12 Mistakes You Make While Charging Your Phone

Hey, it's for you 12

mistakes

you

make

while

charging

your

phone

. You know that today's devices have so many different functions that they have become everything a person could ever need, all in a palm-sized device, but one big drawback of this technological advancement is that batteries They can't handle the workload and drain too quickly and

while

mobile device producers continue to improve batteries so they charge faster and last longer, people continue to do all kinds of crazy things because they will think they will extend their battery. Life is like throwing

your

phone

in the freezer. Well, we'll delve into this and the most common

mistakes

people

make

when it comes to

charging

their devices and what you can do instead to prolong your phone's battery.

We have many useful videos like this one. one on the bright side of life, so go ahead and hit that subscribe button and turn on post notifications so you're always informed about all our new updates. Here we go, mistake number one: charging your phone to the maximum before using it. For the first time, we have all heard about this one. You bring your phone home from the store, plug it in, and wait until your new baby is filled to the brim; In fact, some mobile device vendors even recommend doing this, but it's nothing. but a myth, cell phone batteries work best when they are only 40 to 80 percent charged and that is exactly the amount of charge any smartphone in a store has, which is why you will be perfectly fine if you buy a phone and you take it out of the box and start using it right away, but there's one important thing to remember: If you turn on your new cell phone and notice that the battery indicator shows less than 40 percent charge, you should probably take it back. to the store, such a low percentage usually means that the battery is all Mistake number two: not using the phone while it is charging tons of people are convinced that if they use their cell phone while it is charging this will harm the life of the phone. the battery Others believe that in this case the battery will not charge as well as it can be when not in use, you will probably be happy to know that this is also a misconception, it does not matter if you are using your phone or not, it will charge exactly as Likewise, consider this even when not in use. is not working with your device, it is still completing some mysterious tasks of its own, such as syncing data, this means that you can easily add several more tasks to this workload.

Mistake number three for fear that chargers from a different brand will kill your battery now. It is true that some chargers from other brands may not be the best option for your phone and usually take longer to charge the battery, but if the charger works well enough it will not damage your mobile device, so if you need to charge your phone urgently In case of emergency or the factory charger that comes with it no longer works, you can get any cheap version that is compatible with your smartphone. Unfortunately, this does not apply to the Droid turbo.

Requires a charger designed specifically for this device. Mistake number four. that turning off your phone will damage the battery, yes if you leave your phone off for a long period of time the battery will drain, that's a totally normal thing that all batteries do, but if you just turn off the device from time to time it won't there is nothing dramatic. In fact, some devices may start working more effectively after restarting them. Doing this also helps restore the functionality of your batteries. Mistake number five when trying to train your drums. Some people think that they can train their battery to hold more charge, they will let the battery drain completely before recharging it again and will never charge their phone if it is only at fifty or sixty percent, their reasoning is that batteries have memory and if you don't wait to charge your phone first. has almost reached 0%, the battery will not work as well as before, but this idea is baseless, so feel free to charge your phone even if the battery is 90% full, charging our phone frequently does not. hurt the battery, mistake number six: not charging the phone overnight for fear of damaging the battery, don't you think smartphones weren't smart for some reason?

I don't know, these devices know for sure when to stop charging because the battery is full. On the other hand, while charging overnight doesn't harm your phone in any way, it's still not the most effective way to do it. If you want to extend the life of your battery, keep it charged between 40 and 80 percent, it creates or not, this actually helps the battery life is longest mistake number seven: putting the battery in the freezer to make it last longer woohoo, like a Milky Way chocolate bar. Well, this misconception dates back to the 80s when people would put batteries in the freezer for short periods of time to make them.

They work longer, but freezing the phone does nothing but kill the battery. The problem is that lithium-ion batteries react poorly to both cold and heat. The best temperature for this type of battery is room temperature. Mistake number eight: using task managers to extend battery life. Forget. Everything you've been told about task managers, they don't extend your battery life, the system built into your phone already takes care of everything that needs to be done to keep your device's performance in top condition, as is the case with third-party task managers. In reality, they are more likely to slow down your phone's performance.

Yes, they can control the apps you use, but they really hurt your battery life. Mistake number nine: afraid to leave your phone charger plugged in. You've probably heard that after you finish charging your mobile device. You should unplug the charger from the wall for safety and fire prevention reasons. It is not advisable to leave the charger hanging on the wall alone in the following situations: you have pets, your charger makes strange noises or drips; your house or apartment complex does not have any lightning protection there is a chance that your neighbors have a water leak in all other cases it is perfectly safe to leave the charger plugged in it is up to you to decide whether or not to make this mistake number 10 not charging laptops all the time to avoid damage just like with cell phones the laptop battery stopped charging as soon as your drop experts recommend discharging your laptop to 0% no more than once a month as Any damage that can ruin the device in most cases occurs due to overheating, not from keeping the laptop plugged in overheating, in turn, is often due to operator error.

That's right, it's your fault, mistake number 11, believing that the Internet drains your battery faster. Now, first of all, let's specify what you are using the Internet for. different graphics-intensive activities, such as online gaming or watching brilliant videos on YouTube, unfortunately your battery will drain much faster. These types of activities simply take impressive amounts of energy to display those amazing graphics, but if you're just browsing the web or reading articles. It doesn't influence battery life any more than listening to music and if you simply can't live without playing another round of your favorite online mobile game, dim the screen as much as possible to extend battery life at least a little.

Mistake number 12 when turning off Bluetooth, GPS and Wi-Fi to extend battery life. Now you should know that the only time any of these services can drain your battery is when you are actively using them; the rest of the time, they can consume something. amount of battery power, but it is actually not much and does not completely drain the battery; In fact, Wi-Fi consumes even less power than your smartphone needs to maintain the mobile data connection. Apple even encourages its users to leave Wi-Fi on. Let's save battery. Now you know what not to do when charging your phone and what you can do instead.

How about a few more tips to help you extend battery life? Keep the batteries cool as we have already done. I mentioned that when the temperature is too high or too cold, the batteries make a hissing sound and drain quickly, which is why you should avoid leaving your smartphone, tablet or laptop in direct sunlight or in a hot car and definitely not Take your devices to a warm place. place like the beach or sauna, if possible, avoid wireless charging as the heat it generates can burn the battery and if you need to store your device or its battery, place it in a cool and dry place, store the batteries with a little charging while we are.

On the topic of storing batteries in a cool, dry place, also make sure to give them at least half a charge first. The problem with storing batteries is that they lose their charge over time and when this charge drops to zero your battery will automatically shut down so it doesn't become unstable, I don't, so if your battery has ever failed you in worst possible time, hit the like button and tell us what happened in the comments, we'd love to hear your story if so. Any other tips to extend battery life, please share your wisdom and leave your tips below - thanks a million and see you next time.