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Hi
I recently got a new iPhone 12 and I was wondering how I should charge it in order to keep the battery from going bad? Like what percentage should I not let it reach or what should I charge it to?
And is it safe to use an older charging block (5W) instead of the new one, so that there is less charging strain on the battery so it doesn’t ruin the battery life?
Thanks
Hello ~Take a look here as this explains everything you need to know and enjoy your iPhone 12:
When to charge your iPhone or iPad
~Katana-San~
Hello ~Take a look here as this explains everything you need to know and enjoy your iPhone 12:
When to charge your iPhone or iPad
~Katana-San~
Hi, thank you for the article.
I was still wondering if it’s safe to use a 5W older iPhone charger to charge my iPhone 12? That won’t damage the battery or anything?
Hello again ~ It will not damage the battery but you will be better off to use a newer 20W charger. The 5W offers no benefit.
~Katana-San~
Will the 20W damage the battery though?
Hello again ~ No and all of this is covered in the article I gave you the link to.
~Katana-San~
How to charge brand new iPhone 12?
