I want to buy a mobile phone, because it takes more than 12 hours to charge it for the first 3 times

Now the lithium battery does not need to be flushed for more than 12 hours If it is not beneficial to the battery if it is rushed, so the new battery can also be fully charged Don't worry about the new battery for more than 12 hours, it is how many years ago the mobile phone battery flushing method... None of the phones that come out today are that kind of battery.

The lithium battery has been activated at the factory, and there is no need for 10 hours.

This is the previous saying of the nickel-metal hydride era, and now everyone can't change it... Generally, the mobile phone is directly charged, and it takes up to 3 to 4 hours to fully charge, and another 1 to 2 hours can be replenished.

Intermittent charging has no effect. It's not good to charge for a long time, just fill it up.

The life of the battery depends on the number of times the battery is fully charged and discharged, and 12 hours for the first three charges is not necessary

Generally, it is OK to be fully charged at one time in 3-4 hours Intermittent charging is of course not good, and it will affect the service life.

Who is so terrifying?

Only it is not a domestic battery, not a high-imitation battery.

There won't be much of a catch.

By way of comparison, it's just a matter of activation. The effect is not as serious as those merchants say. If the normal original battery can last for two years. When I didn't charge it like that. It's not much of a problem to use it for 22 months. Of course, the premise is the original battery.

No, there's no other way, just make do with it.

Yes, the current mobile phone batteries are overcharge protected, there is no problem;

Phone Charging Tips:

1. The first charge does not need to be charged for 12 hours, it only needs to be fully charged.

2. In fact, it can be charged at any power, and it has little impact on the battery, that is, the so-called on-the-go charging.

3. It is best to have a complete release and charging process once a month, that is, from the red battery to the full charge, and then fully charged.

4. The function of overshoot protection for the mobile phone, but it is still recommended to unplug the mobile phone after it is fully charged, and it is not recommended to charge it for a long time.

5. When charging to 100%, unplugging the charger is the best moment, and continuing to charge for about 15 minutes after charging 100% can maintain the battery to the greatest extent.

6. When the power of the mobile phone is too low, you should stop playing with the mobile phone or talking in time and charge it as soon as possible to maintain the life of the battery.

Yes, if there is no problem with the phone itself, when it is fully charged, even if the charging cable is still plugged in, the phone will automatically turn off the power. But I personally don't recommend it, because in many cases we can't be sure if the phone is fine.

Absolutely. Now they are all lithium batteries with charging protection. If you are full, you will not be recharged. No harm to the phone.

The built-in lithium battery of the smartphone does not need to be activated, there is no need to charge and discharge it many times, and the new phone can be charged for the first time and fully charged.

Precautions in daily use:

1. Please use the official standard charger to charge the battery to ensure that the charging voltage is stable and meets the standard.

2. Theoretically, keeping the battery power in the middle range of power for a long time (about 50%, such as 30%-70%) is more conducive to prolonging the battery life, therefore:

Please unplug the phone in time after it is fully charged, as the phone will be in a high power state for a long time, which will cause the battery to wear and tear faster.

It is recommended that you try to avoid waiting until the battery is below 20% charge before charging the battery, as over-discharging will cause the battery to wear and tear faster. It can be charged as you go to prolong the life of the battery.

Please do not leave your phone idle for a long time, and fully charge the battery from time to time. If the phone is not used or charged for a long time, the battery will be completely consumed, which will lead to abnormal charging or failure to charge.

3. The battery temperature is too high or too low will affect the battery life of the mobile phone, therefore:

Please try to avoid placing your mobile phone in an environment with low temperatures, high temperatures, or large temperature differences.

It is recommended that you try to avoid using your phone while charging. Using the phone while charging can easily cause the phone to heat up, and discharging it for a long time at high temperatures will exacerbate battery loss.

