I don't understand this iPhone optimized charging?
So optimized charging was like this: it charges up to 80% and then charges again with a delay, then it says it's fully charged at 6pm. Or I can have it charge straight away to 100%. But let's assume I let it charge up to 100% and unplug it at 85% or something, then it will break if you keep unplugging it and so on. I read that the battery or rather the cell phone wants to figure out how to charge its phone?? The rhythm, but how? Can I unplug it when it stops at 80% or when should I charge it fully? And what if it continues to charge optimized after 80% but I unplug it at 83 and use it? Then the next time it's at 90% and the next time I let it charge to 100%?? That all damages the battery, right?
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Optimized charging learns from your charging behavior over weeks to create a schedule when your device should be fully charged, but you can also finish it any time before.
In principle, you should stay between 20% and 80% to protect the battery, with from time to time charging to 100% is not too bad, you shouldn’t do it all the time. iPhone’s charging is usually quick and then slower with increasing charging levels, so you just need to find your optimum, matching the day.
Yo, I’ll check that you have questions about the optimized charging on your iPhone. Here’s the deal. The optimized charging is a cool function to protect your battery and extend its life. Your iPhone checks how you charge it and adjusts the charging process to protect the battery.
Normally, the iPhone balles the battery up to 80% quickly and then it takes a break to load the rest comfortably. It also shows you when it is expected to be full. But if you have Bock, you can easily charge the part up to 100%, no problemo.
If you pull the plug before the iPhone is completely loaded, nothing really happens. The battery is hard enough to handle it. But, brother, if you do this all the time, it can permanently affect battery life, so chill a bit with it.
It is best to charge your iPhone up to 100% regularly and sometimes up to 80% to keep the battery in the optimum. You don’t always have to ball it up to 100%. The most important thing is that you don’t always use this thing with low battery levels, otherwise the battery is empty faster than you can say “Yo”
I hired mine so that it’s always up to 80%. But that’s not all the models.