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Charging an iPhone?
- Thread starter TNThomas
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1. Plugging it into the charger will automatically power it back up. The only time you can charge it while off is if it has literally no battery left.
2. Nope - charge it whenever you want.
Yes, you can charge when off, see for instance:
https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/540844/
No, it's fine to charge with partial battery power, although Apple suggests at least a monthly full charge cycle:
http://www.apple.com/batteries/iphone.html
https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/540844/
No, it's fine to charge with partial battery power, although Apple suggests at least a monthly full charge cycle:
http://www.apple.com/batteries/iphone.html
#1. Yes, I believe so, though I've never tried it.
#2. No it's not bad at all. I charge my iPhone every night regardless of what percentage it's at. Li-ion batteries like being charged and if run until dead, too much, it will shorten it's life.
#2. No it's not bad at all. I charge my iPhone every night regardless of what percentage it's at. Li-ion batteries like being charged and if run until dead, too much, it will shorten it's life.
You can charge it when totally off, when it's hooked up to power, you will just need to turn the phone off.
Just turn off your iPhone after plugging it in. Voila, charging while off. And yes, you can plug it in whenever you feel you need more battery.
Your avatar gets me every time. You think I'd be used to it by now, but nope. I still have a spaz attack every time I see it from the corner of my eye.
It's 2013 not 2003. You can plug your phone to charge when ever you want.
Your avatar gets me every time. You think I'd be used to it by now, but nope. I still have a spaz attack every time I see it from the corner of my eye.
