Does your Galaxy Book 3 Pro 360 lose a small amount of charge when it's shutdown?

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I have a new Galaxy Book 3 Pro 360. When it is shutdown it seems to lose 1% battery charge a day (so, if it's been shutdown for 4 days, it will have lost about 4% charge when it is next turned on).

Is this normal and to be expected? I've had several online chats with Samsung tech support and have had differing answers to that question from different representatives. The most recent insisted it was to be expected and all laptops would be the same. I asked them the question: so, if a Samsung laptop is left shutdown for  100 days, it would be expected for it to completely drain it's battery, correct? They said yes.

I've turned off Fast Startup and Always on USB power but the loss of charge still seems to be present.

If it's normal, no problem. If not experienced by others then it's presumably a cause for concern.

I'd really appreciate any opinions on this and hearing the experience of others. Do i need to be worried about this or is there nothing wrong with my computer? Any advice on eliminating the loss would be great too.

Maybe a Samsung technical representative could give some opinions as well, it would be really appreciated.

[Obsydian]

Like any battery, it won't hold charge forever when switched off. My Book2 Pro does lose a little after a few days, sometimes more, but then I activated Smartthings Find

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Thanks @Obsydian . What's the relevance of Smartthings Find?

[Obsydian]

To track and find the laptop, option is even when off

[Members_CZ2jAnT]

Ah, okay, thanks. That possible cause hadn't occurred to me, I'll check to see if I've got that turned on. Cheers.

[Obsydian]

Ahhh just a thought but if you shutdown I think it should not be an issue, but when using sleep or hibernate the culprit for a high drain was Microsoft Edge, keep and updating tabs.

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No, I've not been using Sleep or Hibernate but shutting down instead. 

By 'should not be an issue' do you mean that if you shutdown there shouldn't be any loss of charge or just that Microsoft Edge shouldn't be an issue or the culprit if you shutdown?