Routine to not charge the iPhone at night
Before I start, I've always charged the iPhone at night. All the phones I've had before iPhone 13 PRO MAX, I put them on charge before I went to bed and disconnected them from the network right after I woke up. This hasn't had much of an impact on my battery he alth and all phones have lasted over 4 years with the original battery.
It has always been said that it is not good to have the iPhone charging all night and Apple has already acted by implementing thefunction load optimizedIt learns from our habits, charging the iPhone quickly up to 80% to reach 100% just before you get up. This is something that when we do not follow our rest routine, imagine that every day you get up at 8:00 a.m. and one day you have to get up at 5:00 a.m. , the iPhone you find it with 80% charge.
Well, having a iPhone 13 PRO MAX and having a long autonomy, I remember that I can go 2 and a half days without charging it, I have chosen to perform the following routine that it just makes it charge the iPhone just one night old fashioned.
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My new routine for not charging my iPhone at night:
Normally what I did before applying this new way of charging, was to charge the iPhone fully every two nights.I'm not a big fan of it, but I couldn't find a way to make charging more effective and efficient, until one day I decided to try what I'm telling you below.
Normally I work from Monday to Friday from 6:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. at 2:00 p.m. so I decided to do the following:
- Full charge Sunday night.
- Partial charge Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday during the time I use between getting up and going to work, which is usually about 30 min.
- On Saturdays I usually charge longer so I don't have to charge it until Sunday night.
Morning load more than 25%
By doing this I buffer the daily consumption of battery with small daily charges that compensate a little for that expense. A day I can spend 40% or at most 50% of battery.If during the small morning charge I recharge an average of 25%-30%, per day I can lose between 15%-20% autonomy. This means that I get to Saturday morning with 5%-10% to make a longer charge and that it lasts until Sunday night to make a full charge.
If your time to prepare to go to work or study is more than 30 minutes, the load will be greater and you will be able to stretch your autonomy much more.
I've been doing it for a few weeks and the truth is that it works perfectly for me.
The idea is to spend the work week holding the iPhone with small morning charges to avoid charging it all night which, I repeat, is not bad but it doesn't make me grace.
That's right, if you don't have an iPhone 13 PRO MAX or you don't get to the end of the day with more than 50-60% battery life, I don't recommend doing it because you You'll run out of charge before you get to night.Although if you apply some of these 30 tricks to flatten the iPhone's battery, you may be able to manage to save so much charge.
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