ASUS ZenBook UX51VZ Battery Life and Tips /Advice

Battery Life
The lithium polymer battery is integrated in the chassis and features a capacity of 70 Wh. Combined with the acceptable power consumption, the notebook posts decent run times on battery.

During the Battery Eater Readers Test (all wireless modules off, display brightness turned down all the way, power saver profile), the notebook lasted right around 8 hours. Compared to the MacBook (95 Wh battery, optimized OS X operating system, and extremely low minimum display brightness), which achieved 18 hours, this seems to be quite low - but this test is not really that relevant during daily use.

The more realistic WLAN surf-test (brightness set to 150 cd/m², power saver profile) required us to plug the Zenbook back in after 5 hours and 17 minutes. The two notebooks are almost even in this test - Apple's MacBook lasted about 6 hours.

Finally, we ran the Battery Eaters Classic Test (all wireless modules on, display at maximum brightness, performance profile). This time, the notebook lasted 1 hour and 15 minutes before a recharge was required (a complete charge takes about 3 hours).

Tips and Advice

1.Defrag your computer regularly. This will allow your hard drive to not work as hard which won't drain your ASUS ZenBook UX51VZ battery pack more.
2. Lower the brightnest of your screen. The brighter your screen, the more power being used.
3.Try to keep the amount of programs to a minimum. Every program open helps drain the replacement ASUS ZenBook UX51VZ battery a little bit more.
4.Cut down on external devices, such as USB devices, like a mouse. Also WiFi will drain your new ASUS ZenBook UX51VZ battery so replacementturn it off when you aren't using it to save power.
5.Clean the battery contacts. Every 6 months are so you should take out your laptop battery ASUS ZenBook UX51VZ and clean the contacts that connect to the laptop. You can use a cloth with rubbing alcohol to achieve this.
6.If you ever put your computer on standy, you should try to switch to hibernate, as hibernate fully shuts down your computer, but it allows you to quickly resume your work when you turn it back on.
7.While most laptop batteries today are Lithium Ion batteries, that does not mean all, as there are NiCad/Nickel Cadmium and NiMAH/Nickel Metal Hydride batteries, both having the memory effect. You will usually find these batteries in older laptops, low budget laptops, or small corporation laptops. So for these battery types, as they have the memory effect, you should allow the Compatible ASUS ZenBook UX51VZ battery to completely die before charging it, as this will prolong the overall battery lifespan.

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