What is the current health level of your cell phone battery? Do you need to carry a charger all the time when you go out to have fun? Are you bothered by the fact that your cell phone consumes so much energy?
Regarding this solution, I believe everyone's first reaction is to replace the battery. However, when it comes to battery replacement, some people say that the original battery is durable and only the original battery should be replaced; others say that the original battery is almost the same as a third-party battery and is very expensive. Spending money to buy an officially certified Apple battery has a very low cost-benefit ratio; some people say you can simply replace your phone's battery and solve the problem once and for all.
How should we take care of the battery on a new cell phone?
1. Charge your phone when the battery level is between 20% and 45%. Do not wait until the battery reaches 0% and the phone is turned off to start charging.
2. A complete charging cycle should be performed at least once a month. When the battery level is below 20%, start charging until it is fully charged, and then charge for another 30 minutes.
3. Avoid using your cell phone while it is charging. Using your cell phone while charging accelerates heating, affects heat dissipation, speeds up battery aging, and reduces its lifespan.
4. Avoid recharging your cell phone when the battery is below 20% for an extended period. This will cause the battery to remain in a prolonged discharged state, which will significantly impair its lifespan.
You can also pay closer attention to "Battery Health and Charging" on your iPhone to check your phone's battery health. Battery health above 90% is considered excellent. Lower capacity can reduce battery life after charging, which is usually at 80%. If it's below that, battery replacement is recommended.
