Can battery wear level decrease?
I own a lenovo legion 5, and I've been using it extensively for both gaming and schoolwork.
It can easily run most modern games, and multitask flawlessly, but recently I've come to know about this thing called battery wear level thanks to HW info.
At first I was scared and tried my best to follow a strict battery life care regime, and was successful in reducing the wear level from 12% to 11.5%.
I thought this was normal and that battery wear can be reversed. This sounds stupid and I am sure it is, but such small progress did not seem suspicious.
But yesterday, I accidentally left it plugged in overnight, and to my surprise found out the battery wear level had decreased by a relatively substantial 2%, down to 10%.
This seemed very suspicious, since leaving the battery plugged in, even if it has overcharge protection is usually not recommended.
I have referred to many websites and numerous forums on this very website, and I am confident that I have been following optimal battery care methods.
Is this actually possible, or are the sensors not calibrated and are displaying wrong information?
I own a lenovo legion 5, and I've been using it extensively for both gaming and schoolwork.
It can easily run most modern games, and multitask flawlessly, but recently I've come to know about this thing called battery wear level thanks to HW info.
At first I was scared and tried my best to follow a strict battery life care regime, and was successful in reducing the wear level from 12% to 11.5%.
I thought this was normal and that battery wear can be reversed. This sounds stupid and I am sure it is, but such small progress did not seem suspicious.
But yesterday, I accidentally left it plugged in overnight, and to my surprise found out the battery wear level had decreased by a relatively substantial 2%, down to 10%.
This seemed very suspicious, since leaving the battery plugged in, even if it has overcharge protection is usually not recommended.
I have referred to many websites and numerous forums on this very website, and I am confident that I have been following optimal battery care methods.
Is this actually possible, or are the sensors not calibrated and are displaying wrong information?