Can you use Apple Air when charging?,Will it damage the computer?

Laptop batteries are inherently consumable. It's like smoke, if you don't burn him, he's worthless. No matter how advanced the computer is, you can't escape the three-year life cycle, no matter how good you maintain, the same obsolescence, but when you are eliminated, you are still a pity that I bought it so expensive, and I am not willing to use it.

In my two years, I rarely moved to work, used battery protection, and now my performance has been reduced by 75%. Looking back over the years, after every power outage, he bought me valuable time to save and complete the work.

If you use it in a fixed location for a long time, it is recommended that you use the battery protection function, which can be extended by the battery software, and its purpose is to control the battery to keep 50% of the battery fully charged, so as to maximize battery attenuation. Also, when you go out with your computer, try not to drain it because lithium batteries will lose their activity after a complete discharge. In addition, the computer without power can be charged in the shutdown state as much as possible, and can continue to be plugged in after the power is fully charged.

When the laptop suddenly loses power without a battery, the loss of the computer is even greater.

In fact, if you look at it more openly, maybe you just bought it, so you love it more, but what you should do is to give him full play to the extreme, create wealth for you, and recall his contribution on the day he serves, so that he can retire with glory.

There's nothing wrong with a computer! If you have a slight obsessive-compulsive disorder, you can't stand it, so you can unplug the battery and play again! If you want to recharge, put on the battery!

Apple's computer batteries after 2010 can't be removed, which should be a headache for everyone, but it doesn't matter.

Because now Apple computers are equipped with the industry's most advanced high-energy lithium-ion batteries, long battery life, no memory, this I believe you have experienced, and then there is the characteristics of lithium-ion batteries determined, that is, lithium-ion is different from the previous nickel-metal hydride nickel-cadmium battery, he has no memory, but lithium-ion needs to be active, that is to say, repeated charging is not necessarily a bad thing for it, of course, it can't be too poor and can't always be empty and then charged.

In addition, the Apple notebook system is scheduled to be more than 95% not charging, and less than 95% to start charging and fully charged. It's a protection for the battery.

I don't know what year of air you are, if it's 2011**, it's a fan, it's better not to use keyboard film, it's okay to wrap it. Heat dissipation from the keyboard. Hope to adopt, thank you.

Your question is a bit funny, you use battery power supply must not be plugged in to work hot, first: you may not have time concept when using power supply, because it will not lose power, and use the battery for three or four hours of standby, which shows that the longer the machine is used, the hotter it will be; Second: power supply, the computer has the corresponding voltage stabilization, charging, protection circuit to work, this is also a major source of heating, so the power supply will be hotter than the battery power supply, and you don't have to worry about the life of the battery, the notebook is used as a mobile office, with a built-in battery to meet its working environment and requirements, if the fixed office is not as good as the desktop, the number of lithium battery charging times is limited (1000-5000 times), frequent charging will definitely affect the life, the best protection is a day of charging ( Recharge after use), so that the performance of the battery can be exerted and remain active.

There is no relationship;

Now the life of a battery is calculated in terms of the number of charges and discharges.

The number of times an Apple laptop is charged and discharged is around a thousand. In order to reduce the frequency of use, it is best to use it while charging. However, at least once a month, it is fully charged and discharged, that is, the electricity is used until about 20 and then fully charged, which can ensure the flow of electrons in the battery.

Note: If the device is not used for an extended period of time, there are two key factors that can affect the overall health of the battery: the ambient temperature and the percentage of the battery that is charged before it is stored in a power outage. Therefore, it is recommended as follows:

1. Do not fully charge or fully discharge, the charging capacity of the device should be about 50%. If you store your device in a completely depleted state, the battery may fall into a deep discharge state, resulting in the consequence that it can no longer be charged. Conversely, if a fully charged device is stored for a long time, it may lose part of its battery capacity, thereby reducing battery life.

2. Turn off the power of the device to avoid additional battery use.

3. Place the device in a cool, not humid environment with a temperature below 32°C (90°F).

3. If you plan to store the device for more than six months, you should charge the device to 50% every six months.

4. Depending on how long the device has been stored, it may be in a state of low battery when you use the device that has been stored for a long time again. To use it again, you may need to charge it for 20 minutes with the original power adapter.

Charging while discharging quickly is really not good for the battery.

Try not to use it while charging.

It is best to use the original charger, because the original charger is specially adapted to the charging standard of the iPad, including voltage, current, output power and other parameters.

But if you use a substitute, the output voltage and current are within a reasonable range, and you can also use it, but try not to choose a less well-known brand. During the charging process, the charger will generate heat, and if the charger cannot withstand this heat, it may melt and burn out, which has an impact on safety.

Therefore, in the case of not using the original charger to charge the iPad, it is recommended to choose the output voltage, current, and output power that are the same as the original charger, and it is not a well-known small brand.

One, the iPhone 6 charger can charge the iPad Air, but it is not recommended.

Second, the charging voltage of both is 5V, and the charging current of the iPhone is 1A, while the iPad is, the power of the iPhone charger is 5W, and the iPad Air is. The consequence of this is to hurt both the iPhone and the iPad charger (too high current has the potential to cause a breakdown of critical capacitors!). ）。

It is recommended that the chargers of iPhone and iPad should not be mixed.

Second, precautions for iPad healthy charging:

1. The iPad battery has about 50% power, it is recommended to use it to less than 20% before starting to charge, no need to charge immediately.

2. When the ipad is charging, it prompts it to be full, and then it is best to continue charging for 15 minutes, it is not necessary to charge for too long, charging for too long will not do any good to the battery.

3. When using iPad, try to use the power to less than 20% before charging, control it within 10%-20%, which can reduce the number of charging times and improve battery life.

4. To charge the iPad, you must use the built-in charger for charging.

5. Use the iPad to cycle charging and discharging once a month, that is, use up all the power until it is turned off, and then fully charged.

Low-current chargers can charge larger devices, but for a longer period of time, but trickle charging can be fuller.

OK. But because the charging current is not the same (ipad's, iphone's is 1a), so the charging will be very slow...

I suggest you sell one anyway. Otherwise, wait every day to recharge. How tired.

Yes, it's just slow to rush, it's fine.

The voltage is not the same, and the charging may be slow.