It would still get through a cycle when it discharges/charges through 100% (even if it's done through let's say five 20% periods basically). In theory it's better to top it off more than running it down, especially all the way down--with the best range for the battery being between 80% and 40% essentially). That said, these days it doesn't really matter how you use it as far as it making a real noticeable practical difference (perhaps short of the extremes of essentially almost always leaving it plugged in or almost always running the battery completely out until the device dies).
I was wondering this myself. I move mine on and off the wireless charging dock all day. Not sure if this is detrimental to the short or long-term life of the battery?
If you are taking about calibrating the battery meter, that's not really something that's needed these days, and if one was to do it for some reason it would be once in a rare while essentially. It certainly doesn't have much to do with battery health, and wouldn't make it last longer, but instead would actually be somewhat worse to run the battery down all the way, or close to it, so often (even though it might ultimately not be all that noticeable as far as negative effects might go).
The info has been known. Doesn't seem like there's anything about discharging down to something like 10% and charging it back up all the way to extend battery life.
Think it only could be an issue if you plan to keep your phone for quite a few years. I’m on an annual upgrade so I think after a year it won’t matter how much you charge it.
It makes no perceivable difference. Charge it however and as often as you like. Many times a day, or overnight, makes no odds. Anything else your hear is FUD spread by the uninformed.
