The battery of your phone drains too quickly and you don’t know what to do and what you did wrong? Here are some useful tips! 9 out of 10 people would agree that mobile phones are very useful in the modern world. We simply can’t imagine our lives without them.

It seems impossible, doesn’t it? And when the battery of the phone is half empty, the situation becomes even worse. But there are good reasons why this is happening.

Do you often charge the phone? Does it charge overnight? Are you doing everything right? It is vital to ask yourself all these questions before you blame that the battery is bad. The fact is that you probably don’t charge the phone properly.

Let’s first look at all the myths related to charging the phone and the things that you have been doing wrong. Charging the phone in small intervals can damage the battery – this is a myth. You should charge the phone only when the battery is low – this is a myth too.

There is substantial evidence for this. The best-known company for the production of batteries “Cadex” states that lithium-ion battery has a level of stress that can be increased. If you overcharge it, the battery life will be reduced, which leads to the next step which is very important.

Before the battery is fully charged, disconnect it from the charger. Never charge it completely. It is not necessary, nor desirable that the battery is fully charged, because high voltage can overload the battery so it won’t last long. You can charge it in small and regular intervals.

Now you know how to properly charge the battery of your phone. Check out the video.

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