How to make your Phone battery last longer

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Hw to make Phone battery last longer.



Whenyour battery is discharging, Battery University recommends that you only let it reach 50 percent before topping it up again.

If you do fill your battery all the way up, don't leave the device plugged in.

Once a month, let the battery undergo a full discharge to about 5 percent, just to recalibrate its self-assessment  .

In general, you should be keeping your battery above 20 percent, according to Samsung.

Whenever possible, you should avoid leaving phones and laptops in hot cars or in chilly rooms, because these temperature extremes won't do their batteries' lifespans any favors.

If you're going to be storing your laptop or smartphone for an extended period of time, you should leave the gadget with a charge somewhere around 50 percent, as recommended by Apple and other sources.

The documentation that comes with your device should include more tips and advice, so read through it all carefully for any extra guidelines on treating your batteries as kindly as possible.

Curled from www.popsci.com

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