2023-04-21 19:49:51
The dependence on mobile devices, especially cell phones, is increasing, so manufacturers try to build appliances with batteries that last much longer and save the user the hassle of keeping them plugged into the wall.
Likewise, they have understood that many times the device must be recharged and there is little time for it, which is why they have launched different accessories on the market that promise to speed up this process and that really work.
While it is true that batteries are designed to have certain hours of use, the increase in amperage and voltage during this process might shorten their life; For this reason, these new accessories are of 65 watts, 100 or higher, an abysmal difference with those that were used a while ago and which were of one or 2 watts of power.
Likewise, the batteries have a higher amperage and most of them are 5,000 mAh, which is why they are resistant to these new fast charging devices; Despite this, not all chargers of this type work with any device, as manufacturers ensure that they are compatible (most of the time), with their own devices.
Due to this, many people who cross chargers of some brands with phones from others, see that their devices are affected, because heat, a key element in this rapid process, can end up damaging one of the two.
To avoid this, manufacturers have introduced different sensors and temperature regulators that lead the cell phone to protect itself from high temperatures that can damage it; likewise, these smart devices identify whether they are connected to the wall at night or during the day, reason that allows them to speed up or slow down the process so that the temperature does not rise so much.
Finally, once a certain charge percentage is reached, the device slows down the process and avoids overheating so as not to affect the battery.
This is how you should calibrate your cell phone battery at home to extend its duration and useful life
The task of calibrating the battery represents applying some actions so that the phone’s operating system (iOS or Apple) matches the information that the phone exposes regarding the level of energy it has.
This is because in In certain cases there is no proper setting and the smartphone may indicate that it has 15%, but it actually has less energy.
This difference between the information displayed on the screen and the actual charge left in the device can cause unexpected power outages and other problems for the phone.
For this reason, it is of great importance to calibrate the equipment to correct the failure and thus have real information regarding the energy level of the cell phone.
It should be noted that all smartphone batteries deteriorate over the years and this affects the ability to store and retain energy, but generally the equipment’s software does not take this deterioration into account.
- You have to fully discharge the cell phone battery until it turns off.
- Connect the phone to a charger that is plugged into an electrical outlet.
- Without turning on the cell phone, it must be allowed to charge until the screen indicates that it has reached 100%.
- Disconnect the equipment from the charger.
- Turn on the device and verify that the charge indicator continues to indicate that it is at 100%.
- Back to letting the phone run out of power.
- Charge the device once more.
- Restart the smartphone so that the equipment takes the changes made by the user.
For calibrate the battery of an iPhone the following steps must be executed:
- The battery should be allowed to reach 0%.
- When the phone turns off, it will have to be left still for three hours.
- Charge the equipment, without turning it on and using its original cable and charger.
- At the moment the equipment shows that it has reached 100%, it will have to be left connected for a longer time.
- Back to letting the iPhone run out of battery.
- Again wait three hours.
- Charge the device until it reaches 100%.
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