The reason why the new mobile phone battery allows you to charge for the first three times for twelve hours is that the power of the battery is also stimulated with the help of the power, so as to achieve the purpose of long-term standby, but the battery must not be turned on before the first three charges, and the charging time is also possible if it is between 8-12 hours, and you are given this time to stimulate the power of the battery, and the second is to extend the life of the battery. If you feel that the battery is not as long as the standby time in the previous months, you can also use the speed method, full charge and discharge, and the charging time is more than 8 hours, so that the standby time can also be appropriately extended. Generally, the life of the battery is proportional to the number of times you charge, the more you charge, the shorter your battery life, some people.

In daily use, the battery is fully charged, to avoid continuing to charge for a long time, it is recommended to use the alarm, in case it is used to shut down, the battery should be charged as soon as possible.

Try to avoid charging before going to bed, because the charging time before going to bed is longer, and the voltage is unstable at night, and the night voltage in many places is relatively high and fluctuates greatly, which has a greater impact on the battery.

Generally, the battery of a mobile phone can be charged, used and stopped at any time. Cycle life refers to the number of full charge and full discharge, and partial charge and discharge can be understood as a fraction of the life. The key to battery use:

The battery is fully charged, and it can be charged for 20 minutes - half an hour to reach saturation, but be sure to avoid charging for a long time after a full charge.

Joke, whose mobile phone doesn't have a smart power-off function, it's okay to charge it overnight, and it won't **, what are you afraid of, I'm charging all night, all night.

It's okay, the phone is generally fully charged, and it automatically turns off.

No problem, my phone is often charged overnight, completely OK, and now the battery is not the same as before.

No, when Android is fully charged, it will automatically discharge, and it won't hurt.

The original charger can, with overshoot protection.

Absolutely. Now they are all lithium batteries with charging protection. If you are full, you will not be recharged. No harm to the phone.

At present, Samsung mobile phones on the market use lithium batteries, and the battery has been activated when it leaves the factory, and the lithium battery has no memory, so it can be charged at any time. When the battery is fully charged, it can be powered off (after the first three full charges, it can be charged for another 1-2 hours).

Here are a few tips for charging your phone:

1.Do not over-discharge. Wait for the device prompt"The battery is low"It should be charged; Charging is not until the device is automatically turned off, and the battery has been over-discharged. This can affect battery life. So when the phone prompts that the battery is low, it can be charged.

2.Do not overcharge. When the charger gives a full charge, it should be unplugged.

Now the charger generally has a full self-stop design, it doesn't hurt to take off the battery from the charger for a short time, but leave the battery on the charger for a long time, and the grid voltage rises in the middle of the night, and the charger that has stopped charging will continue to charge after the voltage rises, causing the battery to overcharge. This can affect battery life.

3.If the battery is not used for a long time, it should be charged to 60%, stored separately in a cool and dry place, and recharged every other month.

4.It is recommended not to use the mobile phone when charging, and it is on standby for charging.

Yes, now they are all lithium batteries with charging protection.

Yes, because now mobile phone chargers will automatically recognize when they are full and stop charging, so you don't have to worry.

The mobile phone can be charged for 12 hours, and when the mobile phone is fully charged and continues to be in the charging state, it will affect the life of the battery, resulting in a reduction in the service life of the mobile phone.

Generally, the first charge of a new mobile phone can take 12 hours, and the charging of an old mobile phone only takes 4 or 5 hours. Displays fast charging and fast power consumption.

No, it's okay to charge it full, it's not good for the phone battery for a long time.

The current lithium battery can be fully charged, it does not need to be charged for twelve hours, twelve hours is for the previous new nickel-chromium battery, which has a charging memory.

When you buy a mobile phone for the first time, you can charge it for 12 hours, and you can't charge it like this often in the future, which will speed up the breakage of the phone.

Charging generally should not exceed 12 hours, if it is exceeded, then it is not good for the phone.

No, the general mobile phone only needs one to two hours to charge, and a long charging time will damage the battery.

No, it's too long, the battery is easy**.

No, now mobile phones are charged at any time and cannot be used up.

It's best not to charge it for so long, for a long time, the battery loves to age.

Lithium batteries can generally be charged and discharged 300 500 times. It is better to partially discharge the lithium battery than to discharge it completely, and try to avoid frequent full discharges. Once the battery is off the production line, the clock starts moving.

