Here's a hard truth: all laptop batteries die eventually. Usually it happens gradually, with the battery holding less and less of a charge over time, but sometimes a battery just gives up the ghost ...

Does your laptop battery give out a lot sooner than it used to? Are you lucky to get an hour or two of work done before you need to start searching for an AC outlet? Sounds like it’s time to think ...

at the end of which I did not have a Dell battery. The purpose of this saga is not to take on Dell Technologies, which refunded my money, but to say something about logistics. I see in this fiasco a ...

There's been a lot of talk recently about laptop battery life -- we told you, for example, about how some folks thought Windows 7 was misreporting laptop battery levels, but in reality it appears that ...

Laptop batteries, like all batteries, will slowly stop holding their charge. Eventually they'll need to be replaced, though it often takes years for them to reach this state. If your battery has ...

If your laptop battery shows 100% but dies when unplugged, the issue might be with the charger. There is a possibility that the charger you are using is not providing sufficient power to your laptop ...

Laptop batteries are like people–eventually and inevitably, they die. And like people, they don’t obey Moore’s Law–You can’t expect next year’s batteries to last twice as long as this year’s. Battery ...

The top Windows laptops get a lot of use these days, and thanks to design and technology innovations, they are lasting longer than ever. But the part most likely to wear out in a modern laptop is the ...