Assume perfect physical condition for each and never dropped. What else would make you replace them?
- On a set schedule?
- When they run for a shorter amount of time or start giving you too many low/weak battery alerts?
- When they don’t hit as hard?
- When they start running warmer?
- Only when they completely fail?
This is research for a video but we cannot say “replace now” for any particular loss of performance unless something is obviously wrong or dangerous. Manufacturers say end of life is at 20%-40% capacity loss, depending on the company/battery. No other guidance is really available as every battery and degree of internal damage is different. Physical damage is ALWAYS a big reason to immediately replace them though!
Thanks!
- On a set schedule?
- When they run for a shorter amount of time or start giving you too many low/weak battery alerts?
- When they don’t hit as hard?
- When they start running warmer?
- Only when they completely fail?
This is research for a video but we cannot say “replace now” for any particular loss of performance unless something is obviously wrong or dangerous. Manufacturers say end of life is at 20%-40% capacity loss, depending on the company/battery. No other guidance is really available as every battery and degree of internal damage is different. Physical damage is ALWAYS a big reason to immediately replace them though!
Thanks!
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