How to increase the life of your phone battery?

How to increase the life of your phone battery?

You might think that leaving the phone on the charger all night is good for getting a 100% charge when you wake up in the morning. In fact, this habit will damage the phone's battery and shorten its life in the long run.

We'll learn how to determine the lifespan of a phone battery, and why you shouldn't leave it charging overnight.

How is the life span of a smartphone battery determined?

Rechargeable batteries slowly lose their capacity over time, you will notice a decrease in capacity after the first year of regular use.

Spending an entire day on a single charge becomes impossible after two years of using the battery.

Manufacturers determine the life expectancy of smartphones through Battery Charge Cycles.
The charging cycle is defined as charging the battery from 0 to 100% and then discharging it again to 0%.

The expected number of charge cycles will tell you how many complete cycles the battery can handle before it starts to lose capacity significantly.

Why do rechargeable lithium-ion batteries degrade?

Smartphones and tablets use a variety of Li-Ion battery called Lithium-Ion Polymer (Li-Poly).

This version is safer, smaller and charges faster, otherwise the same life rules apply to Li-Poly as they would to any Li-Ion battery.
The phone battery deteriorates faster when charged regularly after the charge exceeds 80%.

Then let it drop below 20%, while the device performs better at 50% charge.

And you can get a full 1000 or more cycles before reaching a noticeable reduction in capacity, which is roughly three years of daily use.

Especially if you leave it under your pillow permanently, as this leads to a lack of air flow and thus possible damage to the battery, and may increase the possibility of fire.

And then avoid exposing the phone, whether charging or not, to direct sunlight, or leaving it in the car on a very hot day.

How to extend smartphone battery life

Here are some simple tips to extend your smartphone battery life and get the most out of it:
• Use intermittent charging to keep the phone battery between 20 and 80 percent.
• Reduce the amount of time your battery stays on by 100% by not charging your phone at night.
• Keep your phone at room temperature, thus avoiding high temperatures.
• Reduce phone battery drain by turning off unnecessary apps.

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