Every Apple device that is portable (iPhone, iPad, MacBook, iPod) has a lithium polymer battery inside, but also has a chip that controls the state of the battery and is the key to its proper functioning. . This chip normally works well, but it never hurts to 'educate' it, and to do that we are going to learn today.
I know there are many ways to calibrate a battery and many opinions, but I'm going to stick to what has worked for me perfectly for years:
- Use your iPad and let the battery drain.
- When it's used up, leave it like that for at least 3-4 hours and don't do anything with it.
- Put it to charge until it is full and leave it connected for a little longer (2-3 hours). You can use it throughout this point.
- Calibrated battery.
It is advisable to use it until we go to bed, let it rest overnight and in the morning put it to charge. This process is recommended every 1 to 2 months.
Of course it is totally unnecessary to do what you say .. but if you have nothing to do and you get bored then it is a good tutorial.
The memory effect / medium charges / micro charges etc have long passed into history, precisely with lithium polymer batteries.
What happens to me with my Phone 8Plus is that it sticks to me in WhatsApp and I don't know what to do, I have to turn it off and on again, I don't know if that's good please answer me