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Equipment: Your Friend or Foe?
Magazine Selection: Caution is the Mother of Safety
Generic chargers, while inexpensive, can cause irreversible damage to your battery. Opt for the charger that came with your device or a model certified by the manufacturer. This ensures stable and safe charging, while preventing overheating.
Beware of extreme temperatures
Batteries do not like intense heat or excessive cold. Avoid exposing your phone to the sun or in an overheated car, as this will significantly reduce its lifespan. While charging, make sure to place it in a well-ventilated area to reduce the risk of overheating.
Reduce Wear and Tear: Everyday Usage Tips
Turn Off Unnecessary Functions
Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and location services use a lot of power. Turn them off when you’re not using them. Think of it like turning off a light in an empty room—a simple habit that makes a difference.
Power saving mode: a magic button
Most modern smartphones have a power saving mode. Activate it as soon as your battery reaches a low level. It's like putting your device into sleep mode, to save energy until the next recharge.
Good charging practices
Nighttime charging: avoid if possible
Although newer phones automatically stop charging at 100%, prolonged charging generates unnecessary heat that can damage the battery in the long run. If possible, unplug your phone before going to sleep or use an outlet with a timer.
Long-lasting battery, high-performance phone
By following these tips, you will maximize the longevity of your battery while ensuring the performance of your phone. Adopt thoughtful charging habits and avoid excess to enjoy a reliable device for longer. A simple gesture for your wallet, but also for the planet!
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