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Top 5 Charging Tips To Prevent Battery Damage On Your Phone

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Viklin
Last updated: October 9, 2018
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4. Don’t keep it plugged in at 100%

It amazes me when folks believe that removing charging after having 100% battery full is okay. In fact, some leaves their phone plugged in all night (am guilty of this). This is abrupt insanity to believe such, your phone when at 100% only receives what is known to be a trickle charge… A trickle charge keeps the battery in a state of high-stress and high-tension which reduces the chemistry in the battery.

A simple explanation to the scientific details about why this happens, Battery University also summarizes it simply: “When fully charged, remove the battery” from its charging device. “This is like relaxing the muscles after strenuous exercise.” I hope you dig?

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