4 tricks to “keep” more of your cell phone battery!

© Shutterstock 4 tricks to “keep” more of your cell phone battery

Smart phones have a good one: they do almost everything a computer would do. But they also have two bad ones: they are expensive and their battery ends quickly. So quickly, many times we get to the point where we can recall carefree times when the first mobiles did nothing but get a phone and send messages, but their battery lasts for even 5 days.

With the advice we give you, we do not promise the same result (not even in our dreams!), But we guarantee that you will at least double your battery life and enjoy the gold you’ve paid for a long time.

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Do not allow the cell to charge while the battery is full

Many people are accustomed to letting the mobile charge all night while they are asleep, which means that the device takes energy for many hours, and usually the length of time for full charging is around 2 hours (we can say a lot). This overcharging fatigue the cell phone and does a lot of damage to the battery.

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Do not expect the charging indicator to reach 100%

Your mobile does not need to be charged until it reaches 100%. Indeed, this is considered damaging to the battery. The ideal thing is to disconnect the handset from the charger when the relative indication shows a relatively small gap. If the battery has charged at 85%, you are on the right track.

In general, remember that you should not leave it in the socket for a long time – it is best to charge it at regular intervals for about 10-15 minutes whenever you have this feature.

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Charge your mobile at every opportunity

This advice is directly related to the previous one. Whenever you play a game, send a message, or use an app that eats a lot of battery, it’s … wise to charge your device. Do not expect the relevant red-SOS indicator to indicate that the battery “dies”.

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Avoid overheating the battery

Batteries are extremely sensitive to overheating. For example, a particular mobile phone company recommends its customers to remove even the case with which they have “dressed” their device while they are charging it. This is not all you have to watch, though. You should also not “cover” it with other objects, but also the sunlight not to “see” your cell – let it … cool in the shade.

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