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| How do I change the charging method of iPhone smartphones to reduce battery drain? |
If there's one thing, if you don't like it, the battery gets hot. According to Apple, the company's iPhones and other devices can operate normally in the temperature range from 0 ° C to 35 ° C. The company warns that using its devices in hot conditions can reduce lifetime battery life.
We've seen devices (especially iPhones) charge, allowing us to spot some patterns of temperature fluctuations. We found that the faster the charging, the more heat generated and wireless charging makes the iPhone much warmer than charging the phone with the supplied charger.
Likewise, the longest charging time for an iPhone is from night to morning, as we plug it in before we close our eyes and unplug it from the charger immediately after waking up. The shipping rate is estimated at five. Until five in the day. Nine o'clock.
Apple introduced a feature called "Battery Optimized Charging" in iOS 13. The idea is that when the iPhone is connected to the charger for a long time (especially when it sleeps at night), it stops charging so that the device can quickly charge to 80% and increase the percentage. When you wake up, it's last 20% of the time.
Bottom line: You have to use the included charger for charging at night, which is totally acceptable. But why does the iPhone charge so fast when charging at night? The reason for this is because each charge leads to more heat and unnecessary wear on the battery. The same goes for wireless charging. However, it remains a bit low for overnight charging as a slight change in the position of the phone on the tablet will stop charging unless you are using MagSafe or it will generate unnecessary heat.
It's great to use a fast charger for fast charging during the day, but for charging at night, the slow charger is perfectly acceptable. We've also tried slower USB-A chargers and found they're good for overnight charging. Because it can complete the task and generate the least amount of heat.
If you charge the device during the day, then the battery will only be partially charged, up to 80%. Since the device stays connected to the charger indefinitely, we avoid long-term inactive charging.