“Battery Life? What is he battery life on this unit?”

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• Very good! My only issue is that if I don't have it plugged in, I have to reboot to connect to internet once it sleeps. Option is to change power setting so it doesn't sleep. I

  Answered by KBVenice 11 years ago

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• I've gotten about 8 hrs continuous use before having to plug in. Mostly games, email, web browsing, and Smartglass for Xbox One.

  Answered by kmgr1100rt 11 years ago

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• I get about 6-7 hours of mainly web browsing.

  Answered by Tabletseeker 11 years ago

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• Depends on what your running. I generally get a mixed range depending on what I'm doing. Work Usage: 5-7 1/2 hours (MS Office,Email) Gaming/Streaming: 3 hours (Steam Streaming) Everyday Task: 6 1/2-11 hours (Social Media, Email, Web Browsing, Games) Movies: 5-6 hours It'll also depend on what type of power mode your running. I've kept mine on Balance so you may get even more or less using others.

  Answered by Cyphix2251 11 years ago

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• 5 hours

  Answered by marciacaroline 11 years ago

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• Unfortunately, exact battery run time and life span information is not available. Various factors, such as the temperature of the battery, the applications running on the notebook, any attached devices, the brightness of the display, and the notebook power management settings all determine the run time and life span of your battery. Also, the performance and charge times of Lithium-ion batteries decrease over time. There are suggested ways to help increase the run time and life span of your battery: - Reduce the brightness of the screen to the minimum readable level - Remove peripherals (External hard drives, CD-ROMs, Zip drives, PC cards, and other peripheral devices) when not in use; these devices can draw power from your battery even when they are not in active use - Reduce the speed of your processor - Turn off the Wireless On-Off button when it is not in use (If your notebook has one)

  Answered by HP Team 11 years ago

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