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Plug your charger to any Homekit-compatible "smart plug," and create a shortcut that turns the the plug on when the battery reaches 45%, and off when it reaches
by Eric_WVGG 1y ago
Plug your charger to any Homekit-compatible "smart plug," and create a shortcut that turns the the plug on when the battery reaches 45%, and off when it reaches 55%.
This will of course require a Homekit hub.
- jacktheturtle 1y agoThis
- kccqzy 1y agoA timer is sufficient. No need to be precisely 45% or 55%.
- lucb1e 1y agoI can't imagine that a timer wouldn't quickly drift and either drain it to zero or charge it fully
- crazygringo 1y agoThat's an intriguing idea, I had no idea that was a possibility. Unfortunately it wouldn't work for my particular usage, which was keeping it plugged into an old but expensive smart speaker as a music player via its lightning port. A smart plug would turn off the speaker along with the phone... But I appreciate the suggestion, as complicated as it is!
- Eric_WVGG 1y agoit would still work if you used some kind of lighting/audio splitter (yes, that's a thing) into your speaker, but yeah, that's definitely a fringe case