Laptop battery should also been taken care of. No matter how well you take good care of it, the battery won’t last forever. Most laptops can last from 3 to 4 hours depending on the normal usage and it is made of lithium-ion cells, which would have a lifespan of 2-3 years but when it reaches its beyond its prime age, frequently you will always charge your laptop and will only last for 15 to 30 minutes. This means it’s time to replace your battery.
As a general rule, battery loses its power when it usually expose to higher ambient temperature which exceeds on manufacturers heat range and would affect the battery’s endurance life and die faster. It has battery cycle and at a high end of charging, the battery cathod develops a restrictive layer known as electrolyte oxidation. The higher the voltage and temperature, the faster it occurs in short avoid extremes on charging and discharging of battery.
Too name a few factors affecting laptop battery
1. Application use by your laptop (e.g. video games, extreme visual application)
2. Power surges (voltage when charging or in use, unstable power)
3. Too many applications running simultaneously, as it requires more power
4. Use a proper AC manufacturers power supply adapter.
When your laptop battery is swollen or looks bloated you should avoid using it as it will result to a more catastrophic effect on your internal components of your motherboard it may explode or worst will hurt you or can catch fire. Instead bring your laptop to a local repair shop or to manufacturers dealership to take good care of them.