Common mistake in charging that can reduce your smartphone's performance

  To prevent your phone from crashing while charging and optimizing your phone, here are some ways to avoid common mistakes that easily get ...

 To prevent your phone from crashing while charging and optimizing your phone, here are some ways to avoid common mistakes that easily get rid of your gadgets.

1. Keep your phone case open while charging:

Your device usually emits heat when charging. To avoid exposing your phone to local temperatures, it is recommended that you remove the case case while charging your phone so that the heat emitted from your phone during charging will escape. This way you can prevent your device from overheating and overheating when charging.

2. Wait for the battery to reach lower levels before charging:

Avoid waiting for your battery to reach the lowest level before charging. The effect of this on your phone battery is not immediate, but over time it starts to appear and eventually presses down your phone battery and shortens battery life.

3. Connect whatever the charger is compatible with:

This applies especially to Smartphones. Most Smartphones use a small USB charger for its chargers and for this reason many people are prone to switching and changing chargers because it comes in and works on their phones. However, this is incorrect and, in time, may severely damage your phone's battery.

4. Charging your phone in the wrong places:

You need to be careful where you charge your phone as failure to do so may disrupt the capacity of your battery. High-temperature phones can work normally and charging your phone in hot weather can increase the temperature and depress the battery.

5. Charge your phone overnight:

This applies especially to Smartphones. Most Smartphones use a small USB charger for its chargers and for this reason many people are prone to switching and changing chargers because it comes in and works on their phones. However, this is incorrect and, in time, may severely damage your phone's battery.

6. You use your  phone while charging.

You should not leave your phone dry while trying to charge the battery. This leads to overstress of the battery, which is now trying to do 2 things at once. If someone calls you, you can unplug the phone (and the charger from the socket) and recharge it after the call is over.