Battery Myths Busted: Discharging To Zero
We often think a complete discharge followed by a complete charge would be good for the battery. The truth is that charging when the battery level is at 50 percent will provide the least amount of strain to the battery.
Keeping the battery charge between 20 to 80 percent is the best way to keep your battery working for as long as possible.
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