The battery is an extremely important factor in the smartphone user experience, and is also the component that is under the most pressure and can degrade most quickly on the system.
It is inevitable that smartphone batteries gradually degrade over time.
Use a cheap or damaged charging cable
One of the worst and most dangerous habits that many smartphone users often have is using cheap or incompatible charging cables with their phone.
It’s best to use charging accessories from your phone manufacturer, or trusted brands.
Let the battery drain to 0%
Charging cycles are the factor that most affects battery life.
It’s best to charge your phone to between 20-80% as often as possible.
Plug in the charger even when the battery is full
Always charging your phone at 100% is as bad as letting it go to 0%.
When the battery reaches 100% charge, the system will protect itself by cutting off the power.
The good news is that iPhones and some Android models now have `Adaptive` or `Optimized` charging features to reduce these short charging cycles overnight.
Let the phone get too hot
Most electronic components are not thermophilic.
Heat can also come from other sources.
We still know that `one life lasts three lives`, but limiting the harmful habits mentioned above is not difficult at all, while it can bring you many benefits.
(Refer to QTM).
