During this period, all of us will use our smartphones continuously for a long time. The longer the screen is used, the more power it consumes, and sometimes the faster it consumes power. But how do you keep the battery of your phone charged? Is the battery correct? Have you thought about it?

1.Discharge cycle

The first mistake we make on smartphones is that we always plug in the lifecharger to charge the battery. This is completely wrong. All batteries in our smartphones have discharge cycles, and most batteries are in 400 600 charge cycles. After discharge. If you charge your smartphone carefully and connect the lifecharger only when there is 10-20% battery power remaining, you will not be able to complete the discharge cycle quickly and will automatically extend the life of the smartphone battery.

2. Turn off the load to 100%

The second very common mistake is that we will not disconnect the charger even if the battery is 100% full. Although there is no overcharge problem here, if you keep the lifecharger for a long time after charging the battery, it will be fully charged. Electricity. …Is charging, battery life may be shortened.

3. Use original/licensed chargers and cables

Whether you’re using an iPhone or Android device, don’t use cheap chargers or data cables. Be sure to use certified original lifecharger and battery lifecharger cables. We know that original chargers and data cables are expensive. However, they do reduce the chance of a smartphone battery draining.

4. The download is complete

Try to ensure that the battery is fully discharged, and then charge to 100 without interruption. This leads to a less serious fall.

5. Remove the phone case to charge

There is another fact to keep in mind, but we usually ignore one fact: Do not charge the smartphone battery while using the protective case, because using a bulky protective case can cause overheating problems when charging the smartphone for several hours.

6. Keep away from heat

Remember, don’t use your phone and battery in direct sunlight, and don’t place your smartphone near a heat source, as this will extend battery life.

7. Use black and white wallpapers

Everyone should try this technique, and we also tested it on Cashify. Use black and white wallpapers instead of bright colors to replace the home screen and lock screen backgrounds. Over time, after using this technique, you will find that the battery consumes less.

8.Auto Brightness

Another tip is to always enable the automatic brightness option. Avoid using your smartphone in bright light, especially in bright light.

9. Clean the charging connection

Clean the charging port every three to four days. You can use a toothpick with a soft cloth on the front to gently clean the charging port on your smartphone. You must have heard that some companies now provide self-cleaning speakers, so we think there should be self-cleaning charging ports now.

10. Don’t update your operating system

Avoid software updates 2 years after release. Because many smartphone brands will slow down their devices after two years. Not only that, but the battery and energy efficiency here have also declined. Therefore, be sure to check user ratings before updating the software.