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BMWCrown
#1 mistake is buying your iPhone
Green Tomato Smartphone mistake #1 Buying an iPhone
Brian M
All the tips are good except for the battery life tips.
I'm an engineer and I manufactured lithium ion batteries for more than 10 years.
1. Batteries should be charged to 100% every time. Charging to 80% means more charging cycles which will wear down the battery FASTER.
2. Leaving a phone on charge overnight will NOT produce any heat after reaching 100%. The charger will trickle charge as necessary to top it up and there will be no additional heating, it will recharge for less than a minute or two.
3. There is absolutely nothing wrong with letting it go to 5% or less. In fact it primes the battery to ensure all electrolytes remain active. Unused battery capacity results in it becoming permanently inactive. Leave a battery sitting uncharged for a year and you'll see the extreme of what I mean.
4. Every battery has a finite number of charge cycles before capacity drops and eventually needs replacement. Full charges from as close to zero to 100% will give you a longer battery life due to less charging cycles.
5. The most important point.
Reviewers are NOT engineers or technically qualified. They read random tips propagated on the web, then others take it up and misinformation becomes fact.
Don't believe it.
Dark Coder
So if password manager got hacked then still all my accounts got hacked.. 🤔
Sep 19, 2018
YouTube Best Comments of Viewers:
BMWCrown
#1 mistake is buying your iPhone
Green Tomato Smartphone mistake #1 Buying an iPhone
Brian M
All the tips are good except for the battery life tips.
I'm an engineer and I manufactured lithium ion batteries for more than 10 years.
1. Batteries should be charged to 100% every time. Charging to 80% means more charging cycles which will wear down the battery FASTER.
2. Leaving a phone on charge overnight will NOT produce any heat after reaching 100%. The charger will trickle charge as necessary to top it up and there will be no additional heating, it will recharge for less than a minute or two.
3. There is absolutely nothing wrong with letting it go to 5% or less. In fact it primes the battery to ensure all electrolytes remain active. Unused battery capacity results in it becoming permanently inactive. Leave a battery sitting uncharged for a year and you'll see the extreme of what I mean.
4. Every battery has a finite number of charge cycles before capacity drops and eventually needs replacement. Full charges from as close to zero to 100% will give you a longer battery life due to less charging cycles.
5. The most important point.
Reviewers are NOT engineers or technically qualified. They read random tips propagated on the web, then others take it up and misinformation becomes fact.
Don't believe it.
Dark Coder
So if password manager got hacked then still all my accounts got hacked.. 🤔