Question for battery experts:
With the optimised battery charging feature turned on on an iPhone/iPad/Watch, do you think it is better to charge it randomly throughout the day (or days) to avoid getting to let's say <20%, or just pick a fixed time when the device gets connected to charger regardless of remaining charge? Usually at night by most people, I assume.
Because it is not recommened to fully discharge li-on battery regularly, so ad-hoc charging based on remaining % makes sense, but at the same time the optimised battery charging feature needs to have a schedule to kick in, otherwise it won't wait with charging the device from 80% to 100% at night, which will prolong the time the device spends at 100%, which is not good long-term.
What do you think?
With the optimised battery charging feature turned on on an iPhone/iPad/Watch, do you think it is better to charge it randomly throughout the day (or days) to avoid getting to let's say <20%, or just pick a fixed time when the device gets connected to charger regardless of remaining charge? Usually at night by most people, I assume.
Because it is not recommened to fully discharge li-on battery regularly, so ad-hoc charging based on remaining % makes sense, but at the same time the optimised battery charging feature needs to have a schedule to kick in, otherwise it won't wait with charging the device from 80% to 100% at night, which will prolong the time the device spends at 100%, which is not good long-term.
What do you think?