how is battery life? 4k concerns me for battery life... null

Same as in the modern flagship cell phones, it seems like Lenovo (or Win 11?) has to gather some statistics and adjust the behind the scenes internal system processes for each owner's typical usage case. So, within a few days from your first use of this system the battery will be consumed faster by the system processes, plus will show inaccurate information about reminding charge and time. Mine, for example, was predicting 7h at 100% battery, then being at 70% shown 2h, then at 65% shown 4h and so on while I was using it at the first day. I still managed to get about 6.5h from 100% to 13% charge in one day with non-interrupted run of virtual machine, Android simulator, cmd and a few session of browsing or test 4k videos, plus system customizations and settings. Next day I got 5h from 80% of battery with still not stable prediction of the remaining charge, so I believe Lenovo specs are accurate. I guess people which complain about poor battery time from out of the box are not actually measure how long battery will spawn, but rather rely on still "in learning" battery use prediction algorithm and freak out seeing that they have only 2.5h at 70% battery then they first use the system.

The battery life is not great not terrible, I can get 5-10hrs of screen on time depending on usage. Very similar to Surface Laptop Studio with 2K screen and smaller 58Wh battery.

My battery lasts about 8 hours of continuous use and charges to full quickly.

Good, but not Great, however I don't try to get the most out of it!

Battery life is decent so far. I have mixed-use and honestly have not used this laptop enough to give you a definitive time. I keep my screen brightness up and I am never too far from a plug in.

The battery life is typical if you leave it at 100% brightness. Turn it down and the battery will last you several hours depending on what you are doing.

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Same as in the modern flagship cell phones, it seems like Lenovo (or Win 11?) has to gather some statistics and adjust the behind the scenes internal system processes for each owner's typical usage case. So, within a few days from your first use of this system the battery will be consumed faster by the system processes, plus will show inaccurate information about reminding charge and time. Mine, for example, was predicting 7h at 100% battery, then being at 70% shown 2h, then at 65% shown 4h and so on while I was using it at the first day. I still managed to get about 6.5h from 100% to 13% charge in one day with non-interrupted run of virtual machine, Android simulator, cmd and a few session of browsing or test 4k videos, plus system customizations and settings. Next day I got 5h from 80% of battery with still not stable prediction of the remaining charge, so I believe Lenovo specs are accurate. I guess people which complain about poor battery time from out of the box are not actually measure how long battery will spawn, but rather rely on still "in learning" battery use prediction algorithm and freak out seeing that they have only 2.5h at 70% battery then they first use the system.
Answered by strizh 2 years ago
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The battery life is not great not terrible, I can get 5-10hrs of screen on time depending on usage. Very similar to Surface Laptop Studio with 2K screen and smaller 58Wh battery.
Answered by RayX 2 years ago
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My battery lasts about 8 hours of continuous use and charges to full quickly.
Answered by YogaGo 2 years ago
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Good, but not Great, however I don't try to get the most out of it!
Answered by Buckybus 2 years ago
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Battery life is decent so far. I have mixed-use and honestly have not used this laptop enough to give you a definitive time. I keep my screen brightness up and I am never too far from a plug in.
Answered by Kalon 2 years ago
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The battery life is typical if you leave it at 100% brightness. Turn it down and the battery will last you several hours depending on what you are doing.
Answered by Kalon 2 years ago
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