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Most laptops now come with some kind of smart charging technology built in to limit the number of full charges that happen.
Microsoft suggests that users try and avoid full charges and full discharges as much as possible.
Apple MacBooks use a built-in feature called Optimized Battery Charging , which will only charge the battery past 80 percent when it thinks it’s needed.
If you have a Mac with an Intel processor, the feature may still be on by default.
Macs equipped with Apple Silicon (as opposed to an Intel ) have Optimized battery Charging turned on.
Windows Windows offers a feature called Smart charging as an equivalent to the equivalent to Optimized charging.
Windows' low power mode can let you know how well your battery is functioning.
As on macOS, making sure you’re running only the apps you need to be running will ease the strain on the battery.
Double-check the programs starting up with Windows to make sure there’s nothing running in the background.
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