When your Chromebook needs a charge, just plug in the included charging cable. Remember, you can use the Chromebook while it's charging, but this may increase the charging time. Also, make sure you are using the proper charging cable to prevent damage. Visit our website if you need to replace your charger or want an extra one.
If the device is not charging, please visit Samsung Chromebook not powering on or charging.
If you aren't sure if your Chromebook is fully charged, just look at the Power LED which shows the device's battery status.
Red: The battery is charging.
You can also check the battery life in the status bar on screen, along with the estimated time it will take until it's fully charged.
Even with an amazing battery, your Chromebook’s battery life will vary based on your usage. For example, it will drain faster if you’re always playing games or watching movies compared to if you are casually looking up something on the internet.
Here are some general tips for prolonging the battery, no matter what you’re doing:
Close unused programs or apps.
Lower the display’s brightness when possible.
Regularly update your Chromebook’s software.
Make sure to remove or unpair connected devices that you are not using.
Use the Chromebook’s Night mode which adjusts the screen’s brightness based on the time of day.
Lock the Chrome OS or close the lid when you’re not using your Chromebook. This allows the Chrome OS to go into Sleep mode and conserve battery.
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