That's the only battery option for this model system.
Unfortunately, with an entry-level system like this one, battery life isn't one of the design priorities. For that you'd need a higher-line model such as an XPS 15.
You can throttle back the CPU performance, dim the screen and set the system to spin down the hard drive or shut off the SSD when it's not being used, but that likely might stretch your battery another hour -- the real issue is that the system is designed to a price point, not for maximum mobility on battery.
ejn63
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September 17th, 2020 06:00
That's the only battery option for this model system.
Unfortunately, with an entry-level system like this one, battery life isn't one of the design priorities. For that you'd need a higher-line model such as an XPS 15.
You can throttle back the CPU performance, dim the screen and set the system to spin down the hard drive or shut off the SSD when it's not being used, but that likely might stretch your battery another hour -- the real issue is that the system is designed to a price point, not for maximum mobility on battery.
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September 17th, 2020 07:00
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If you are unable to re-charge your laptop during the day, you may want to buy a power bank.
https://www.amazon.com/MAXOAK-50000mAh-Portable-Charger-External/dp/B00YP823NA
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