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Old 01-30-2016, 06:50 PM   #21
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Originally Posted by CDG1 View Post
Is there a recommendation on what level to charge the battery at? The battery on my Voyage lasts so much longer than my iPad that I often forget that the Voyage does have a battery that needs charging.
Charge it whenever you like. It doesn't matter.

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Another battery related question - at what percentage charge does the first low battery warning come on?
The Kindle doesn't show a percentage, but my estimate is around 10%.

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Will it be detrimental on the life of the battery if I wait until that warning comes on before I charge it?
No. Just don't let the Kindle turn off because of low power and then stash it in a drawer for half a year. That'll kill your battery. Also, don't keep the battery at 100% all the time. This happens a lot with laptops that are mostly stationary. That will kill it too.

Modern batteries are designed to have the best life spans when they're used normally. Draining a battery completely and not recharging it, or keeping it at 100% all the time is anathema to normal use, so it's bad for the battery.

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