Hey, what’s the best routine to charge my new iphone 13 pro max? i’m worried that if i charge it overnight every night it’ll make the battery bad, i did the same on my 12 and it was at 91%! anyone got any tips? thanks
You might not like this answer but use the little original 5w charging brick. In addition don’t let your phone drop below 10% before charging it. I usually don’t go below 20%. And don’t max charge. I get mine to around 90% and I’m good. My 12 promax from the time I had it which was the end of last year(December) to September it was still 100%Hey, what’s the best routine to charge my new iphone 13 pro max? i’m worried that if i charge it overnight every night it’ll make the battery bad, i did the same on my 12 and it was at 91%! anyone got any tips? thanks
Just curious, does turning off optimized help? I believe mine was on the whole timeI charged my launch day 12 Pro Max every night with a 5W charging brick. Sold it yesterday and battery capacity was 100% with optimized charging OFF.
Honestly I don’t know. I prefer to keep it off though. I only have it on for my series 6 Apple Watch. Which is funny because I bought it in November and it’s at 91% battery capacity as we speak.Just curious, does turning off optimized help? I believe mine was on the whole time
I’m not actually knowledgeable about the apple watches since I’ve never owned one. Am I correct that the watches only use wireless charging?Honestly I don’t know. I prefer to keep it off though. I only have it on for my series 6 Apple Watch. Which is funny because I bought it in November and it’s at 91% battery capacity as we speak.
so don’t charge overnight then? because lots of sources say to charge overnight and i’m like ahhhhhjYou might not like this answer but use the little original 5w charging brick. In addition don’t let your phone drop below 10% before charging it. I usually don’t go below 20%. And don’t max charge. I get mine to around 90% and I’m good. My 12 promax from the time I had it which was the end of last year(December) to September it was still 100%
do you charge overnight?My XS Max is three years old. I don’t worry about charging routines and the battery health is 92 percent. Plus a replacement battery from Apple isn’t expensive if that ever becomes necessary.
It is sorta wireless with a magnet. It’s the heat that causes the battery to drain which is why I avoid using wireless charging for anything in general.I’m not actually knowledgeable about the apple watches since I’ve never owned one. Am I correct that the watches only use wireless charging?
Just don’t do a fast charge overnight. Stick with 5W charging brick and you won’t have issues.so don’t charge overnight then? because lots of sources say to charge overnight and i’m like ahhhhhj
Sometimes, depending on how much charging it needs. But usually I put it on a wireless charger early in the morning and it’s fully charged when I’m ready to leave.do you charge overnight?
oh, why 5w overnight? i’ll try itJust don’t do a fast charge overnight. Stick with 5W charging brick and you won’t have issues.
Yep, charge it in the morning and turn off optimize battery charging, it’s a big gimmick that destroys your battery.so don’t charge overnight then? because lots of sources say to charge overnight and i’m like ahhhhhj
The best advice I’ve seen (that I practice) and seems to be a consensus is scientifically speaking to charge it to around 80-85 if that can get your through your day and charge again around 30 percent. That keeps the battery from its extreme highs and lows which these types of batteries don’t like Which keeps the heat under control.Hey, what’s the best routine to charge my new iphone 13 pro max? i’m worried that if i charge it overnight every night it’ll make the battery bad, i did the same on my 12 and it was at 91%! anyone got any tips? thanks
Ah right, i have a 20W apple brick charger so that should be alright?The best advice I’ve seen (that I practice) and seems to be a consensus is scientifically speaking to charge it to around 80-85 if that can get your through your day and charge again around 30 percent. That keeps the battery from its extreme highs and lows which these types of batteries don’t like Which keeps the heat under control.
Im also of the mind, and there seems to be data be back this up, that a fast charger won’t hurt your battery as long as you follow the above rule of thumb. Think of the fast charger like a sponge. At first it gives you battery a big blast of energy to get it going and then it eventually slows down and levels off. Similar to how a sponge soaks up a large portion of water at first and then the absorption dies down once it gets too full.
I don’t dig these big 60 plus watt chargers. I had one for one of my phones and never used it. I stick with a 20 watt Anker Nano charger (same size as the OG iPhone brick) and an old Essential phone 27 watt in my bedroom.
I charge it to as close to 80 as I can before bed so I can just top it off in the morning before I go. I used to charge overnight but I don’t do that anymore. I actually shut my phone off at night as I have no use for it while I sleep.
and what’s your battery health? i want to keep my 13 pro max healthyKeep all your batteries charged between 20-80% for best battery life.
I charge mine to 80% most of the time except when I know I may need extra charge then to 90%. I try to charge when it gets to around 20%.