The Correct Way To Use Lithium Batteries

If the power is less than 20%, it is recommended to charge first and then use, if the power is greater than 20%, it can be charged or wait for the power to drop to 20% before charging. Unplug the charger when it is fully charged.

Lithium-ion batteries do not have the memory effect of nickel-cadmium batteries and are activated at the factory, so lithium-ion batteries can be charged anytime and on demand for daily use. However, in order to fully extend the battery life and life, you need to pay attention to the following issues when charging:
Try to make sure your phone device is running the latest version of the system, which often includes more advanced energy-saving technologies.

Avoid charging in places with ambient temperatures higher than 35°C, as this may permanently damage the battery capacity. Storing batteries in high temperatures can also cause irreparable damage.

It is best to remove the protective case of the mobile phone when charging, so as not to generate more heat due to the blocking of the protective case during the charging process.

When not using the mobile phone for a long time, do not fully charge or fully discharge, keep the battery at about 50%, turn off the power switch and store in a cool and dry place.