Does leaving charge on hurt laptop?

>>281481
>but when i'm using it i always have the charge on, could this hurt the laptop?
Yes.

Once the device battery is at 100% you should always plug out the charger.

Plug it back once your battery is back to 30~15%

>>281481
There are two types of people in this world: people who micromanage trivial shit, and people who replace consumables when they wear out.

You have to decide which you are.

>>281487
I know I do this with my phone. I have an alarm set so I can get up in the middle of the night and unplug it.

>>281497
>I know I do this with my phone. I have an alarm set so I can get up in the middle of the night and unplug it.
kek

>>281487
This isn't true anymore, it was a decade ago, but no longer. Laptops are now smart enough to know not to overcharge.

>>281525
No, it's always been true and still is.

Lithium-ion batteries destroy themselves just by existing, and they do it fastest when they're fully-charged and hot, and slowest when they're around 40% and cool. It was never about overcharging: if you overcharge them they go on fire.

None of this matters, though: they're a cheap disposable part, and it doesn't make sense to not use them just to eke out an extra six months between replacements.