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how to optimize battery life?
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this post was submitted on 04 Sep 2023
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I am not sure about article, searching for them would need a navigation through a lot of trash articles.
But for lithium batteries, it is often recommended 20-80. Not sure if there are big margins set by honor at 100% and 0% which would make the phone never close to those values. If there are, going to 100% and 0% isn't a huge deal, but still can have some more wear on the battery than 20/80.
I don't know about the specific % of wear. But I'd also assume that battery tech and way of implementing limits can make the degradation % vary. So not sure it would even be useful.