If the phone does not run out of power, will it hurt the phone if it continues to be charged?

Now the mobile phone is a lithium battery, even if it is not charged and then charged will not cause harm, although there is no harm on the surface of the charging surface, but there is a big harm, so that the charging over time, you will find that the battery expands, that is, the surface of the battery is convex, and finally the quantitative change will occur qualitative change, the battery has occurred, the mobile phone will also be **, if you are playing with the mobile phone, the light person will be injured a little, the heavy person will die on the spot, and finally lead to the empty of people and money.

I don't think you can do this, the phone has not run out of power, and then the harm caused by charging the battery, now the mobile phone is using lithium batteries, there is no memory, you can charge it at any time, don't run out of electricity, wait for the battery to automatically remind and warn, which will hurt the battery. And if you answer while charging**, there is no benefit, once my mobile phone was like this, and then the battery was directly broken, and it couldn't be used.

It will shorten the life of the battery, which will eventually lead to the phone's power not being durable. Fully charged, it didn't take long for the phone to run out of battery. ‍‍

If you play a game while charging, the battery will be charged and discharged at the same time, and the heat will be very high. It is easy to overheat, which is harmful to both the battery and the phone. ‍‍

Charging and discharging at the same time, the battery is prone to heat up, which seems to be harmful to both the phone and the battery. So try not to use your phone while charging. ‍‍

Frequent charging is not recommended, because the life of the lithium battery is related to the number of times it is charged, so frequent charging and discharging will affect the life of the battery, which is also not good for the charger. ‍‍

Although there is no harm on the surface of this sub-charging, there is a big hazard, and over time, you will find that the battery expands. ‍

I recommend trying not to do this unless you need to use your phone in a hurry. The mobile phone should be recharged after running out of power, which can extend the life of the battery and prolong the power consumption time of the mobile phone. ‍‍

The surface of the battery is convex, and the final quantitative change will undergo a qualitative change, and the battery will occur, and the mobile phone will also occur. ‍‍

I tell you very sure that the mobile phone battery is a lithium-ion rechargeable battery, this kind of battery has no memory, it can be charged at any time, and there is no need to run out of electricity and then recharge. ‍‍

The phone is charged before it runs out, and there is no harm to the phone.

When the phone battery is less than 20%, it is time to charge the phone battery, and when the phone is fully charged, we should unplug the charger in time.

Now mobile phones use lithium batteries, and lithium batteries are counted as full charge times. That is, it doesn't matter how many times you charge it. For example, you charge 20% for the first time and unplug it.

The second time I charged 50% and pulled it out. The third time I charged 30% and pulled it out. These times add up to 100% charging, which is a full charge, so you can charge as you go.