The E63 battery lasts for about 12 hours

Using QQ is very power-intensive.

I don't know if the LZ uses an AC-8X charger It usually takes 2 hours to charge.

According to your usage, it's pretty much normal.

The forum said that in two or three days, I've tried it, but the general standby time is 12 hours on average.

Here's a comparison of a few real and fake batteries.

Supplement: The length of battery standby time varies from person to person, and the landlord should not care too much about the use of more standby time, the shorter the standby time of less use, and the longer the standby if there is a real need, buy a spare battery.

I bought a spare battery, which is Hongyi's, and it feels like the original electricity.

Take the charger and charge it all the time....There's no other way....The battery capacity is so small....

Good enough. Mine if I keep connecting to GPRS like this. It's gone in 3 hours.

The first three times you don't need to be fully charged for 12 hours, as long as you are fully charged, after 3 times, it is fully activated. Moreover, today's batteries generally have a protection board function, and after being fully charged, in order to prevent overcharging and overdischarging, they will automatically turn off the power. So, even if you insist on charging for 12 hours, it will have no effect at all.

For the first three times, it is still necessary to fully discharge and then recharge, which can ensure the full activation of the battery. For each charge after activation, try to start charging after the battery runs out. Because in principle, although lithium-ion batteries do not have memory function, long-term tests have proved that lithium-ion batteries still have a slight memory function after long-term use.

Therefore, if you take the long-term charging method when you have nothing to do, it will still have a great impact on the standby time and service life of lithium-ion batteries.

I heard a friend who makes mobile phones say that the current mobile phone batteries don't need this.

Normal charging will do.

No, as long as the mobile phone prompts that the battery is low, it can be fully charged, and the lithium battery has been activated when it leaves the factory, as long as it is charged and discharged normally.

Ni-chromium batteries don't, lithium-ion batteries don't!

The e63 uses a lithium-ion battery and does not need to be operated in the same way as the landlord described.

Hello, no matter what battery has to be charged for a longer time for the first time, it can be fully charged later, you can't wait until there is no power to charge, it is almost one or two squares left to charge, because the radiation is very large when the power is almost empty, you have to pay attention. Have a great day.

Yes, the general requirements are like this.

This is not needed, the current ones are lithium batteries, and this step will be done for you before the appearance, and you can charge it normally.

No! Now the batteries used in mobile phones are lithium batteries, so you don't have to be so troublesome! Here's how it should be done:

The first charging time should be longer, preferably more than 12 hours, because due to transportation, the newly bought mobile phone batteries are all losses, and if the transportation is fully charged, there will be an accident! In the future, you don't have to wait until there is no power to charge, that hurts the battery, because the life of the lithium battery is 5000 times after the performance of the complete charge and discharge, here the complete is from scratch, so we want to avoid a complete charge and discharge, as long as there is a grid of electricity left, it is best to charge that is not a charge and discharge, so that the battery will be used for a longer time! By the way, let me tell you a common sense, that is, the general charger can charge a battery in 3 hours, and it will lose the charging liquid for a long time, which is not good for the battery, so it is not suitable to charge for too long in the future.

Just be full, the current batteries are lithium batteries, not nickel-metal hydride batteries, and they don't need a thorough chemical reaction, so they don't need to be charged for a long time for the first time. Rushing too long is not good for the battery.

Charge as you go, it's best to keep it at full, of course, it's okay to use it almost in the rush. The main thing is not to charge for a long time to "activate", just charge normally. Now the mobile phone batteries are all lithium batteries, and there is no memory effect and activation, so there is no need to charge for more than 12 hours