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Blossom023:
Jehovah.. Haha lol.. With the nepa dey do

Ucheosefoh:
Since I brought my phone one month ago I never let it run down completely I rather switch it off at 20 percent than run it down

Pyno30:
You after the normal battery charge you do also reserve Spare Charge

2kurupt:
Then of what use is a shiny new smartphone, if you'll rather put it off when it's still got 20% battery juice?

Ucheosefoh:
Since I brought my phone one month ago I never let it run down completely I rather switch it off at 20 percent than run it down

tempem:
You don't need a phone.. Lol

Ucheosefoh:
lol it depends on my location I hardly stay a day without having light so it is not wise to leave it run down.
For this hard economy man pikin no get money to buy another battery.

Valid point, bro. Do have a lovely day... Don't forget to turn off your phone as soon as it's below 20%

Ucheosefoh:
The lowest my battery had been is 10% I read that letting battery to die completely shortened the lifespan so I no wan begin they look for another battery.
I either put it off at that level or leave it on stand still mode.

Skycoded:
A battery is the most important component of any smartphone. There are some phone batteries that take seconds to charge and at the same time, it takes seconds to drain. This can be very annoying because it limits you the things you can do with your phone like taking selfies, listening to music and watching videos. Therefore, it is important to charge your phone properly in order to prevent the damage of your battery or its quick charge. Here are some tips to prevent the damage of your battery while charging your phone.

Always use the charger that comes with your phone

If you bought a new phone, it is better to always use the charger that came with your phone whenever you want to charge. But if you bought fairly used, do not just buy any charger. Using any charger to charge your phone can damage your gadget or battery.

Keep your phone cool, dry place

The position you place your battery is important. Do not place it in a hot place for example, where the rays of the sun can reach it. Your battery will drain faster when it is hot. As a caveat, it is better you unplug it when it is hot and always disconnect it whenever it is fully charged.

Don't Calibrate your Battery

Calibrating your battery means that you want your android phone to properly report the percentage charge of your device. Many phone users calibrate their phones when it moves from nearly full to nearly empty. Notwithstanding, you do not need to calibrate your battery. It is either you replace your battery or use it like that. If you rely on calibration to boost your battery, it can destroy your battery and device.

Intermittent charging

Rather than charging your phone at a go, it is better to charge it intermittently throughout the day. That means charge only charge your phone when it is under 50% and not expressly allowing it to charge.

Keep your device half full

Your phone do not need to charge 100% before you remove it. To make your battery last longer, always keep it charged above 50%.

Source: - http://www.skycoded.net/forum/13381-5-ways-to-avoid-damage-to-battery-while-charging-your-phone

Mimexy:
How do I keep my battery slightly above 50% when I know there won't be light for 3 days after that charge

2kurupt:
I get your point but don't you think it's an overkill since the phone is just a month old? Coz the battery is gonna die eventually.

Hope you know 20% can still get you 5 to 8 hours with data turned off?

tempem:
Valid point, bro. Do have a lovely day... Don't forget to turn off your phone as soon as it's below 20%

Mimexy:
How do I keep my battery slightly above 50% when I know there won't be light for 3 days after that charge

Blossom023:
J*****h.. Haha lol.. With the nepa dey do

TheLoneCitizen:
You must be a Witness, using your heavenly Father's name so unnecessarily.

bennygreat1:
help me ask the OP!!!!

In Nigeria ooooo!!!

Aubrey1:
How I go take manage 50% for 2 days ?