Overcoming 99% to 100% cell phone charge for a long time
There are many Android smartphones that have different battery capacities, sometimes the higher the quality of the phone, the higher the available battery capacity. Currently, the maximum battery I’ve ever found for high-end Android phones averages not up to 5000 mAh, maybe the equivalent of 4000 mAh and more. Of course, cell phones with high-performance batteries are very efficient, while low-end phones still consume a maximum of 2000 mAh and below and of course have to be charged 1 or 2 times a day depending on the condition of the battery as well. Of course, if the battery has been used for more than 1 year the battery condition will deteriorate, and if it’s 2 or 3 years it is time to switch to a new battery.
Lots of people are upset because the Android battery runs out quickly, this makes sense depending on regular use, e.g. There are people who often do things that make the battery unhealthy and remember that there are still many Android phones out there that use them Li-ion technologySo you need to keep the battery healthy as opposed to polymer which is better energy saving, but most batteries are not easy to remove and there are not many meters that sell this type of battery.
Speaking of battery, I had problems though Charge the battery with a capacity of 2300 mAh stuck at 99%, and after finding out more, it turned out that a lot of people were having problems like me, so they only had to charge 99%. Of course it’s not a good thing, but here I have several solutions to solve the problem and of course it has to be done with patience. Actually that no problem with battery, charger or mobile phone, but generally a high capacity battery should be charged a little longer than usual, at least 4-5 hours. Here are some solutions I can share based on my experience. See below.
- Overnight fee – For new phones or phones that are several months old, try charging overnight, maybe 8 hours. You don’t have to worry as this only happens once and it doesn’t affect the health of the battery. Try charging the phone by turning the phone off and see if it is 100% in the morning. If so, it means that the loading time is quite long.
- Perform calibration – This method is often used on phones with ROOT status. This way the battery needs to be fully charged before calibration and you will no longer see only 99% charge, but this also has side effects on the battery, please find out more on Google.
- Use the app – To see the progress of the battery, you can use a kind of Clean Master, which then shows with each charging process which actions the battery is currently performing, for example fast charging for 10% to 80% and continued charging up to 100%. For continued charging, it makes sense if it takes a long time, as fast charging will stabilize it.
- Unplug and then install – Please unplug the charger and plug it in when it is 99%, if it is a little long, 100% immediately means there is a fault in the battery, but if it is still 99% it is possible that the battery should be charged longer.
You can try the above method and I recommend it top down because if you know your battery will be 100% full for a long time, hours of sleep are the solution. Make sure you with the original charge from the mobile phone, because only that fits and does not harm the development of the battery, because with chargers with high power consumption you should be careful to buy a good one, to fit and not to get the phone hot. But even if you buy a good charger, I prefer to use the original charger so that it is safe and durable in everyday use. Maybe you’ve had the same experience as me, please add a comment if you have another solution.
Hopefully useful and good luck
