ionenbush
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Ray-CubeAce Posted at 12-20 07:54
We aren't talking about in use but when not in use for more than a few days. And yes, even phones begin to suffer around eighteen months to two years in from constant recharging. Sometimes sooner. It's one reason I wouldn't consider an electric car any time soon. If you let the level drop below a safe level the battery may not recharge at all if left before recharging or go into cell reversal.
As Curt has pointed out, this is normal practice with anything using Li-Po batteries.
the osmo pocket, i purchased her NEW and she lives in my house for about 48h. so, we are not talkinhg about years.
and i never had a phone which i had to physically monitor, like a nurse, watching how the batterie feels. seriously dude: what i have puchased - i do regret making this buy. meanwhile i had several monitoring encounters to confirm my instant perception: completely chaotic battery-behavior. half an hour ago i recharged it and had a chat, just now i checked: battery is at 58%. this is unspeakable!
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