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May 12, 2023

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5 ways you're killing your laptop’s battery without realizing it

5 ways you're killing your laptop’s battery without realizing it

Like your car, your laptop will perform well if you take care of it. We partake in many bad habits daily without realizing it, hurting our laptops' battery health. We put together five practices you should drop to get more life from your portable computer.

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