This video goes in depth to explain the process by which smartphones charge, as well as how to take advantage of it to charge your phone correctly.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1rGWMb1XkdA

Charging your battery correctly will ensure that it lasts longer for you. It'll also help you avoid swelling and explosions.

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Is it possible to charge phone wrongly

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DeathToAfonja:
Is it possible to charge phone wrongly

Abi u like talk

abi you like talk

Fortunately for me, I won't waste the talk on you. Good day.

How person wan charge phone wrongly

Winningbot:
How person wan charge phone wrongly

Why do you think batteries swell after some time?

atheistandproud:


Why do you think batteries swell after some time?

it could be the condition you placed it.

I remember my canon x pro then, when it spoilt, I just dropped the phone inside my locker for months only for me to pick it up later and discovered that the battery has swollen

Winningbot:
it could be the condition you placed it.

I remember my canon x pro then, when it spoilt, I just dropped the phone inside my locker for months only for me to pick it up later and discovered that the battery has swollen

My people suffer for lack of knowledge.

One reason why it's hard to educate Nigerians on the subject of batteries, is because everyone thinks that they're an expert.

One question, do you know how lithium ion batteries work?

To answer your Camon question. All the electrons (current) in the battery moved to one side, the cathode side, causing that part of the battery to expand. Hence the swelling.

atheistandproud:
This video goes in depth to explain the process by which smartphones charge, as well as how to take advantage of it to charge your phone correctly.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1rGWMb1XkdA

Charging your battery correctly will ensure that it lasts longer for you. It'll also help you avoid swelling and explosions.

Like and subscribe for more content.

Good morning, baba. Keep up the good work.
What's your take on "battery recalibration"? They say, once in awhile, let your battery dies and charge to 100. Good or bad?

2. Like ROMOSS powerbanks, for the first time charging, it's advised that users exhaust the battery power and then charge to 100 without any form of interruption (as in user manual). Do you mind explaining more on this and does the 20-80% charging applies to powerbanks too?

Thanks baba.

jboixxx:
Good morning, baba. Keep up the good work.
What's your take on "battery recalibration"? They say, once in awhile, let your battery dies and charge to 100. Good or bad?

2. Like ROMOSS powerbanks, for the first time charging, it's advised that users exhaust the battery power and then charge to 100 without any form of interruption (as in user manual). Do you mind explaining more on this and does the 20-80% charging applies to powerbanks too?

Thanks baba.

1. Once in a while or if the battery is out of sync with the software is very much needed. It'll help the battery work better.

2. Usually those things have been in storage for a while. We never really knew how long. We can only estimate via production date which can easily be falsified.

With that being said, their storage conditions could also have effects on the battery, either too hot in a place like India or too cold in a place like Europe.

So I guess that's why draining could help reset the battery meter on the power bank so that the IC can correctly monitor the amount of charge.

I am theorizing that it could very well be a good reason why.

3. Modern powerbanks use Lithium batteries and as such, all lithium ion batteries behave the same way. Battery cycles and all. I believe you've seen the articles I've put out about batteries boss.

So yes, the 20-80% rule applies. I have had my Mi 2C and Romoss Sense 8+ for nearly 3 years now. The principle does work. My RN9 Pro is almost 2 years old and the battery still gives me 8 hours SoT on heavy use.

Nice article boss.
How long can a phone,that is switched off, stay before the battery starts deteriorating or possibly get swollen? What do u advise one should do to avoid this from happening?

erobes:
Nice article boss.
How long can a phone,that is switched off, stay before the battery starts deteriorating or possibly get swollen? What do u advise one should do to avoid this from happening?

The most commonly accepted advice is to leave the battery at around 50% if you're going to be storing it for a while.

This is the most stable positions for the current to be in so that there's less pull on the battery to discharge.

This should keep it safe for around a 6 months to a year. During this period, it's going to discharge slowly. Anything more than 6 months to a year (depending on the quality of the product) and swelling will set in.

atheistandproud:


The most commonly accepted advice is to leave the battery at around 50% if you're going to be storing it for a while.

This is the most stable positions for the current to be in so that there's less pull on the battery to discharge.

This should keep it safe for around a 6 months to a year. During this period, it's going to discharge slowly. Anything more than 6 months to a year (depending on the quality of the product) and swelling will set in.

Noted

This should be on front page

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Cc:seun

jboixxx:
Good morning, baba. Keep up the good work.
What's your take on "battery recalibration"? They say, once in awhile, let your battery dies and charge to 100. Good or bad?

2. Like ROMOSS powerbanks, for the first time charging, it's advised that users exhaust the battery power and then charge to 100 without any form of interruption (as in user manual). Do you mind explaining more on this and does the 20-80% charging applies to powerbanks too?

Thanks baba.

Except you're using a phone of 10 years ago or one of those China knockoffs, you don't need to worry about how you charge your phone in 2022, there are dedicated charging circuits onboard to handle that and ensure you don't damage your battery.

atheistandproud:


My people suffer for lack of knowledge.

One reason why it's hard to educate Nigerians on the subject of batteries, is because everyone thinks that they're an expert.

One question, do you know how lithium ion batteries work?

To answer your Camon question. All the electrons (current) in the battery moved to one side, the cathode side, causing that part of the battery to expand. Hence the swelling.

Simply tell them to watch the video , that's all u want ?
Instead u for write here , abi ?
They should watch your video , simple !

majamajic:


Simply tell them to watch the video , that's all u want ?
Instead u for write here , abi ?
They should watch your video , simple !

chill

Thank you for this

I guess we have. Thanks for this post

Yes.

Any battery wer swell na fake

majamajic:


Simply tell them to watch the video , that's all u want ?
Instead u for write here , abi ?
They should watch your video , simple !

Lol

Freelancerx:
Thank you for this

You're welcome boss

Kunja2:
I guess we have. Thanks for this post

You're welcome

Always on point

Thanks for the info

Charging your phone while using it is wrong.

Springboot:


Except you're using a phone of 10 years ago or one of those China knockoffs, you don't need to worry about how you charge your phone in 2022, there are dedicated charging circuits onboard to handle that and ensure you don't damage your battery.

simple as A B D

With this post I can say I have not been charging my phone wrongly

Nice post, really good to know

Good one Op. Thumbs up!

atheistandproud:


abi you like talk

Fortunately for me, I won't waste the talk on you. Good day.

Boss, you no get the paper version

Nice read, very informative

Ekoblendedsince:
Charging your phone while using it is wrong.

very wrong and dangerous sef