Generally, it is better to charge your mobile phone when it has as much power as it has left.

Charging no less than 20% is good for both the phone and the battery.

Each battery has a number of charging cycles. If the number of charging cycles is used up, it means that the battery is at the end of its life. A charging cycle refers to the battery from being fully charged to being completely used up. Therefore, if If your mobile phone is always charged when the power is exhausted, the battery life cycle will be greatly shortened.

Therefore, try to keep the battery with more than 20% power. Once it is lower than this power, it is time to charge.

We all know that lithium batteries generally have safety protection circuits, which are enough to ensure that the battery circuit is automatically cut off when excessive discharge occurs. Therefore, under normal circumstances, overcharging will not cause safety issues such as explosions. However, continuing to charge the battery after it is fully charged will keep the battery in a fully charged state, which will accelerate the loss of battery capacity and make the battery capacity lower.

The battery is the lifeblood of your mobile phone. Please protect it. Don’t leave the battery charging all the time. Don’t wait until it runs out of power and shut down before charging your phone. Don’t expose it to extremely high or low temperatures. When using a mobile phone, don’t let a mobile phone that cannot be charged quickly charge without authorization. Slow is faster, so that your favorite phone can achieve greater performance.