How is that a myth? Say they save 50 cent per charging and they have 1 mill products, that's 500k savings. Even big companies aren't that stupid.
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How is that a myth? Say they save 50 cent per charging and they have 1 mill products, that's 500k savings. Even big companies aren't that stupid.
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Charging a phone doesn't cost 50cents. It depends on the electricity cost, but it's more like around 1cent per charge. Those are low power devices.
So your phones don't get hot when you text listen to music or whatsoever, not Playing games though.
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As an electrical engineer I'd like to point out that having the battery charged is the best you can do if you're using an lithium-ion battery. I read a lot of nonsense in the Internet regarding this matter. Only if you'd like to keep the battery unused for a long time it's good practice to keep it at ~50% (that's why the manufacturers do not charge the battery to 100% when it comes out of the factory).
But you don't have to believe me, it's your battery. Who cares?
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