EkelediliBuhari:


If you’re not married, discontinue the convo

If you are read up the laws on consummation then we go continue this discourse

Knacking on wedding night is not necessary.


You can go and read all the other books you like.

But take it from me..
Even though it is a good thing to do,, it is not compulsory, and also not necessary.

1. Battery Calibration
2. Firmware and Software Configuration:
3. Battery Longevity:

Lithium-ion batteries have a limited number of charge cycles. By fully charging the battery initially, you help set a baseline for the battery's capacity, potentially contributing to better long-term battery health and longevity.

thesicilian:
Personally I don't think it is compulsory. I think it's just a gimmick by the sellers and manufacturers, looking for someone to blame if the device doesn't work well. How can you tell me to charge my power bank for 24hrs before use? Would I be buying a power bank if I had 24hrs electricity?

people wey make am, know pass you. Just obey simple instructions. E always get why.


You can't be wiser than the manufacturer

To waker up

Tonytonex:
people wey make am, know pass you. Just obey simple instructions. E always get why.


You can't be wiser than the manufacturer

I'm not an "obidient" person

RaymondHarmony:
After buying a new phone or power bank, why is it compulsory to charge it first before using it ?

To put it in a layman language.

It's good to charge your battery first because there's a layer that needs to form to make it last longer.

I've often wondered about that too but Op you can decide not to charge yours.
Please keep us updated on the progress.

safarifarms:


Even after first charging before use you also need to be mindful of completely draining your batteries.

If you often completely drain your batteries you are also destroying the battery life and you'll soon need a replacement.

Shogun laye nii?
How much gangan paapa is the total life expectancy of the battery?
Common

Dpharisee:
The reason is that the sensors are sometimes programmed to read 100 percent as FULL capacity, but if you start using it at 70% it may send a message to the system that 70% is the optimum, so anytime the battery gets to 70% it will indicate FULL and you won't be getting complete value for money.
That's why the manufacturer will always indicate charge before use.

you are correct. It happened to me with my samsung. It can charge beyound 80%

safarifarms:
The device battery has been without charge for a long time during transit and on the shelf of the store.

Battery power has been draining gradually during this period. If you get to use it especially for extended period without first charging the batteries you risk damaging the battery cells thereby reducing the battery life.

Even after first charging before use you also need to be mindful of completely draining your batteries.

If you often completely drain your batteries you are also destroying the battery life and you'll soon need a replacement.

correct....in addition Lithium/Polymer batteries require some sort of breaking in which you just beautifully explained

thesicilian:
Personally I don't think it is compulsory. I think it's just a gimmick by the sellers and manufacturers, looking for someone to blame if the device doesn't work well. How can you tell me to charge my power bank for 24hrs before use? Would I be buying a power bank if I had 24hrs electricity?

Some people are just difficult. So what exactly is a big deal if u charge before use?

BluntCrazeMan:



Knacking on wedding night is not necessary.


You can go and read all the other books you like.

But take it from me..
Even though it is a good thing to do,, it is not compulsory, and also not necessary.

That’s why you need to knack in the first date to diffuse the necessity of the wedding night knack

It’s so the electrons work to their full capacity. The devices have stayed idle for months if not a year plus. Charging them excites the electrons so they work optimally. This is like asking why humans stretch when waking up rather than jumping into daily activities.

Tonytonex:
LOL 😂😂😆. In this life, just make me money.

Hahahaha bad guy 🤣😂

RaymondHarmony:
After buying a new phone or power bank, why is it compulsory to charge it first before using it ?

Only for Nickel Cadmium or older battery technology.

Lithium Ion batteries don't need that.

Just don't let your batteries drain down to zero all the time.

Dpharisee:
The reason is that the sensors are sometimes programmed to read 100 percent as FULL capacity, but if you start using it at 70% it may send a message to the system that 70% is the optimum, so anytime the battery gets to 70% it will indicate FULL and you won't be getting complete value for money.
That's why the manufacturer will always indicate charge before use.

Abeg, wetin u dey talk
U know nothing about tech If you saying this

EkelediliBuhari:


That’s why you need to knack in the first date to diffuse the necessity of the wedding night knack

You no work abbegg..

Not necessary any more, it's was when battery were built with ions back then that's is compulsory to charge it full before use just to complete the battery cycle. but now they were now built with lithium so there is not need to charge it before you start using them.

Dpharisee:
The reason is that the sensors are sometimes programmed to read 100 percent as FULL capacity, but if you start using it at 70% it may send a message to the system that 70% is the optimum, so anytime the battery gets to 70% it will indicate FULL and you won't be getting complete value for money.
That's why the manufacturer will always indicate charge before use.

You dan see this kind situation happened before?

thesicilian:

I'm not an "obidient" person

ok na. Otilor

Dpharisee:
The reason is that the sensors are sometimes programmed to read 100 percent as FULL capacity, but if you start using it at 70% it may send a message to the system that 70% is the optimum, so anytime the battery gets to 70% it will indicate FULL and you won't be getting complete value for money.
That's why the manufacturer will always indicate charge before use.

Was it charged up to the 70% from the factory or it's at that level by default?

Some will even say it is not recommended to charge your brand new phone with a generator. Men go begin do fasting and prayer make PHCN restore light, after buying a new phone 😆

RaymondHarmony:
After buying a new phone or power bank, why is it compulsory to charge it first before using it ?

I make sure I use the battery till it is ZERO then charge it with stable electricity (not gen) from Zero to 100.

Battery technology has improved greatly.

That is not necessary anymore.

Not compulsory, na people wey sale fake products dey tell you to charge before you use, so that' if their product no good them go blame you for not charging before using it

Nothing concern me concern 24hrs. 1st charge na 100% I unplug and begin use.

MajorOvakporaye:
It is done for induction of the battery into a technological species of special formulation where the formula can easily metamorphosed into a scientific transparency of organized rehabilitation. Kai!!! Book no easy. Abeg make una clap for me small.

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