Battery myths that spoil your battery life

            Battery myths that spoil your battery life

Hello friends! In this blog we will talk about the myth related to the phone battery. There is a lot of confusion related to batteries and there are a lot of things related, which some people are not aware of.

 

 # 1 Fast charging affects your battery life overtime

 

This will reduce your battery life to some extent. This statement is absolutely true, and I will tell you briefly about it, how? When you can't charge your phone but more than a normal level is supplied to the phone and this is why the phone gets a little hot and this heat is also transferred to the battery and because of this, the battery life of your phone gradually decreases over time. If you are placing your phone in an environment where the phone gets too hot during charging, it also affects the battery life. Yes! Fast charging affects the life of your battery in the long run, but don't really worry about it if you amplify it, using a back cover or, if you keep it under a pillow while charging or in bed, it really does have an effect. Battery Even if you charge your phone in a well-ventilated area, if you use fast charging, it won't be a concern for at least the next two years. You will also notice that many big brands like Apple or Asus often do not offer fast charging, as this is the main reason why "fast charging" affects the battery to some extent in the long run.

 

 

 

Next point: You may have missed everything. At times your phone sometimes slows down overtime and even many technical experts can't explain the exact reason. Sometimes you can also format your phone but even now the main reason is that it is slow, the battery is recharged. Many of you also remember about your laptop. If your laptop is old, compare it with AC power supply. On battery This is also the case for your mobile phone. All of these batteries contain chemicals, and it generates some resistance. This resistance is due to heating, placing the device in a closed place and pressing and ... because there are many small companies, and there are some big brand companies that don't don. t Pay much attention to the battery structure or in designing the phone for a small / low budget phone, not to overheat the battery. And so you may have noticed that there is a delay in low budget phone performance, which is due to the battery. So, to check the actual quality of the battery or to know the chemical compounds or the composition of the battery or the designing of the phone the companies do not provide much data in this regard but you can definitely check that the battery of your mobile phone is not working well.

 

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Many people are often confused as to whether or not you should charge your phone at night. Some people say you can charge it overnight, it's perfectly fine. Some say you shouldn't do it. I'll give you a simple answer. Charging the phone doesn't really affect your modern day battery even if you constantly charge your phone. This is not a problem for the time being it first goes up to 100% then it automatically goes down to 0% then goes back to 95 %% and goes down and this prevents the battery from degrading which has deteriorated the quality of the battery. Either the battery heats up or the charger provides too much heat if you're charging your phone fast and put it inside your pillow! It really does affect the battery so try to avoid the back cover in closed spaces, back covers, no worries when you charge your phone overnight :) A lot of people ask me, should the weather calibrate my battery or not?

 

 

In fact, these modern day batteries have many digitized components where the calibration is done automatically but if you still find some battery related problems like sudden change in battery charge only 0% to 0% in only 10-20 seconds or if the battery is suddenly low in charge , Or if it suddenly increases you need to calibrate your battery Another confusion is that apps stored in RAM consume your battery this is not really real, these android phone have RAM of about 3GB or 4GB so that you can store as much application in that memory RAM is also a type of Memory, and if anything is stored in here, there will be no battery loss Battery will be used, if that process is also running in CPU you have to just make sure that the apps running in background, are not taking a lot of CPU Power. Like, a lot of messaging services, Facebook, Location services, etc these consume a lot of battery

 

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