New Delhi. In the last few years, smartphone batteries have become quite large. Whether it is Lithium-ion or Silicon-Carbon, their maximum capacity decreases with time. And while some modern smartphones claim that they have Battery Protection Technologies, you can still do a lot to keep your battery healthy. Here are 5 tips given, which you can follow daily and keep your Smartphone battery in good condition.
Many of us often go to the recent app screen of our phone and remove some apps from the memory so that they do not walk in the background and do not consume Power. However, most modern android and iOS devices have good memory management and they themselves freeze the background apps in freeze or Deep Sleep. This means that if you remove an app from the background and open it again, the system will have to use power, because it will have to launch the entire app again with storage. Most of the time, not removing the recently used apps from the screen can help save your battery and put less pressure on it.
Do not charge the phone while playing games or while doing heavy work
An easy way to keep the battery of your smartphone in the right position is not to charge your device when you are playing games or doing something heavy.
Any electronic component, especially for batteries, heat is the biggest reason that makes it bad. Because the charging process already heats the phone, if you are doing something heavy, your phone will be hot very fast and your battery can deteriorate quickly.
Limit ‘Active Apps’
Unlike normal background apps, these apps are always following the curtains, even if you clear them with memory. If you have a lot of these apps, then this may be the reason that your battery is ending abnormally rapidly and its health is deteriorating. Because you have to charge the phone twice a day.
On the Android device, you open the quick settings tile to see them quickly, tap on three dot buttons and click on ‘active apps’. Here you also get a ‘stop’ button that allows you to stop these apps quickly until they are launched again or you restart your phone.
Avoid using phone in the sun
When there is too much heat outside, avoid using the phone more. This is not always possible, but try not to use the smartphone when there is too much heat outside, because it can make the phone and its battery hot quickly.
This is especially true in places where the temperature is more than 40 degrees Celsius. The chipsets of the smartphone already produce a lot of heat and if you use the phone in a hot environment, then it increases even more. If you feel that your smartphone is hot, then also avoid keeping it in the pocket because it will keep the phone warm for longer and the health of the battery can deteriorate.
Do not charge more than 80 percent
The advice to limit charging to 80 percent may seem strange to hear, but most of the smartphone manufacturers give the same advice. The warmth of the battery is not the only reason why the batteries are spoiled over time. Another reason for the battery deteriorates is high voltage.
Traditionally, the battery voltage is the first 60 percent more during charging and when the battery flower moves towards the charge, they gradually decrease. It is not a matter of concern when it is a few times, but if you repeatedly charge your phone full charging, this additional pressure can spoil the health of the battery quickly. Therefore, limiting the battery charge to 80 percent can be beneficial because the battery voltage is not on peak during this period. Modern smartphone manufacturers now provide such built-in options that help you limit the battery charge to 80 percent.
However, this cannot be beneficial at all times, as in some situations you may need an additional 20 percent charge. If you always have a charger, then try to charge the battery up to 80 percent, but when it comes to going out, you can also charge it full.
