Battery Myths Busted: Full Charging
A full charge of the battery does not mean it does not have any more battery cells that can be charged.
The Lithium ions inside the lithium cobalt oxide layer are designed by manufacturers so that only half of it is used, to ensure repeat charging and discharging for maximum cycles
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