Battery Full Remove from charger should we?

Forums › Android › Battery Full Remove from charger should we?

gnfb

2685 posts

Uber Geek
+1 received by user: 197

ID Verified

#293747 11-Feb-2022 12:02

My galaxy note that I have resting on a wireless charger Beeps and lets me know when charge is complete and remove from charger.

Is it harmful to just leave it on the charger? Its no big deal to move it but would be better if the wireless charger switched of etc

Is there a wireless charger you use that switches of ? or maybe some app on the phone ?

Is an English Man living in New Zealand. Not a writer, an Observer he says. Graham is a seasoned 'traveler" with his sometimes arrogant, but honest opinion on life. He loves the Internet!.

I have two shops online allshop.nz patchpinflag.nz
Email Me

xpd

Geek of Coastguard
14116 posts

Uber Geek
+1 received by user: 4576

Retired Mod

ID Verified

Trusted

Lifetime subscriber

#2865371 11-Feb-2022 12:46

Dont think itll be a problem, devices these days have good power management to know not to accept anything further.

XPD / Gavin

LinkTree

Gurezaemon

~HONYAKKER!~
1417 posts

Uber Geek
+1 received by user: 1566

ID Verified

Lifetime subscriber

#2865444 11-Feb-2022 13:58

Not exactly what you're asking, but tangentially, Accubattery has a useful function that alerts you when the battery has reached 80% full - a maximum of 80% charge is apparently supposed to be better for the battery.

I charge my phone on a wireless charger at my desk, and remove it when I hear the notification. If I do think I'll need the extra 20%, I'll ignore the notification and let it keep charging.

Get your business seen overseas - Nexus Translations

Jase2985

13730 posts

Uber Geek
+1 received by user: 6202

ID Verified

Lifetime subscriber

#2865498 11-Feb-2022 14:54

Gurezaemon:

Not exactly what you're asking, but tangentially, Accubattery has a useful function that alerts you when the battery has reached 80% full - a maximum of 80% charge is apparently supposed to be better for the battery.

I charge my phone on a wireless charger at my desk, and remove it when I hear the notification. If I do think I'll need the extra 20%, I'll ignore the notification and let it keep charging.

i know people do this. but i used accubattery for about 6 months and always fully charge, both via wireless and wired charging. its said ive gone through about on average 1 wear cycle per day (what is a wear cycle?) my battery health has actually gone up 3% since i started using it, and i never take the phone off the charger early.

the "wear cycle" doesn't appear to correlate to a degradation in battery heath at all.