Don’t charge your phone battery to 100% – Page 2

Fully charging and leaving your phone plugged in (especially overnight) can generate heat — another enemy of battery life.

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Fewer charge cycles
A lithium-ion battery is good for a certain number of charge cycles. Charging to 100% all the time eats into that total faster.

✅ What You Should Do Instead:

Keep your charge between 20% and 80%
You don’t have to obsess over it, but staying within this range as often as possible keeps your battery healthier, longer.
Use optimized charging features
Most smartphones now offer settings like “Battery Optimization” or “Optimized Battery Charging” that slow the charge or stop it at 80% while you’re asleep.
Unplug once it hits 80–90%
If you’re charging during the day, try unplugging it early. Your battery will thank you.
Don’t let it die
Going down to 0% might feel dramatic (and it is—for your phone). Try to avoid full drain cycles unless you’re calibrating the battery occasionally.

📱 TL;DR:

100% isn’t as good as it seems.
80% is the new sweet spot.
Treat your battery with care and it’ll last way longer.

So the next time you plug in your phone, remember: you don’t need to hit 100 to win. A little restraint = a longer-lasting device and fewer expensive battery replacements.

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