Taking Good Care of An Android Smartphone

Do you want to buy a new Android smartphone? Or did you just buy it? 

You may be wondering how to deal with it. Smartphones are very delicate technological devices that cost thousands of pesos. It is worth taking care of. It will last a long time if you pay close attention. After all, it can save you money. 

Here are some ways to keep your phone in top condition. 

GETTING A PROTECTIVE CASE

The design team has spent a lot of time improving the look of a smartphone, so it does not seem necessary to put it in a protective case. But if your phone survives the crash, you won't regret it. There are plenty of phone cases on the market today that can make a phone looks great even inside a protective case.

KEEP IT SEPARATELY

Leaving your phone or other items in your pocket or purse can cause scratches. Store your smartphone in a separate bag or case to avoid accidental damage. 

CHARGE IT PROPERLY

A battery of a phone will lose capacity over time, and an average lithium-ion battery can last between 300 and 500 cycles. This means that the battery will be almost worn out after 500 charges. The charging cycle only applies when charging the phone from 0% to 100%. So, to prolong battery life, do not fully discharge the battery before charging. Experts suggest charging the phone when the battery life reaches 40% and not waiting for it to decrease. So it is much better to charge regularly than to charge once or twice, but it's almost empty. 

AVOID OVERHEATING

Heat is particularly uncomfortable as high temperatures can damage the screen, internal components, and the battery. For some heavy users like gamers, the phone overheats. However, there are devices on the market right now that can keep your phone cool, like the Black Shark Funcooler Pro. If you cant afford this gadget, just use your phone in moderation.

These are just some of the best practices in keeping our phones in top shape. What else do you suggest? Please comment below.