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Earlier this year I brought a new battery for my laptop, around the end of january, first day its wear level was 0%, then the next day it was around 19% and before a half month ago it was 32% and today I checked and it was around 41.5%, this is normal behavior or I have faulty battery? Is such problem covered under warranty?
I used hwinfo to check the wear level.
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@mohdafzal40548 all of this will depend on where you bought the battery from. We really can't speak about RMA or even the quality of the battery. You may need to contact the original seller for that. Remember, they are one of the biggest commodities that are being counterfeited right now.
Since we do not know which OS you are using, we are assuming it is a Windows version of some kind. Let us know what you are using so we can tell you how to run the battery report. It may or may not be different then what you are getting from your software. Remember that all of this will depend how often you use the battery and the more you use it, the more it will degrade.
You also want to go ahead and calibrate your battery, so that you do get the accurate information from it. Something like this should work for your computer as well.
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I have calibrated the battery and this posted below.
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I have window 11 23H2, os build 22631.3958 and my spec are i3 4005u, 4x2gb ram, 512gb ssd with exeternal mouse and keyboard and I am using hwinfo to monitort the battery. This is output from hwinfo
I use my laptop for 8-10hours a day in which I play 2-2.5 hours NFS at lowest setting and genshin impact at lowest + 30fps locked. Rest of the time I work in VS code and use two browser.
On gaming the battery last for ~1hour and when coding it is around 2-3hours at 50-60% screen brightness.
Before making this post, I have turned on "use AC power" in bois where 50% and 75% were intial and final charge limit, now I have turned on "standard" mode while using battery saver mode in windows.
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