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lmgtfy: Its the extremes (0% and 100%) that degrades LiIon the quickest, if you want the longest life ideally you'd keep it 30-70% the whole time, ymmv (and als
by throwbadubadu 4y ago
lmgtfy: Its the extremes (0% and 100%) that degrades LiIon the quickest, if you want the longest life ideally you'd keep it 30-70% the whole time, ymmv (and also thresholds).
And it is a pity manufacturers don't support you in doing stop-charging-at-x if you wanted, e.g. a simple thing for software to do, but impossible without rooting on Android.
- kiksy 4y agoSamsung S22 Ultra (at least) has a 'Protect Battery' setting which limits charge to 85% .
- Arrath 4y agoIts been a feature since at least the S9. Source: Had to 'fix' my girlfriend's phone only charging to 85%. Was a mystery how that setting got randomly enabled, really. I can't recall for certain if my old S7 had that option but I don't think it did.
- Mesopropithecus 4y agoASUS Zenphone has a setting that lets you set a charging limit at 80, 90, or 100%.
- ChuckNorris89 4y agoI can assure you you're mistaken. Most Androids today have that charge limit function natively without the need to root or tinker with your phone.
- throwaway60134 4y ago[dead]