We have 10 misunderstandings about mobile phones and 10 misunderstandings about mobile phones.
What's mysterious about mobile battery? Or make you desperate? In order to allow our mobile phones to take longer, users have tried many strange ways to improve battery endurance. However, what we hear may not be true. The following are our 10 misunderstandings about cell phone battery:
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1. Battery memory"
People often think that we must "train" the cell phone battery to ensure that it can be charged as much power as possible. In order to achieve this, people will regularly "drain" the battery power of the phone and then fill it with it. When the battery power is more than 50%, people do not plug in the power to charge. The idea is that, over time, the battery will produce a memory. This is wrong. If the battery power reaches 80%, you can continue charging, and frequent charging will not cause damage to the battery.
2. The Miscellaneous charger will damage your battery
Although some brand chargers are not the best choice, it may take even longer to fill the battery. However, this type of charger will not damage the battery as long as you use it properly. This means that we can go to Target and buy a cheap charger to replace the original factory charger configured by the mobile phone. However, you need to find a suitable charger for your device when selecting a backup charger. In addition, do not purchase a charger that can be used for 8 hours after 15 minutes.
3. Charge and damage the battery all night
Error! Most smartphones are smart enough now to know when the battery is saturated and then stop charging. However, there is also a way to prolong the battery life. Do not charge your battery every night, and try to charge it to 40%-80% power in most cases, so that you can ensure that your battery is used for as long as possible. If you can unplug the power at night, try again.
4. Do not use your phone while charging
People may think that using a mobile phone during charging will adversely affect the charging quality of the mobile phone. However, this statement is inaccurate unless you are using a poor charger. Whether you are using a cell phone or not, the battery will be charged as expected. We can think about this as follows: When you close your phone, data synchronization will not be generated on your phone, but even if you do not use your phone, data Synchronization also occurs on your mobile phone, so this has nothing to do with the call.
5. disabling the phone will damage the battery.
Of course, if you don't use your phone for a long time, the battery will be exhausted, but if you close your phone for a short time, there will be no problem. If you want to, you can also turn off your phone and take out the battery, which will not affect the battery. In fact, for some mobile phones, simply restarting the system can also help restore the battery function.
6. You 'd better fill the battery before using your phone for the first time.
Many people think that when we buy a cell phone, the first thing we should do is to plug in the power to fill the power. Remember, the smart phone battery is working at 40%-80% power. Since most Mobile Phones run 50% of their power at the factory, you 'd better read the instructions: if the battery power is less than 40% when you use a new smartphone for the first time, you may need to consider taking it back for replacement, because the battery has been used.
7. Placing the battery in the refrigerator will prolong the battery life.
Some people may try to put the battery in the freezer for a while and think about how to use the battery for a while. This will not work in the past, of course, it will not work now. In fact, lithium-ion batteries will be adversely affected by "hot" and "cold. Indoor temperature is the best temperature for cell phones. Keep in mind that the phone is already generating heat when it is running, so don't give it extra heat. Cold is also an enemy for lithium-ion batteries.
In addition, we 'd better put the equipment in a ventilated place. If we do not put our cell phone in a plastic bag during the mountain climbing process, although this can avoid the water from the cell phone, but it is sealed, the heat will affect the cell phone and the battery. We also need to remember that heat is more harmful to the battery than cold.
8. Maximum battery consumption on the Internet
Remember, games consume the most battery power on mobile phones. The graphics engine is actually a huge energy-consuming system. If you often play games on your phone, you 'd better hide the screen. However, if you charge while playing a game, it doesn't matter. However, it also depends on what we look at on the Internet. If we watch videos on YouTube, play online games, or perform other activities involving a large number of graphics, the battery energy consumption will be fast.
9. Disable WiFi, Bluetooth, and GPS to prolong the battery life.
This statement is also false. The real power consumption of these services is that users are using them. If we only turn on Bluetooth, but do not use it, it will not consume too much power, just as we turn on WiFi at home, but not connected to WiFi. Yes, they may consume part of the power, but they won't be exhausted at once. If you are worried about battery power when you go out, the best way is to reduce the screen brightness.
10. task management software can help prolong battery life
Third-party task management software has no impact on battery power. These task management software can allow or block some tasks. However, in the end, they did not have many built-in systems to help battery life. You may need third-party applications to better manage your applications, but do not expect them to extend your battery life.
Cell phone battery and cell phone use of these battery will be improved every year. However, we need to recognize these misunderstandings. The user's battery life can be guaranteed only as a consideration.
