All the time. I dock my phone to a MagSafe stand overnight, and a MagSafe car mount that charges at 15W speed. Between all that, it's enough to get through the day.
I haven't found this to be true, over the course of the year (at most) that I own my phones. I have seen similar battery degradation between a slow charging iPhone and a super fast charing Android within a 12 month period. I cannot speak beyond that though, as I don't own phones for longer than a year.
To be fair, it is rare to see a battery drop much below 100% within the first year of use, at least in my case anyway. I think at most I have seen a battery drop down to 99% after one year, on any phone I've bought within the past five years anyway.
My own iPhone 15 - never.
I charge every phone i have 0-100 multiple times a week and my battery health has not dropped in any significant way.
“Slow or fast makes no difference when you’re asleep” 🤔 if you’re unaware I guess it doesn’t 🥴
But why? Certainly it's the most convenient time for charging since you don't use it then and you never have to wait for it, no matter how slow.
I use it for charging overnight (have a wireless charging stand I use). Other than that, I use wired charging if needed (or out and about.)
It's my understanding that keeping a phone close to fully charged for long stretches of time is even more problematic than fast charging. Not charging overnight is an easy way to make sure this does not happen. If that is really necessary or useful, given Apple's clever charging algorithms, is of course debatable.
. Half an hour is usually enough to top it up.That's a strange conclusion. I think it's more an indication for more advanced battery chemistries and better battery cooling.
I mentioned wired charging is still faster but my point was for Apple to get rid of the MagSafe hardware to make room for a bigger battery with higher capacity...
