Topic: Caring for the mobile phone Battery (Read 784 times)
I thought that modern mobile phones have overcharge protection?
How to care for a mobile phone battery so durable?
I am using my phone while it is charging sometimes. I have read an article that, those you read that need to do to care of your mobile phone battery are just a hoax. Try to search it in google. Sometimes it is also depend on a durable of your phone battery.
There are alot of battery saving app that is really not working instead drains your battery even more. So I guess the best solution to prolonged the life of your battery is to not used it while it is charging and also turning it off.
I have read an article that you should not always drained it until zero before charging it.
I have read an article that you should not always drained it until zero before charging it.
Never plug it in unless you run out of battery like reaching 5% let's say. Never plug it out before it's fully charged.
Don't have your phone charging all night.
Technically speaking, you should never discharge your battery too low. Do not use it while it is still plug on the charger. Also never overcharge your mobile phone battery.
If you want your mobile phone batter to have a longer life then do not use it while charging, avoid letting it drain to 0 percent, make sure to charge it when its already 20 percent and do not unplug when its not full these are some things I do and its effective for me.
I agree with you. preferably when charging. do not use it. let him fill up fully first. I personally used to charge the battery when he was at 20-30%. It will be much better than draining it first new fill
If you want your mobile phone batter to have a longer life then do not use it while charging, avoid letting it drain to 0 percent, make sure to charge it when its already 20 percent and do not unplug when its not full these are some things I do and its effective for me.
Batteries are more complicated than you might realise and there's much confusion about how to treat them. Avoid using your phone while charging and batteries can fail when they're charge too much and this is considered the worst possible failure because it will most certainly lead to fire and possibly even an explosion. And remember that you can only charge your battery when it is below 20% and don't forget to unplug yoir charger when you reached 100%.
Some sites say that you should charge the battery at 20% and stop charging at 80%.
That's more or less what the electric cars do. However, if the battery seems to have aged faster than expected, it might need the occasional full charge/discharge to reset the indicator.I would suggest setting up an alarm in Llama that goes off when the charge level rises to 75-80%. And if you don't need fast charging, don't use it.
The way is do not charge the battery while using the smartphones playing games or heavy apps, the battery will someday be broken but if we take care of it will prolong the battery life
My phone batteries last forever and last full days even after 5 years.. This is what I do each time.
I use my phone until it dies or its at 1-2% charge. Sometimes if I have the time I will run a video on it when its low just to drain it all the way. Then I charge it to 100% and unplug from charger. Don't leave it charging over night.
Do that above thing as much as possible and you're battery will last a very long time.
I use my phone until it dies or its at 1-2% charge. Sometimes if I have the time I will run a video on it when its low just to drain it all the way. Then I charge it to 100% and unplug from charger. Don't leave it charging over night.
Do that above thing as much as possible and you're battery will last a very long time.
Thank you for the tips. Does it effect the battery very much if left it overnight?
My phone batteries last forever and last full days even after 5 years.. This is what I do each time.
I use my phone until it dies or its at 1-2% charge. Sometimes if I have the time I will run a video on it when its low just to drain it all the way. Then I charge it to 100% and unplug from charger. Don't leave it charging over night.
Do that above thing as much as possible and you're battery will last a very long time.
I use my phone until it dies or its at 1-2% charge. Sometimes if I have the time I will run a video on it when its low just to drain it all the way. Then I charge it to 100% and unplug from charger. Don't leave it charging over night.
Do that above thing as much as possible and you're battery will last a very long time.
Thank you for the tips. Does it effect the battery very much if left it overnight?
My phone batteries last forever and last full days even after 5 years.. This is what I do each time.
I use my phone until it dies or its at 1-2% charge. Sometimes if I have the time I will run a video on it when its low just to drain it all the way. Then I charge it to 100% and unplug from charger. Don't leave it charging over night.
Do that above thing as much as possible and you're battery will last a very long time.
I use my phone until it dies or its at 1-2% charge. Sometimes if I have the time I will run a video on it when its low just to drain it all the way. Then I charge it to 100% and unplug from charger. Don't leave it charging over night.
Do that above thing as much as possible and you're battery will last a very long time.
How to care for a mobile phone battery so durable?
Always use a good quality of charger.. If your charger is slow then change it ... Don't leave on charging for long time
Turn off your mobile phone when it charging, Thereby charging can be perfect and extend a lifetime of the battery
Charging is fast if your mobile phone is turned off. And when charging, always check if your battery is full. Do not leave your cell phones charging for a long time.
Make sure you don't leave a running application if you turn off your display in the phone
Don't use your phone while charging, and make sure that it is full charge and off whenever you unplug it.
Turn off your mobile phone when it charging, Thereby charging can be perfect and extend a lifetime of the battery
Jump to: