5 Mistakes Wear Charger That Makes Smartphone Batteries Fast Wasteable

The most common problem with smartphone users is the wasteful battery, or the daily term 'battery leak'. Why smartphone battery after so long used so quickly run out? It turns out to be caused by way of charging or charge the wrong battery.

This charging error that makes your smartphone battery quickly run out, as quoted from Aol.

1. Recharge Battery Overnight
   Charging the smartphone battery to 100 percent and allowing it to plug overnight electricity not only shortens battery life but also causes the smartphone to break down.

2. Do not Wait Until Battery Blanks
   Some people suggest, recharge the battery when its power is empty will extend its durability. But according to the Battery University site, the habit of recharging when the battery is empty can actually make it increasingly wasteful and permanently damaged.

3. Recharge Up Full 100%
   Lithium-ion batteries on a smartphone that is always in-charge to full or 100 percent will reduce the capacity of endurance. The smartphone battery actually does not need to be recharged until full, can even make the battery wasteful in the long run. Advice from Battery University, rechargeable smartphone battery only up to 75 percent. Charge the battery to a limit of 65 or 75 percent is best to keep the battery so as not to waste quickly.

4. Not Soon Removing Charger When It Is Full
   Should immediately unplug the charger when the battery is full. Leaving it connected to the charger will ruin the smartphone and shorten the battery life.

5. Signs of Smartphone Battery Already Damaged
   As quoted from Samsung, your smartphone battery is damaged if it must be in charge every time, about 4-5 times a day or more. Smartphones also feel unnaturally hot when recharged or used, and the battery suddenly run out when the smartphone has not been too long.