My Samsung battery is full, but I still put it there and keep rushing, waste or not? Is it bad for c

According to your doubt, Samsung phones come standard with a lithium-ion battery. Because the lithium battery does not have a memory function, it can be charged at any time, and can be charged and discharged shallowly.

Here are a few tips for using your phone's battery:

1.Do not over-discharge. When the device prompts "low battery", 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.

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.

I hope the above reply can help you and have a great life!

Of course, it is harmful, the battery board of each mobile phone has its own power tolerance, which not only consumes electricity, but also may cause **.

Hope it helps!

It doesn't have much impact, as long as you don't keep doing it like this, and it will shorten the standby time and service life of the battery in the long run.

When it reaches fullness, it will not be filled, like a bottle filled with water, reaching equilibrium. There is no effect and will not damage the battery.

I'm also a Samsung smartphone, didn't I give a seat charger when I bought it, and it was best to charge it there, and it wouldn't hurt the phone.

If you are charging with a mobile phone, it is recommended that it be best to turn it off, and as soon as it is fully charged, a full green battery and a red tick are displayed on the screen, just unplug it and don't charge it, it is not good for the mobile phone.

Generally, the charger has battery protection, and his manual is written like this!! But personally, I think it's better to rush it in half an hour!! Now this is now this business!! Alas, I wish you were bad.

At present, the normal standby time of Samsung smartphones is at most one day (24 hours), plus the Android system and Samsung mobile phones have a lot of built-in background software, these software will occupy memory and consume power even if you don't use it, that is to say, as long as the phone is turned on with a card, it will be put on if you don't use it, and the standby time will not exceed one day, so the problem you reflect does not belong to the failure of the mobile phone, nor is it caused by your improper use, so don't worry, just get used to it slowly.

The phone display problem is not actually full.

Phone battery issues.

There is a problem with the interface of the mobile phone, which shows charging, but it is not charging.

Workarounds for power consumption:

Install a guard or butler to turn off unnecessary apps that start automatically when you boot up, or shut down once a day or two.

It should be better if you turn the data off.

Battery reasons or background apps.

A meal, divided into ten meals, will be uncomfortable for everyone, let alone the battery.

If conditions permit, it is best to charge to 100%, not too long, not too little, not good for the battery.

Incorrect charging is easy to cause: battery swelling (the phone heats up badly) and other phenomena.

It is recommended to try the following actions to reduce battery drain:

1.When the device is not in use, you can switch to sleep mode by pressing the power button.

2.Turn on power saving mode: Settings - power saving mode - slide to turn on.

3.Close unnecessary apps via Task Manager (long press the home button for two seconds).

4.Turn off settings such as Bluetooth, location, push notifications, etc. to extend standby time without affecting usage.

5.Disable the auto-sync feature of the app.

6.Reduce backlight time.

7.Turn down the brightness of the display.

8.If possible, try to replace the original battery of the mobile phone.

If the problem persists, please bring the purchase invoice, repair card and machine to the Samsung service center, and a professional after-sales engineer will help you test it.

If your phone is in standby and the battery drains too fast, it is recommended to:

2.End the program that runs in the end.

5.If the above operations still do not work normally, it is recommended that you bring the purchase receipt, repair card and mobile phone to the nearest Samsung service center for testing.

Running electricity is normal, but it is very slow, it can be put for several months and there is electricity, if you put it in a few days and there is no electricity, 1 bad contact leads to rapid leakage, 2 unqualified quality itself consumes electricity relatively quickly, solution: buy a new one. The brand is better Pinsheng, Best, and the affordable Xiaomi's, and the official website of the district is bought.

Hello: According to your description, it is recommended that you:

1.Remove the phone battery, clean the battery contacts, reinstall the charge and check the power consumption.

2.Once you drain your phone's battery, try to recharge it.

4.Back up mobile phone data (**book, short delay information, multi** files, etc.), restore factory settings (settings-reset-factory reset), if the fault is still there, it is recommended that you bring the mobile phone three packs of vouchers, and send the mobile phone to the nearest Samsung service center for testing and maintenance, please visit the specific service center for inquiries:

Yes, it's all lithium batteries now, just don't overshoot.

How dangerous, spontaneous combustion is troublesome, the battery continues to charge is not good, just like a laptop, the battery is not good for a year and a half.