Utilizatorii de telefoane mobile se plâng din ce în ce mai mult că bateriile dispozitivelor se descarcă rapid. De cele mai multe ori oamenii dau vina pe producători, însă aceștia nu sunt tot timpul de vină. Găsiți mai jos cinci dintre cel mai des întâlnite greșeli pe care le fac utilizatorii atunci când își încarcă telefoanele.
The battery is expected to reach a low level before charging
With the appearance of the first models of mobile phones on the market the tips of the specialists were "consumed the whole battery and charged the phone up to 100%".Many of us still follow those tips even if the devices we use today are different, and the result can be disastrous for the battery.When we put the phone to charge a constant current enters the battery until it reaches 70%.From this point the charger adapts the voltage to the energy level already present in the battery.Thus, as the phone charges, the current weakens in intensity.Specialists recommend more short loads than loads up to 100%.Studies show that the battery degrades up to 70% in just 300 loads up to 100%.
Holding the phone in the bag while charging
The phone emits heat when charging it again and holding it in the bag only keeps the heat and expose it to high temperatures that can quickly damage the battery.To avoid exposing the device to high temperatures specialists recommend removing the case when the phone charges - so the heat is easier to release.
Loading your phone in wrong places
Phones have a temperature range in which it works normally - loading must also be done during this temperature range.Too high or too low temperatures can cause problems for battery and affect its performance.
Loading overnight
People sleep on average between five and eight hours a night while batteries need 90 minutes to three hours for full charge.Overload exposes the battery to high temperatures for a long time and this shortens its lifespan.Also, the battery exposure can also be a risk to the user's life - the overheated battery can explode.
Loading with any charger that "fits"
Most phones are charged through a micro USB jack, which makes users believe they can change the charger at any time, action that can have devastating effects on the battery.Even if they use the same jack, loaders have different specifications and charging with a device other than the one recommended by the manufacturer will adversely affect the battery.