It is important to note that the long-term life of a battery depends on the number of charging cycles. Basically, the fewer charging cycles you have, the longer your battery life will be. Therefore, most of the suggestions below are based on this principle.
Don't use smartphones in extreme weather
Smartphone manufacturers such as Apple recommend that you avoid using your phone in extreme heat or cold, as this can damage the battery. Excessive heat can reduce performance, drain your battery faster, and damage your lithium-ion battery. Extreme cold can also temporarily reduce battery life, but normal battery function will be restored.
Removing the case while charging
Using a bulky phone case while charging can cause overheating and reduce charging efficiency. To ensure safe charging, we recommend removing your phone case, especially during fast charging.
Enable optimized battery charging
This feature is available on various devices and limits battery charging to 80% when the device is connected and not in use. It replenishes the remaining capacity according to usage patterns and reduces battery consumption.
Avoid over discharging your battery
If you often drain your smartphone battery to 0% and then charge it to 100%, it's time to change that habit. Doing this may cause the battery to deteriorate faster. If the battery level drops below 25%, connect it to a power source and charge it to approximately 75–80% to reduce the strain on the battery.
Optimize your device's battery life
To extend your smartphone's battery life without compromising battery health, consider the following tips: If you don't need 5G speeds, switch to 4G LTE when using mobile data to save battery. This can potentially extend battery life.
You can expand your smartphone battery capacity by implementing these strategies.
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