Mobile phones are now used by everyone and are an indispensable tool for us. A mobile phone needs to be charged when it runs out of power, so how do you usually charge a mobile phone? Should it recharge after use or below 20%? In fact, many people do it wrong. So how do you properly charge your phone? Today editor will take you to watch it together.
(1) Charge when you can
Most people are accustomed to charging their mobile phones when they are empty. They think that battery can be charged in this way and battery will be more "durable". Actually it is not, but it will consume more battery power.
Charge little by little, even if it's only 5 or 10 minutes. Using sporadic charging will cause very little damage to battery. Don't wait until battery is completely discharged before charging your phone. The battery is in a "hungry" state for a long time, which will cause more battery loss.
(2) Keep power at 65% - 75% is best.
According to experts, proportion of lithium batteries in smartphones is kept at level of 65-75%, and battery life is last. In daily life, it is necessary to develop habit of charging at any time to keep battery in this range.
(3) When battery level is about 20%, it will charge
According to experts, battery is in a "virtual" state when power is below 20%, which will greatly shorten battery life, so when power is about 20%, it is necessary to start charging to keep battery healthy for a long time.
(4) Do not charge to 100%
Studies have shown that battery, like people, does not like too much pressure. Do not think that longer charge, more durable battery. In principle, charger can be turned off when it reaches more than 90%.
(5) Use a normal charger
It is wrong to buy a random charger online when original charger is broken. To charge your mobile phone, you must use original charger or a charger made by a regular manufacturer. Do not use any brand that you have never heard of or a counterfeit charger that has not passed safety test, as this can easily lead to damage. . safety accidents.
(6) Do not charge overnight
Currently, smartphone batteries tend to have an automatic power-off feature when fully charged. However, if you do not unplug AC adapter after slow charging, battery will remain fully charged, which will speed up battery drain.
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