I’ve been using this for about 3 weeks now and the battery life has been great.
Ive been using an hp probook charger for about 3 weeks now and the battery life has been great. The problem is the battery isn’t super long and i am not sure it’ll last through a full charge. I have been trying different types of chargers (USB to AA and AA to AA) and nothing seems to work.
A fully charged probook charger could last anywhere from a couple of days to a week in any of the above scenarios. The charger will probably need to be plugged into a computer and charged there before it can charge the battery.
The charger itself is pretty much a standard USB to DC adapter. It has an internal battery that keeps the charger powered up while the battery charge is being handled.
I actually found the charger I got from eBay and it’s really nice. It’s a little small, but I think it’s really convenient and works great.
I found the rechargeable battery pack I got from Amazon. The pack itself is pretty much a standard USB-C to DC adapter. The charger is actually pretty similar to the one I found on eBay with the exception that it charges the battery pack itself.
Since I’m trying to be a little more thoughtful, I also picked up an HP Probook charger for a little cheaper. The charger is really nice, and its a little smaller than the one I found on Amazon.
I can’t really see anything wrong with this charger except it doesn’t seem to have a USB-C port. I’m still not sure if that’s important or not. I think it’s not really important, but I don’t know.
I think the charger works great, but I think it is important to note that the HP Probook chargers are powered by the same Li-Po batteries as the ProBook. This means that if you have a non-Li-Po battery pack that you need to charge your charger with, you should plan to find a cheaper charger.
The HP Probook chargers are still powered by the same Li-Po batteries as the ProBook. So if you have a Li-po battery pack that you need to charge your charger with, you should plan to find a cheaper charger. If you want to avoid the problems associated with charging a non-Li-Po battery, you can use a cheap USB-C charger, but I don’t think you should really.
