Nokia s manual says that the battery should be discharged and charged three times

Oh, in fact, this is not necessary, because the current mobile phone batteries are lithium-ion batteries, which have been activated at the factory, so there is no need for users to activate the new battery for normal use, and normal charging is OK.

The battery I just bought should be fully charged for the first three times, that is, it will be charged for 12-14 hours, and then as long as the battery is fully charged, the Nokia battery will be fine for three or four hours.

The first floor is right, the new batteries need to be charged in this way, which can extend the battery life....

Three put three charge is right, in fact, not just three times, it is best to use all the power every time, and then charge, and to be full, if the first few times do not charge enough time, or charge later, charge so one or twenty minutes, use, very hurt the battery, will make its battery capacity smaller, will also shorten the service life of the battery, if you have studied high school chemistry, and physics, because you should understand the principle of rechargeable batteries, to make an inappropriate analogy, you eat every day is very regular, the specified time to eat three meals, If you don't do this, but eat a little when you're hungry, eat a little when you're hungry, this way of eating can't make you healthier than the first one, in addition, teach you a life hack to extend the life of the old battery, if the old mobile phone pool obviously feels that the use time has become shorter, you can wrap it tightly with plastic wrap, put it in the refrigerator and freeze it for more than ten hours, and then take it out and wait for it to return to room temperature before charging, it is still three put and three charges, which can make it more durable for a while, understand?

Listen to me, you honestly put three and three charge. This is best for the battery and there will be no problem. Because it is written in the manual, it means that the manufacturer has not activated the battery, so the buyer needs to activate it himself.

The first three charges for twelve hours can be, and it can be filled in the future, and now the batteries are all li batteries, there is no memory function, and it is not necessary to wait until it is used up to charge, I also saw that some people say that the battery can not be used up to charge, and it is full at any time, I personally think that it is best not to use the automatic shutdown in the charge, I hope you can give my opinion, thank you.

The first three times are 10 to 12 hours, and the fourth full charge can be followed by another 2 hours – to better stimulate the battery's chemistry.

Just fill it up. As for the "activation" of the mobile phone battery, many theories are: the first three charges must be more than 12 hours in order to activate the battery.

This statement is misled by the previous nickel-metal hydride battery, the phone has been activated and aged before leaving the factory, and the user does not need to activate it when using it, nor do it need to charge for an ultra-long time of 12 hours. It is the most standard to charge according to the charging method introduced on the manual of the mobile phone.

8 to 2 hours, full to charge, then just flush

I worked as a mobile phone salesman, and I was a salesperson at a Nokia counter. Generally speaking, three charges and three discharges are nickel-cadmium batteries, which are basically gone. The salesman who sells their mobile phones said that the battery should be said to be three charged and three discharged is the first level, because the static standby of the battery is not the same as the actual standby, if you find a mobile phone store because of the standby time problem, they will say that your battery is not charged well, and find a reason to prevaricate you (because the general customer is very concerned about the standby time).

A normal full charge will do. In fact, how to charge can only be used for 2-3 days. Nokia: That's a lot of time.

Lithium battery, you don't need it, just fill it.

Actually, if you don't need it, you can fill it up.

Theoretically, a triple-flush triple-release can activate the battery. Actually, I rarely use this method because I have a lot of batteries in my hand.

Whatever, it's just that the team battery is better that way.

Nokia is very durable.

1.The current mobile phone lithium battery has been activated when it leaves the factory.

2.After the charge is full, the charging circuit of the mobile phone or charger will be automatically cut off, and it will not be charged at all.

Right. In this way, the battery life is long and the maximum potential of the battery can be exploited.

Yes, this brings out the best performance of the battery.

In that case, the battery life is long.

Now they are all lithium batteries, there is no 3 charge and 3 discharge of nickel-metal hydride batteries n years ago, there is no memory effect, it can be charged at any time, and it is best not to use it until there is no power to automatically shut down, so that the battery will be harmed and hope to adopt.

Lithium battery, charge at any time.

Triple triple play is a product of the last century.

No, you can fill it up. The first three times do not need to be charged for 12 hours. It can be used when it is fully charged.

Detailed reason: In the use of lithium batteries, it should be noted that after the battery is placed for a period of time, it will enter a dormant state, and the capacity will be lower than the normal value, and the use time will be shortened. However, lithium batteries are easy to activate, as long as they go through 3-5 normal charging and discharging.

The battery is activated by the electric cycle and the normal capacity is restored. Due to the characteristics of the lithium battery itself, it is determined that it has almost no memory effect. Therefore, the new lithium battery in the user's mobile phone does not require special methods and equipment during the activation process.

Not only in theory, but in my own practice, it is best to use the standard method of charging this "natural activation" from the beginning.

For the "activation" of lithium batteries, many sayings are: the charging time must exceed 12 hours, and it must be repeated three times in order to activate the battery. This statement that "the first three charges should be charged for more than 12 hours" is obviously a continuation of nickel batteries (such as nickel-cadmium and nickel-metal hydride).

So this statement can be said to be misinformation from the beginning. There is a very big difference between the charging and discharging characteristics of lithium batteries and nickel batteries, and it can be very clear that all the serious formal technical materials I have consulted emphasize that overcharging and over-discharging can cause great harm to lithium batteries, especially liquid lithium-ion batteries. Therefore, it is best to charge according to the standard time and standard method, especially not to charge for more than 12 hours.

