Prevent the cell phone battery to spoil easily

For all my cellphones i used, i've never replaced the battery with new one yet. Some of my phones already more than 3 years usage. To prevent the battery to spoil easily, you must not overcharge it. When the battery is full you should unplug the charger. Also when you charging the cellphone, never use the cellphone for calling or texting because it will make the battery spoil faster. Well i hope your new battery could stay in good shape longger than your previous battery.

Overcharging batteries can and will damage them, however cellphones should automatically stop charging them once they're full, so you should be able to leave it overnight without a problem. Something you can do is, every once in a while, completely discharge the battery before charging it back to full, sometimes that helps a little. Another thing you might try is turning the cellphone off while charging or actually remove the battery and do it outside the phone. All in all, you're battery's life span won't change much, I'm going to go ahead and say you just have to be lucky. I've had the same phone for over 5 years already and never had a problem with it. Whereas some friends had the same model and everything and had to change it after a couple of months.

Hello, I think after 3 years my phone battery had been spoiled because it cant last for one day that is why i am not using it anymore and i am planning to buy new battery since it is cheap. Yeah, i remember i am charging it overnight which what you said it is bad. Ok? I will not do it anymore. Sorry but i dont have any idea how to take care of the battery of my electronics. But i will search for it since i dont like to spoil my others things. Thanks!

Yes, over charging it can really damaged the life span of your battery. The other thing that you can do is to prevent exposing the batteries in hot places as the heat can deteriorate the battery components. Over charging equates to prolonged exposure to heat because it is connected to the electricity line.

I have had my cellphone since 2008 and up to now, its battery still works. Its up for 2 days when I do not use it, mostly during the weekend. What I do is I just charge it properly. Sometimes, I charge it longer than I intended, specially when I charge it at night and I forget to wake up to unplug it. But as much as possible, I wait for it to be fully charged before unplugging it.

i think maybe changing some settings in the phone in display like brightness and keypad lights will help your batter last alott longer, it did for all my phones but now i dont even have enough to pay for my own cellphone bill anymore. hoped this helped(:

Every single phone I've had, I've never had to replace the battery on. Now they have been where they didn't keep much charge, maybe one day or two, but that's also because of the frequency of which I've used my phones. I've heard that the best thing to do is as soon as you get your phone charge it for I think it's four hours atleast and then activate it and use it. After that, the phone should not be charged overnight. Now I do leave mine on the charger, almost over night, I will remember to take it off when I have awoken from a sleep and grab my phone to go to the toilet with me (for light to go through the house).

hi, now a days battery is now easily getting low because most of mobile phone now are touch screen that will cause of using of the battery energy,so the things i do to maintain my battery long last is i will reduce the back light of my phone and adjust the screen light of it,also i put automatic screen off to save more power,also i make my message tone very short but i can hear.