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2 cells 32Wh means there are two cells and the total capacity is 32Wh

so 16Wh each

 

 

Hi,

 

I'm looking at these two laptops : https://www.asus.com/Notebooks/E502SA/specifications/ and https://www.asus.com/Notebooks/E403SA/specifications/

They have similar specs and I know the E502SA have a better battery life based on comments I found. I would like to know what's the difference between the two though. In terms of battery, can anyone explain me the difference between 57 Whrs and 2Cells 32 Whrs ?

 

Thanks

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3 minutes ago, IAmAndre said:

Does it mean that the battery is actually bigger on the second laptop, the one with two cells?

I can't give you an answer with 100% certainty simply due to how some sites list specs insanely awkwardly. Given your statement that the E502SA has better battery life my logic doesn't sound too wrong but again, I'm not certain.

Remember to quote if you want us to see your answer ASAP!

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2 cells 32Wh means there are two cells and the total capacity is 32Wh

so 16Wh each

 

 

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