I’m experiencing a frustrating battery drain issue with my Lenovo Loq 15IAX9 laptop. While gaming, even when connected to the charger, the battery level decreases significantly, with the 170W adapter failing to provide sufficient power. Despite being aware of this widespread issue, Lenovo support suggests sending my almost-new device in for servicing rather than addressing the root cause by replacing the charger with a 230W model.
It’s disappointing to face such a basic problem with a brand-new laptop. After only three days of use, my battery drops to 80% during gaming. Is this device expected to function as a desktop once the battery ages? I urgently request that my 170W adapter be replaced with a 230W charger to resolve this issue without unnecessary delays.
I recently purchased the Lenovo LOQ 15IAX9 (83GS), and I’m facing a significant issue: while gaming with the laptop plugged in, the battery level drops consistently, leading to a battery drain. It’s clear that the included 170W adapter is insufficient for this device. Despite acknowledging the probl...
I have been using my Lenovo Ideapad Gaming 3 laptop for two years, but I’ve encountered a major issue. When playing demanding games like CS 2, the battery drains rapidly, even when the laptop is plugged in. For example, within just 30 minutes of gaming, the charge dropped by 47%, despite being conne...
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Even when it was plugged into a 135W charger, my Lenovo Ideapad Gaming 3 laptop was losing battery power and getting too hot. When I called technical support, they told me that it would be replaced with a 170W charger. I shipped them the 135W adapter, but they told me that the 170W chargers weren't ...
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