There is a very simple method to charge your iPhone battery faster. Find out what it is!
If you have an iPhone, you know that under normal conditions it takes about four hours to fully charge. This waiting time can be terrible if there is an emergency and you need to go to a last-minute appointment.
That's why some experts from the largest telephone operator in the United States, Verizon, discovered that there is a way to reduce the device's charging time by up to four times, through the cell phone's settings. With this, the charge goes from zero to 90% in about an hour and a half, in a simple and very easy way.
Find out now how to charge your iPhone much faster, putting an end to delays for your appointments and leaving with your device fully charged.
How to charge your cell phone faster
Experts have discovered that to charge your iPhone much faster, simply turn on the airplane mode of the device while it is plugged in. The feature was created to provide greater protection to aircraft during flights, preventing cell phone signals from interfering with aircraft transmissions.
Therefore, when activating airplane mode, the feature deactivates some functions that are generally responsible for the highest energy consumption of devices, such as data services, telephone signals, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and others.
How to activate
To activate airplane mode on iPhones, simply go to the “Control Center”, which appears when you slide your finger across the screen. To further reduce charging time, you can select “Battery” in “Settings” and activate Low Power Mode, which optimizes some system processes and reduces battery consumption.
Tips
There are also other simple tips that can help your device charge faster. These include turning off your phone, removing the case, and using a wall charger instead of a wireless charger. Check out the tips below.
Don't wait for your phone to completely discharge
There is no need to wait for your phone to reach 0% to recharge it. Keeping the battery level between 20% and 80% is recommended for optimal charging. In older models, it was recommended to wait for the battery to run out before charging. However, modern batteries are not addictive, and there is no need to wait for them to be completely discharged.
Turn off the device
To charge your phone faster, turning it off can be quite effective. This prevents you from receiving messages and calls, but it is an efficient way to ensure that your phone is fully charged in less time.
Limit usage while it charges
If you can't turn off your phone but want it to charge quickly, limit its use. Resource-hungry apps can prevent fast charging, and can also cause overheating, which can affect charging times and damage the battery.
Use quality chargers
It is best to use original chargers or others that are compatible with your device. If it is not compatible, in addition to not charging correctly, the accessory can cause problems with the battery and lead to more serious cases, such as the risk of short circuits and battery explosion. Make sure the charger is suitable for your phone before plugging it into the socket.
Take off the cover
Removing the case from your phone is ideal for proper charging, since cases, in addition to protecting your phone, can cause it to overheat, retaining heat around the device. If you notice that your phone is charging slowly, remove the case, as reducing the temperature will make it charge faster.
Use wired chargers
If you want your phone to charge faster, avoid wireless chargers. Charging via cable is faster because it supplies power directly to the device. With a wireless charger, the phone charges gradually, which can take twice as long to fully charge.
