 hours, depending on my classes, but I doubt I'll ever need to keep my laptop charger in all day. I don't get where people are coming from when ''they need to keep their chargers in all day''.

Can someone please explain...

[kevin-t]

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