What is Adaptive Charging technology and how does it work, and what is its impact on phone battery life?

There is nothing more beautiful than seeing a strong Wi-Fi signal or seeing your phone charger fully charged. With our increasing use of phones, the charger does not reach its peak during sleeping hours. As we know, charging a lot at night negatively affects the battery life in the future. But today, let’s talk about the technology of “Adaptive Charging” developed by phone manufacturers, which works to protect the battery for a longer lifespan.

1- What is “Adaptive Charging” technology and how does it work:

Adaptive Charging technology tracks your battery charging habits, using artificial intelligence to adjust the charging speed when the charger is left connected for long periods, such as overnight. Adaptive Charging slows down the charging process and adjusts it to coincide with your waking or phone usage times.

2- What is the effect of Adaptive Charging technology on the phone battery?:

During your sleep and after reaching peak charging at 100%, with some applications and services running in the background consuming the battery and reducing it to 98% or 99%, the charger then recharges the phone back to full capacity, repeating the process throughout the charging period. This process leads to a reduction in the battery lifespan as the battery life is closely related to the number of charging cycles from 0% to 100%.

This is where the impact of Adaptive Charging technology comes in, as it works to reduce charging cycles and thereby preserve your battery for the longest possible lifespan.

In conclusion, Adaptive Charging technology is available on all modern phones, may be named differently in some devices and companies, but their function is the same. So, if you wake up early and find that your phone is not fully charged, know that Adaptive Charging technology is doing its job.

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Sent by: Aziz