What, even when it’s just lost a few percent in health??
I have an Apple Watch Ultra with optimised battery charging enabled. Quite often, the battery stops charging around 80% for me because the way I use it during the day does not deplete the energy enough to require charging to 100% every night. Just turn on optimised battery charging and let the algorithm to do its own thing.I know there’s optimised battery charging & all that, but really, is this practice (overnight charging) really bad for the battery?
Also, is overnight wireless charging any worse?
Real world responses would be appreciated.
Thanks.
I highly doubt the phone is going to turn off just because you’ve lost 3% healthYes, it's a continuum.
I highly doubt the phone is going to turn off just because you’ve lost 3% health
Vast majority only keep the phone for max 2 years so this is all mostly irrelevant
Not here in UK it isn’t. Most common is 2 year contracts with carriersIt's temperature dependent. As the battery degrades, it's less likely to be capable of supplying peak current at low temps. Car batteries have most trouble in winter.
Not sure where you came up with the 2 year figure. The average is 3-4 years.
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Not here in UK it isn’t. Most common is 2 year contracts with carriers