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Re: Why Are New Cellphones Battery Require Full Charge Before Use? by lonelydora: 1:01pm On Nov 17, 2016 |
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Re: Why Are New Cellphones Battery Require Full Charge Before Use? by Nobody: 1:16pm On Nov 17, 2016 |
It doesn't matter anymore. With li-ion or li-po batteries, it is no longer necessary to charge ur phone flr several hours before use. Phone batteries last longer at between 50-80%. This is why phojes are always shipped with the batteries at 50-60%. U will never buy a phone with battery charged at 10%. Modern phones dont need to be charged for several hours. Just open the phone, start using it. Charge when ur battery is around 30%. If u still have to charge a new phone for several hours before using it then u are on a long thing. In fact u re doing that phone more harm than good. |
Re: Why Are New Cellphones Battery Require Full Charge Before Use? by def111(m): 2:09pm On Nov 17, 2016 |
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Re: Why Are New Cellphones Battery Require Full Charge Before Use? by DedeNkem: 4:39pm On Nov 17, 2016 |
Tbillz: For SINGLE Cell Li-ion devices: There is no reason that charging a Li-ion battery up the first time before playing with your new device, would in any way extend the life of the device or the battery. The simple fact is properly stored lithium-ion batteries are charged to about 50%, and lose some of that charge (depending) while sitting around in the package, or being shipped. So properly treated battery will have less than 50% charge when you get it. Why are they recommending or even insisting on getting you to charge? Because when you first get a device , you spend a long time configuring it and testing it. When you first test the device it gives you a "first impression" of the device. The battery WILL run out. Running out sucks :-) Because almost every Li-ion device sold has a protection circuit to keep the battery from dropping too low in voltage, there is no reason to enforce this policy or worry about it, other than, it is going to run out, and you will be unhappy. |
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