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That was the battery regime my iPhone 6S Plus was subjected to in the last two years with me. Based on my past learnings, I avoided overnight charging, and got myself a battery pack to prevent my phone from completely draining. Whenever I was within reach of a charging point, I would charge my phone to 100%. Like if I was going to be outdoors, a fully charged battery would last longer.
And if I wanted to get the most out of my battery, I should take advantage of its 100% capacity. There was a good possibility I was going to get my charging practice wrong so I figured I might as well reconcile myself to having to having to replace my battery, sooner or later. I asked myself what was the worse case scenario if I got my charging practice wrong? The answer was that I would have to replace the battery. I couldn’t understand why, but stopped this practice just in case the claim was true.īy this point, I was confused by the conflicting advice from different tech gurus on the best way to recharge your battery. Some time later, I got to know that charging the battery overnight was bad for the phone. I stopped when a techie friend explained that lithium batteries don’t forget their capacity, and draining them to ‘empty’ actually reduces their life. I recall religiously draining my battery completely once a month as I had read that otherwise the battery would ‘forget’ its capacity. This post is my attempt to make sense of what I understood from different sources.Īnyway, I have always been puzzled about the right way to charge my phone.
I have been trying to learn more about this phone component which I have never really paid much attention to. (Click here to read this story if you are blocked by the paywall)Īpple’s recent apology on throttling iPhone performance has put the spotlight on iPhone batteries.
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