Know the helpful ways to charge mobile phone fast

Many people find it annoying to charge their smartphone repeatedly. If you use your smartphone a lot, it may need to be charged more than once a day.

By the way, the USB cable now charges the device faster than before, but it still feels difficult to wait for it.

But the good thing is that with a few simple tricks you can make the charging experience less painful.

Knowing about a few such Android phone tricks can be helpful for you.

Enable Airplane Mode

A major cause of battery power loss is network signals, the lower the signal, the faster the battery will drain. Similarly, if you are in an area where the signal is not good, it may take longer to charge the phone. A quick fix is ​​to enable Airplane Mode on the phone, which can reduce battery charging time by up to 25 percent.

Turn off the phone

If your phone is switched off while charging, it charges faster than usual, because it doesn’t encounter any obstacles while charging. Of course, keeping the phone off for a long time does not allow access to essential calls or messages, but doing so for even 15 minutes charges the phone to a sufficient extent.

Do not use the phone while charging

If you don’t want to turn off your phone, it’s best to use it at least while charging. Using the phone while charging causes it to charge slowly, especially if you use apps that use more resources. It also affects the battery life on a long-term basis as the battery heats up causing damage to the phone.

Use a wall socket

Using a USB port on a computer doesn’t charge phones very fast. In comparison, charging from a wall socket provides more power (charging speed depends on device and charger support).

Buy a power bank

A power bank is a must buy if you travel a lot throughout the day. Most power banks now provide the same amount of power to the device as the wall socket.

Don’t overuse wireless charging

Wireless charging is not a good option if you want to charge your phone faster as it is slower than a wired charger.

Remove the phone case

All smartphones rely on lithium-ion batteries that charge better when the battery is not hot. This is why removing the phone case helps keep the battery temperature down while charging.

Prefer a standard charging cable

A standard gauge cable delivers 0.5 amps of power while a larger 24 gauge cable delivers 2 amps of power. Usually cheap charging cables don’t charge the phone very fast which makes the phones take longer to charge.