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Because I heard, it is not god for battery to charge when its not fully empty.
At least I heard that.

Do you know what is the best way to charge iPone battery, to preserve its durability?

tnx
 
Because I heard, it is not god for battery to charge when its not fully empty.
At least I heard that.

Do you know what is the best way to charge iPone battery, to preserve its durability?

tnx

Where's GJStudios when you need him? ;) Btw, that's untrue for lith-ion batteries. There's a very helpful guide on batteries here on MR, although it may take a while to find it. I learned a lot by reading up on lithium based batteries on batteryuniversity.com
 
Because I heard, it is not god for battery to charge when its not fully empty.
At least I heard that.

Do you know what is the best way to charge iPone battery, to preserve its durability?

tnx


Newer batteries actually benefit from being topped off instead of draining and charging. You really(at least according to apple) calibrate the battery once a month by doing a full battery use and charging it again.
 
If you still wanted to do this, I'd say the easiest way would be to remove the USB pin on the cord that provides the power to the phone. Of course you'd have to have another unmodified cord to charge with.
 
Tnx for answers.

Ye, I heard it like you guys wrote.

So my problem is, because I use personal hotspot a lot, my iPhone gets charged every time i plug it into mac to use it as a hotspot.

It would be excellent to be able to tell mac or iPhone:
DONT CHARGE NOW MAN! :D
 
Again, charging it constantly is ok, it won't ruin your battery. The technology will be worthless long before your battery doesn't hold a charge.
 
Short of cutting the USB Cable open and severing the (+) wire, no, there's no way of not charging the battery.
 
Hello,

please, can anyone tell me if it is possible to set up mac when you plug in your iPhone, it does NOT charge it?

tnx

Your iPhone battery will actually last longer if you charge it more often and don't let it drain to completely dead but once a month or so - to recalibrate the percent charged indicator.
 
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