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Alternative to D22882. Our use of "capacity" to refer to how much of a battery's original capacity remains is confusing. This is made less confusing by inverting the number and referring to it as "degradation". "Degradation: 21%" communicates that the battery has lost 21% of its original capacity far better than "Capacity: 79%" does, because the latter is easily confused with the battery's current charge level. To further reduce the confusion, the battery's degradation lavel is relocated to the {nav Battery} section.

Alternative to D22882. Our use of "capacity" to refer to how much of a battery's original capacity remains is confusing. This is made less confusing by inverting the number and referring to it as "degradation". "Capacity degradation: 21%" communicates that the battery has lost 21% of its original capacity far better than "Capacity: 79%" does, because the latter is easily confused with the battery's current charge level. To further reduce the confusion, the battery's degradation level is relocated to end of the {nav Battery} section.

Alternative to D22882. Our use of "capacity" to refer to how much of a battery's original capacity remains is confusing. This is made less confusing by inverting the number and referring to it as "degradation". "D"Capacity degradation: 21%" communicates that the battery has lost 21% of its 21% of its original capacity far better than "Capacity: 79%" does, because the latter is easily is easily confused with the battery's current charge level. To further reduce the confusion, the battery's degradation laevel is relocated to theend of the {nav Battery} section.