Battery for laptop lenovo ideapad

An excellent quality Lenovo IdeaPad battery

Laptops remain relevant despite the popularity of iPads and iPhones. Lenovo is one of the world\'s largest manufacturers of computer products. Many people have a high opinion of this brand. We are here to help if you have any problem with the battery of your Lenovo laptop. We offer high quality spare Lenovo batteries that are highly similar to the original battery in your laptop.

No compatibility issue

We sell all models of Lenovo batteries (Lenovo IdeaPad or other models). All our batteries are fully compatible with your Lenovo computer. They guarantee an autonomy similar to that of the original Lenovo battery. In addition, there is no risk of power surges because our Lenovo IdeaPad batteries fully comply with the original manufacturer standards.

How do I properly charge the battery of my new laptop?

Most users would like to know what to do in order to extend the healthy lifespan of the Lenovo laptop battery . Here are some of the frequently asked questions:

• Can you turn off my laptop while the battery is charging?
• How do I properly charge a new laptop?
• How to properly handle your laptop battery?
• Do you need to keep the laptop plugged into an AC power socket all the time?
• Do you need to wait until the battery is almost drained, and then recharge it to 100%? 
• At what percentage should you charge the battery?.

These strategies are ultimately bad for your Lenovo laptop battery. It is time to learn how to properly charge your mobile friend. You should never charge a laptop battery to 100% of its maximum capacity. The ideal battery charge range is between 40% and 80%. The good habit of maintaining your battery charge within such range should significantly increase its lifespan (up to a fourfold increase in certain cases). 

The reason can be explained by looking into how lithium-polymer batteries operate. The voltage in each battery cell is proportional to the charge level, and a voltage level near the normal maximum operating level wears the battery out more quickly, which results into fewer charge cycles and faster capacity loss. Research from Battery University clearly demonstrates the validity of this claim: a 100% charge results in 300 to 500 cycles, while a 70% charge increases the number of cycles up to 1200 or 2000. Unfortunately, it is not always easy to maintain the battery charge within such proper range.