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Why You Shouldn’t Charge your Phone Battery from 0 to 100%
 
Feb 28,2020, 1962
Has your battery been dying faster and faster lately? Charging your Android from 0 to 100 may not be a good thing — it may be the problem!

In this age of everything being rechargeable, it is very easy to spot bad charging behaviors. Everyone thinks rechargeable batteries are rather invincible and straight-forward; as long as the phone is charged, everything is all right. What is easy to overlook, Android batteries are not magic, and not all phone charges are created equal. 

Battery saver will notify you when it’s time to unplug your phone so that you can prevent damage to your phone’s battery. It will also show you the different stages of your phone’s charging process, so you can learn more about how your phone charges.

The Issue with Lithium-Ion Batteries
If you’ve never given much thought to charging your phone, then it’s time to start doing so. It’s never a good idea to completely drain your phone’s battery day after day. Your phone uses a lithium-ion battery, which has a finite number of times that it can be recharged.

If you’re charging your phone from 0% to 100% every day, that counts as one charge cycle, meaning that you’re quickly shortening your battery’s lifespan. If your phone only has the capacity for 300-500 cycles, then charging your phone from 0% to 100% will quickly reduce your battery’s lifespan.

However, if you’re stuck in a bind and need to charge your phone from 0% to 100%, you won’t kill your battery doing so now and then. It’s repeatedly practicing this habit that kills your phone’s battery. If you spent a lot of money on a new smartphone, then odds are, you want your phone to last a while. That’s why it’s important to pay attention to how your phone charges so that you can extend your phone’s overall lifespan.

How to Charge Your Phone
Many experts recommend that smartphone owners should follow the 40-80 rule, which means that you should plug in your phone once it falls to 40% and then charge it until it reaches 80%. That way, you’ll be able to extend your phone battery’s capacity for recharges. Don’t worry, though, if your phone falls below 40% every once in a while — just make sure to only charge it to 80% and to keep a charger nearby in the future.

 
 
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