How To Improve Your Phone Battery Life And Make It Last Longer

Li-ion batteries so far is the best battery for android phones and it comes with difference mAh. 

How long your battery lasts depends on how well u are able to manage it.

Undoubtedly, every battery functions well up on purchase. But after some time, the battery tends to misbehave.

Do you know why?

Let me help you.

Every battery have an expiry date. Likewise phones. 

However, the manner at which you handle your phone battery with greatly influence its longevity.

Thetefore, there are few phone charging habits you need to put in place inorder to strengthen your device battery thereby increasing its longevity.

They are:

1. Fast chargers are not always the best option:
Using a fast charger might not be the best thing for your battery’s health unless its a follow-come charger. This is because charging your device faster involves a higher voltage to be sent to the battery which results in a rapid rise in temperature. Your phone may even explode as a result of this.

2. Charge your phone with its own charger:
Always charge your phone with its own charger. Smartphones use a universal charging interface but laptops do not. If you misplace the original charger, try you possible best to get a charger that marches you device if not, you could be damaging your device battery.

3. Remove the case while charging:
Do you notice that while your phone is charging, it becomes slightly warm? 

Yes, its normal.

Make sure you remove the phone’s casing or any other protective cover on it while charging. By so doing, you will reduce the heat and strengthen your battery life.

4. Don’t use cheap chargers from unknown manufacturers or sources:
Avoid cheap chargers from unknown manufacturers. Some chargers can actually damage your device battery so be careful on the type of charger you use to charge.

5. Never charge your phone overnight:

Maybe there was power failure and you probably think there'll be light at night so you plugged you phone expecting a full battery in the morning. 

This might sound good after all, the phone will be off all night. But the truth is, charging overnight affects battery longevity,  whether the phone is switched on or off. 

It actually overheats the phone.

6. Always charge up to 80 per cent:
Eighty per cent charge is enough for a day, and it is good for your battery lifespan. Exceeding the 80 per cent  charge can make your battery to overheat, thereby affecting the battery’s life.

7. Avoid repeated charging:

Smartphones should not be charged repeatedly all the time. Charge once in a while, not every time.

Be sure not to charge until the phone’s battery is up to 20 per cent.

8. Do not chat and charge:

Many teens are guilty of this. Especially when your battery is low and the light just pops up. 

You wouldn't want to end the chat and the phone is about going off. What do you do?

Charge and chat!

But this attitude rather kills the battery life and makes the phone overheat.