In general, the charging method introduced in the manual of the mobile phone is the standard charging method suitable for the mobile phone.

In addition, the mobile phone or charger with lithium battery will automatically stop charging after the battery is fully charged, and there is no so-called "trickle" charging that lasts for more than 10 hours as a nickel electric charger. That is to say, if your lithium battery is fully charged, it will also be white charged when placed on the charger. And none of us can guarantee that the characteristics of the battery's charge and discharge protection circuit will never change and the quality is foolproof, so your battery will be on the verge of danger for a long time.

This is another reason why we oppose long charging.

In addition, on some mobile phones, if you do not remove the charger after charging for a certain period of time, the system will not only not stop charging, but will also start a discharge-charge cycle. Perhaps the manufacturers of this practice have their own agendas, but it is obviously not good for the life of the battery and mobile phone charger. At the same time, long charging takes a long time, often at night, and in the case of China's power grid, the voltage at night in many places is relatively high, and the fluctuation is large.

As mentioned earlier, lithium batteries are very delicate, and they are much less resistant to fluctuations than nickel electricity in terms of charging and discharging, so this brings additional dangers.

This is actually like this, even if I tell you that you need to charge three times and release three times, how many people will do it, just like when buying a car, there will be a driving manual, who will read it, even if there is a problem, there are few to see it, they are all asking other people, a lot of things, whether it should be or not, the main thing is what you think you should do, or how to do it, smoking is also harmful to health, but ......

There's no need to do that with today's battery technology, but people who sell mobile phones will still tell you that it doesn't matter.

Today's lithium batteries have been activated when they leave the factory, and they do not need the traditional three charges and three displacements.

Today's batteries are not the same as before, and they are not needed.

No! Because it is a lithium battery, the charger can automatically control the charging of the battery. The battery has a period of time from the factory to the time you bought it, and it takes a longer time to charge to activate the "activity" of the battery, and the first three charges generally need to be fully charged for 12 hours!

Every time you charge in the future, don't wait until the battery is completely empty before charging, this is actually not very effective. Charging is possible at 20 to 80 percent battery level!

No, the current lithium-ion battery does not need to be charged for 12 hours, just a full charge.

The battery of the newly bought mobile phone has not been fully activated, so it is good to use it for a while. Another newly bought mobile phone will be overloaded in the first few days due to the freshness (I don't know if you are the first time to contact the smartphone, if it is still necessary to study for a period of time, during this time there will often be crashes and restarts), so it will consume more electricity.

Finally, I would like to remind you that lithium-ion batteries should never be recharged after running out of power, as that will hurt the battery a lot. The best thing to do is to recharge!

Hope it helps!

The first three times of the new battery, it can be charged when it is automatically turned off, and it can be charged for 12 hours, and it will be used up in a day, and it is too long to play with the mobile phone, such as the screen light is too bright, vibration, etc., Internet access, listening to songs, etc., are all power-consuming.

If you are using your phone for a long time, it is normal to use it for a short time. If you only standby for a day, or only one day of normal use, it must be a problem with the machine, and it is recommended to find after-sales or professional maintenance personnel to solve it.

Surfing the Internet, listening to songs, and playing games often consumes power!

Today's lithium batteries do not have any memory power, full charge!

The battery capacity of the charger output is the charging time!

It's not your phone's problem, it's not the battery......It is that the battery capacity is small, you can see how many milliamps your battery is, the estimate is not high, if it is less than 1,000 milliamps, it is normal.

Running the software, constantly using the mobile phone, playing **, etc., consumes a lot of power, and Nokia does not have a large-capacity battery, which is normal for a day.

You really are, too. The battery that comes with the C3 is too small. Originally, the technology of the battery cannot keep up with the technology of mobile phones. Normal pulling. If you want to buy a seat charger for a long time. Two battery wheels are used.

Hello, then you can ask Nokia after-sales service to see if the battery is very short due to leakage of the machine, and the first three charges have to be charged for 8-12 hours to completely saturate the battery!

Nokia's lithium batteries have been strictly charged and discharged before leaving the factory. The so-called three charge and discharge are quoted from the coal nickel battery, which relies on multiple limit charges and discharges to achieve activation. Now there is no such statement for lithium batteries, or it has little to do with it, and the so-called limit charging and discharging of merchants is also impossible.

When charging with a universal charger, the lithium battery will also stop charging when it is fully charged. Nokia's deep charge and discharge when leaving the factory is to break through the limit of lithium battery with high voltage and forcibly charge and discharge activation. So that's what I'm going to say, there's no need to charge and release three times.

When you use the charge, the actual stored power is not as much as it is actually full, and the time to the power reminder is getting shorter and shorter. Over time, it will become more and more depleted the more you use it, so you can make it start charging when it is not full in advance. Time sooner or later, I use it at will, maybe the battery is good, the phone has been lost, the important thing is to have fun in time, and it is very cost-effective to go online when charging, so what do you think is cost-effective!

Sometimes I'm bored in squatting, and I'm half of it pulled out. I don't think it's a big deal. It's better to use it for two years than to use it for three years if it's not cool, I'm extravagant, hehe.

This means that the new battery is fully charged at the time of the first three uses. In fact, there is no need for this, because the lithium-ion batteries are used now, and there is basically no memory, but the new battery must be anti-overshoot, not more than 12 hours, it is best to use direct rush, not to use universal charging.

I use a battery newly and I charge it (around 12 hours) and I use it up in all and repeat it three times.

It was quoted from a coal-nickel battery.