Whether you use it or not, lithium batteries only last for the first few years. The decrease in battery capacity is due to the increase in internal resistance due to oxidation (which is the main cause of the decrease in battery capacity). Eventually, the electrolyzer resistance reaches a point where the battery is fully charged, but the battery cannot release the stored charge.

The aging rate of lithium batteries is determined by temperature and state of charge. 98% capacity after 0°C 1 year 94% capacity after 1 year 25°C 96% capacity after 1 year 80% capacity after 1 year 40°C 85% capacity after 1 year 65% capacity after 1 year 60°C 75% capacity after 1 year After another 3 months, only 60% capacity remains.

Yes, it's best not to charge it for too long, otherwise it will hurt the battery.

Do not overcharge. When the charger gives a full charge, it should be unplugged. Now the charger generally has a full self-stop design, it doesn't hurt to take off the battery from the charger for a short time, but leave the battery on the charger for a long time, and the grid voltage rises in the middle of the night, and the charger that has stopped charging will continue to charge after the voltage rises, causing the battery to overcharge.

This can affect battery life.

Yes, when your phone is fully charged, the system will automatically stop charging.

I don't think it's good, now the mobile phone battery is full in just two or three hours, and too long a rush time is not good for the mobile phone battery.

My mobile phone is also Nokia 5238, the new mobile phone does not necessarily have to be charged for 12 hours, as long as it is fully charged, because Nokia 5238 uses a lithium battery, my most important tips for the correct practice of lithium battery mobile phones and the charging and discharging problems in use are:

1. Charge according to the standard time and procedure, even the first three times. Plug the charger (cable charger) into the power supply first, and then plug the output of the charger into the mobile phone charging port. Someone has to ask:

Is it better to charge on or off? A: Either way!

A small number of brands of mobile phones cannot charge the backup battery in the mobile phone (a small lithium battery on the motherboard, which supplies power to the clock crystal) when it is turned off and charged, and the backup battery can only be charged by direct charging in the standby state!

2. When the mobile phone battery is too low, you should try to start charging in time; Lithium batteries are the most vulnerable to damage in the case of over-discharge!

3. The activation of the lithium battery does not require a special method, and the lithium battery will be activated naturally in the normal use of the mobile phone. If you insist on using the circulatory"The first three 12-hour long charges are activated"method, in fact, will not have an effect either. Generally speaking, depending on the size of the battery, the charging time is between 2-4 hours.

Therefore, all the pursuit of 12 hours of ultra-long charging and the use of lithium battery mobile phones to automatically shut down are wrong.

In addition, the mobile phone or charger of lithium battery will automatically stop charging after the battery is fully charged, and there is no such thing as a nickel electric charger that lasts for more than 10 hours"Trickle"Charging (that is, if your lithium battery is fully charged, it will also be charged in vain when placed on the charger.) In addition, on some phones, if the charger is not removed 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.

In addition, another aspect that cannot be ignored is that lithium batteries are also not suitable for over-discharge, and over-discharge is also very unfavorable to lithium batteries.

It's perfectly possible, not necessarily the first 12 hours, the battery is generally used 3 to 5 times to reach its best.

The first time you use a new battery, you have to charge it for 12 hours, because the battery is not so easy to break, and the service life will be longer, if you can't use it for 12 hours, then try to flush it as long as possible at school.

The new battery of the mobile phone is generally charged for 12 hours in the first 3 times, so that the battery power can reach the best state, after the power is used up, after the automatic shutdown, it is also possible to go back to flush on Friday, and the general battery can be charged 2 times for 12 hours.

Don't be nervous classmates, the mobile phone battery is actually not activated as the description writes, that is the activation method of the previous battery, now it is all lithium batteries, don't charge it again if it is full, then the battery will keep repeating the process of discharging and recharging, and each battery is charged once is a loss of life, so it is completely unnecessary, as for the instructions written so completely for commercial intentions, I want you to charge the battery as soon as possible and buy a new one, I use Nokia X6 battery how long does it take to break one for half a year, It's because it's been a long time, and I'll remind you later. In the case you mentioned, there is no need to charge it for that long.