Hi,
I never been using iPhone divices and yesterday I bought myself a new iPhone 13.
Can you tell me which is the procedure for first use.
Shoul I turn it on and start using the device or should I charge It first and then turn on the device?
Best regards!
Yes that is true. In the other hand batteries are consumables so they can be easy replaced no matter how you treat them.
The final thot about using the iPhone (and other modern mobile devices) is that there is no need for some special procedure as we did past year before Lithium-ion batteries than just to turn It on and use it.
Best regards!
Yes that is true. In the other hand batteries are consumables so they can be easy replaced no matter how you treat them.
The final thot about using the iPhone (and other modern mobile devices) is that there is no need for some special procedure as we did past year before Lithium-ion batteries than just to turn It on and use it.
Best regards!
Either way is fine. I charge my phone overnight every night. See if this helps: https://www.apple.com/batteries/maximizing-performance/
dragan116 wrote:
I was wondering some other thing...smart phones basicly come with some level of battery capacity but sometimes when they are stored to long in the store - when you turn them on they have too small percentage of battery level meaning that In that situation they should be pluged In ac power. Would you agree?
See here:
So It really doesn't matter?
I know that today we dont have to go through the old process of charging the phone several times before using It so just was wondering how about Apple mobile phones.
All I need to do Is to start using it...Is the night charging important or not?
I was wondering some other thing...smart phones basicly come with some level of battery capacity but sometimes when they are stored to long in the store - when you turn them on they have too small percentage of battery level meaning that In that situation they should be pluged In ac power. Would you agree?
Thanks a lot for the above topic; didnt read such a good text regarding Iphones for a while.
I would just add something...everything Is said correct and precise just maybe the text need to consist a little tutorial about using the iPhones for the new comer users which never used IOS.
As I said before I had I strange situation with my last mobile phone which was stored too long on the shelves of the store so when I came home and turn the device one It barely had 20 percent of battery level which means that I should pluged that phone immiadetely for longer battery life.
dragan116 wrote:
As I said before I had I strange situation with my last mobile phone which was stored too long on the shelves of the store so when I came home and turn the device one It barely had 20 percent of battery level which means that I should pluged that phone immiadetely for longer battery life.
If the phone had 20% battery life, it has not sat on the shelf long enough to do any damage to the battery. It would have needed to be charged before you used it (or while you were using it) but there would have been no long term harm.
I charge mine every night and have it set up for a daily iCloud backup so I never have to worry about doing a backup.
First time using iPhone 13
