Here are some methods to extend the battery life of electronic products:

Avoid overcharging and overdischarging: Try not to let the battery level drop below 20% before recharging, and do not connect the charger for a long time after being fully charged.

For example, when the battery of a mobile phone is about 30% full, it will be charged and the charger will be unplugged promptly after it is fully charged.

Control the charging environment temperature: Avoid charging in high or low temperature environments. High temperatures may damage the battery, while low temperatures can reduce charging efficiency and battery performance.

Do not charge electronic devices in vehicles with direct sunlight or outdoors with low temperatures.

Reduce the frequency of fast charging: Although fast charging is convenient, frequent use may cause some damage to the battery.

If time permits, try to choose the normal charging mode.

Adjusting screen brightness and automatic screen lock time: Reducing screen brightness and shortening automatic screen lock time can reduce battery consumption.

When the indoor light is dim, reduce the screen brightness appropriately.

Turn off unnecessary features such as Bluetooth, Wi Fi, location services, etc., and turn them off when not in use to save power.

If the device is not connected via Bluetooth, turn off the Bluetooth function in a timely manner.

Regular full charge and discharge: Perform a full charge and discharge once a month to calibrate the battery level display.

Let the battery run out until it automatically shuts down, and then fully charge it.

Avoid using while charging: especially for high-energy consumption operations such as playing large games or watching high-definition videos, which can cause the battery to heat up and affect its lifespan.

Do not play large mobile games for a long time while charging.

Choose original chargers and high-quality charging cables: Non original chargers and charging cables may affect charging quality and battery life.

Always use the original charger and charging cable that come with electronic products.

Keep the battery clean: prevent dust and dirt from entering the battery interface, which can affect charging efficiency and battery performance.

Regularly wipe the battery interface with a clean soft cloth.