A good way to extend cell phone battery life

Smartphones are now more and more powerful. They can not only play games to pass the boring time, but also watch the news and understand national affairs. It is a "treasure chest." But at the same time, everyone is faced with a headache, that is, cell phone batteries consume too fast, had to prepare for "spare batteries." So what is the way to extend the life of a lithium battery? The first rule to extend battery life, I learned, was to stop playing high power games or walking long hours on Wi-Fi and GPS, especially when not in use. In addition, there are some things that need to be noticed during daily maintenance and charging.

Keep your phone cool.

When a smartphone overheats, the battery will rapidly wear out whether you use it or not. Be careful not to keep your phone in the hot spot for long.

Avoid wireless charging

Although wireless charging is very convenient, it also has disadvantages. The induction wireless charging technology now used will generate a lot of useless heat. The process of wireless charging is also the process of heating the battery. So, for the sake of batteries, use standard plug-in charging unless you need to use wireless charging to keep warm.

Never run out of electricity.

Obviously, using batteries is also losing batteries. However, if used less frequently, the battery loss will be slower. Here is a way to minimize this inevitable loss, which is to retain some of the electricity.

Keep at least 40 % of the battery if you need to keep lithium batteries permanently. Lithium batteries do not lose 30 % of their electricity per month, just 5 % to 10 %, like nickel batteries. Once the lithium battery is completely dead, it becomes very unstable. In order to prevent the explosion during the charging process, the lithium battery has a built-in self-destruction circuit, and if the battery touches the bottom, it will cause damage to the battery.

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