If you’re like me, you’re going to take your laptop everywhere you go — yep, even on vacation. But doing that comes with the ...

Every laptop requires a different amount of time to fully charge. An Apple Macbook Pro, with the right charger, can take ...

Keeping a laptop plugged in is a one-way ticket to Tech Trouble Town. University of California battery boffin Kent Griffith has been testing the effects of keeping a laptop fully charged, and ...

Here's the thing, though: just because your power bank can fully charge your phone battery a couple of times doesn't mean it can also do the same for your laptop. A laptop requires higher specs.

The company also recommends never storing a device fully charged, or fully depleted, for the long term. If you’re putting a laptop into storage, leave it around 50 percent charged.

“When your laptop battery is sitting in this worst condition – 100% charge – for weeks or months at a time, that can be pretty damaging to it,” said Griffith in a phone interview with Gizmodo.

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This means that keeping a fully charged laptop plugged in all day won’t damage the power unit. The Key to Keeping Batteries Healthy. This does come with a caveat, however.

Every laptop requires a different amount of time to fully charge. An Apple Macbook Pro, with the right charger, can take roughly an hour to fully charge if it were dead at the start.