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Hi,
Be gentle with me if I’m being a bit thick. I have a very reliable but older Lenovo Carbon X1 2nd Gen which is losing its battery - down to a little over an hour worth of use on a full charge.
There’s no problem finding the “correct” type of battery but I’m a bit confused by what the system tells me is installed and what I can physically see when I take the cover off.
So the system tells me that the battery health is at around 59% if it’s design capacity and most importantly it suggests the installed type is Li-Polymer.
However when I look at the actual battery installed it’s a lithium-Ion not a lithium-polymer.
So the question is what should I replace it with, I can get both types but from the very little I understand it seems Li-Ion tend to be longer lasting?
Anyone got some advice. The exact model of machine is a X1 carbon gen2 model 20A8.
It’s a great workhorse and although a bit ancient by modern standards it’s perfectly good enough for me.
J
Be gentle with me if I’m being a bit thick. I have a very reliable but older Lenovo Carbon X1 2nd Gen which is losing its battery - down to a little over an hour worth of use on a full charge.
There’s no problem finding the “correct” type of battery but I’m a bit confused by what the system tells me is installed and what I can physically see when I take the cover off.
So the system tells me that the battery health is at around 59% if it’s design capacity and most importantly it suggests the installed type is Li-Polymer.
However when I look at the actual battery installed it’s a lithium-Ion not a lithium-polymer.
So the question is what should I replace it with, I can get both types but from the very little I understand it seems Li-Ion tend to be longer lasting?
Anyone got some advice. The exact model of machine is a X1 carbon gen2 model 20A8.
It’s a great workhorse and although a bit ancient by modern standards it’s perfectly good enough for me.
J
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