- Apr 9, 2013
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Hi.
Way back, I IMed someone at Barnes & Noble about this, but never got a definitive answer.
I love my Nook despite its battery can not be replaced. So, what is the best strategy for keeping the battery healthy and long lived?
I only use the Nook on WiFi when I get books. Saves the batt.
Do I charge the unit when the battery gets to a certain point? Do I let the batt drain almost completely and then charge it?
Is there any downside to letting it get to say 60% and then charge it?
You can see I need good input on this.
Thanks!
Way back, I IMed someone at Barnes & Noble about this, but never got a definitive answer.
I love my Nook despite its battery can not be replaced. So, what is the best strategy for keeping the battery healthy and long lived?
I only use the Nook on WiFi when I get books. Saves the batt.
Do I charge the unit when the battery gets to a certain point? Do I let the batt drain almost completely and then charge it?
Is there any downside to letting it get to say 60% and then charge it?
You can see I need good input on this.
Thanks!
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