gulfer:
Where do you get these assumptions from and where's the scientific proof or statement on this

gulfer:
Where do you get these assumptions from and where's the scientific proof or statement on this

idris646:
how can i unread this..

idris646:
how can i unread this..

dyera:


Don't listen to the op, charging your battery to 100% before unplugging it does not affect its lifespan.

A battery charge circle is just a way of measuring the total lifespan of a battery.

If a battery lifespan is 1000 charge circle, it means that the battery can go from 100% to 5% 1000 times and can go from 50% to 5% 2000 times.

A battery lifespan is not determined by how many times you charge it to full, but how many times it discharges to 5%

A discharge from 100% to 5% is known as one charge circle. Same way a discharge from 50% to 5% is known as half charge circle.

If battery is said to have a lifespan of 1000 charge circle. If you always charge that battery to 50% before discharging it to 5% , you will be able to charge and discharge it 2000 times.

So it makes no difference whether you always charge your battery to 100% or to 80%. The battery lifespan will not change.

What reduces the lifespan of a battery is when you always discharge it to 0% before recharging it and when you always overcharge it (continue to charge it after it has reached 100%)

This is why most phone today has safe charging feature that automatically disconnect the charger once the battery is charged to 100%.

Jeffy1206:
I agree with you. People always allow their phone to go to 0% which is very bad. Once every 3 months I allow my phone to 0% to kick start it again. But truly, charging to 100% all the time too affects the lifespan of the battery. Sometimes I allow 90% and disconnect.