There are many “stories” and “myths” about the smartphone battery. And some of them are misconceptions. So, let’s check it out to see how many phone battery misconceptions you’ve got.  

Smartphone battery: do not use while charging

The first misconception about smartphone battery is the off-brand chargers. Most people think that the chargers from the other brands will damage their phones. This is so not true. Of course, these charges are not optimal. However, it won’t cause the battery harmful, as long as those are still working normally. Second, charging overnight will destroy the battery. This conception is out of date. Your smartphone now can stop charging when the cell reaches the limit level.

Don’t use your phone while it’s charging. This third conception is not right. Your battery will be refueled normally whether you use the phone or not. However, if you use a low-quality charger, using a smartphone during this time can  negatively affect the quality of the charging. Fourth, turning off your phone can damage the cell. False! It’s ok to shut your device off for a while. Actually, restarting your handset can restore the functionality of the battery. It’s no harm unless you turn off your phone for a long time.

Fifth, putting your battery in the freezer will extend its life. It’s definitely not correct at all. Li-on battery is an enemy of the coldness. Putting your phone in a frozen place won’t help to increase the capacity. Sixth, browsing will drain battery smartphone faster than anything else. Wrong! It’s gaming who the main factor affect to your battery phone. So, if you use the Internet for gaming or watching videos, your phone battery will be exhausted quickly.

Smartphone battery: 100% refuel before using

Last but not least. Always fully fill your phone battery before using it. Nah. Most people think that they should charge their devices to 100% and then use it. A worth noticing thing is that you can extend the battery life by not charging at all night. The ideal percentage capacity for your phone is about 30%-80%. So, when your phone is charged about 80%, just pull it off.