Most rechargeable wireless devices use a lithium-ion battery. To extend the period of use and prevent dangerous situations, follow these basic rules of use.
Basic tips for using lithium-ion (Li-ion) batteries:
🔺 Charge and discharge regularly: It is recommended to fully discharge and charge the battery at least once a month. This helps to keep it in good condition.
🔺 Avoid completely discharging: Try not to allow the battery to completely discharge to zero if possible. Charge it regularly when the charge level is around 20-30%.
🔺 Avoid overheating and overloading: Avoid extreme temperatures and excessive stress on the battery as this can lead to deterioration of its operating life.
🔺 Use an original charger: Use only original or manufacturer-recommended chargers. Unreliable chargers can damage the battery.
🔺 Maintain the power-off state during long-term storage: If you do not plan to use a device with a Li-ion battery for a long time, turn it off and store it with about 50% charge.
🔺 Avoid short-circuiting: Avoid physical damage to the battery and do not use it near metal objects that may cause short-circuiting.
By following these tips, you will be able to maintain the performance and longevity of your Li-ion battery.
