Should I Remove My Battery from the Charger After Charging?

You don’t need to worry too much about leaving the battery on the charger for a little while after it’s done charging. It's not going to cause any major issues overnight, but it’s best to take it out within a reasonable time. For lithium-ion batteries, if you're not planning to use them for a while, try to store them with a charge of about 40-60% to keep them healthy in the long run. If they lose a lot of charge just sitting around, the battery might be on its way out.

I’ve looked into this too! Generally, it’s not recommended to leave a DeWalt battery on the charger for too long. While their newer chargers have smart technology that stops charging when full and switches to a maintenance mode, keeping the battery on for weeks isn’t ideal. It might slightly degrade the battery over time. For long-term storage, it’s best to take it off the charger, store it in a cool, dry place, and check it every few months. Best practice: unplug it once it’s fully charged!