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ASUS TUF F15: Is it safe to upgrade from 48Wh to a 90Wh battery?

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Hi everyone,

I have an ASUS TUF Gaming F15 that originally came with a 48Wh battery, and I'm considering upgrading it to the larger 90Wh battery that is available for some TUF F15 variants.

From what I understand, the 90Wh battery is physically compatible with certain F15 models, but I want to make sure there aren't any electrical, charging, BIOS, or thermal issues before I buy one.

For anyone who has done this upgrade:

- Is installing the 90Wh battery actually safe on a model that originally came with the 48Wh battery?

- Is it basically plug-and-play, or are any BIOS/settings changes required?

- Does the laptop recognize the larger battery normally?

- Are there any differences in the battery connector, voltage, charging circuit, or battery management that I should be concerned about?

- Does installing the larger battery affect the charger or motherboard in any way?

- Is there anything I should check on the battery before buying it (model number, voltage, connector, etc.)?

- And most importantly, would you recommend doing this upgrade, or is it better to stick with the original 48Wh battery?

I'm mainly interested in getting better battery life for normal/light use. I don't want to risk damaging the motherboard or creating a battery safety issue just for the extra capacity.

If anyone has personally upgraded a 48Wh TUF F15 to the 90Wh battery, I'd really appreciate hearing about your experience.

Thanks!

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