id hope so i bought a magsafe charger for 150 ec a couple months ago

That is a very unreliable claim because battery health is also dependant to the user’s usage and his/her charging habit. If you use a lot of performance heavy apps, the phone will heat up very easily hence it will degrade your battery health much faster no matter which charging option you go. There are a lot of combinations we can do here but the optimal usage is most probably using low performance dependent apps and also constantly using low power wireless charger between 20 - 80% because you will easily hit 100% when using the cable, unless you have a complete confidence that you will always pull out your cable before 90%.

@@mocha6315 What exactly is unreliable about what I’m saying? I’m just stating facts. I did not draw a conclusion.

@@MrMartis913 it is unreliable because you do not provide any context. The only information you gave is your coworker used wireless charging for six months and it drops to 92%. You didn’t gave informations like how frequent they charge their phones per day or their apps usage which hugely impacts their battery health. Your claim is absolutely stupid and not worth to take note for. Edit: grammar

@@mocha6315 It’s funny how you say “not worth to take note for” and yet here you are taking note of it. I did say she has her phone on the charger “all day” but no, I didn’t state her app usage because I don’t know it and I don’t need to know it. My first comment was essentially a hypothesis, not a conclusion, which you seem to have difficulty understanding. You said my claim was “absolutely stupid”. There is no reason to be rude. I’m sorry you can’t get laid, but don’t take it out on me.

Stupidity is your BFF.

Ok pero quién te preguntó?

@@Mardoxx7 Jajaja

I have same model with you. Should I buy it or not

On which model??

I wanna buy a powerbank .... Wireless or wired which is better for battery

@@BlazeCR3 Samsung note 20 ultra

i wonder the same. I want to put a wireless charger on my desk. This way my phone will never fall below 20% and i will do my best to not charge it to %100. They say this is the best way to preserve battery life. So having wireless charger is both easier to charge and comfortable but also it is good for battery health.

yes

This is the way

Yes

Why would someone complain about it being _easier?_

glad it was helpful!

I wanna know the answer to this question

Apparently yes

lol

I was more interested as of why u use the lumia 950 in 2021

The fact that the lumia 950 still runs.. mine was replaced over 3 years ago

@@almerammar8601 good camera, NFC, wireless charging, windows hello. And it was brand new for £15. But im buying a surface duo soon as I tested it out in Microsoft London and proved amazing!

@@TugAndThugComputing £15👁👄👁

The first part of your comment is not correct. Two half-charges from 25-75% will degrade your battery *much* less than one full charge from 0-100%.

@@pureby could you explain why because charge cycles confuse me

@@wajih228 Without getting too technical: rechargable batteries "rest" at 50%. 0% and 100% are the two most stressful states. Think of a battery as your stomach -- you won't feel good after eating 3 portions of food in a row, neither will you if you have eaten nothing for the full day. But you feel perfectly fine somewhere in-between lunch and dinner. Besides, going to 0% triggers chemical processes which facilitate battery degradation. Going to 100% produces extra heat, which too degrades battery. The best practice is to charge your batteries at least 10-90 instead of 0-100. This can literally make your battery last years longer.

​@@purebyyou are wrong.

​@@burakozc3079you are a clown

Not really because it produces more heat to the iPhone therefore damaging at long term

You too. 🤡🤡🤡

but I admit I’m a very lazy person TT

And yes im charging from 15% to 100% everytime......

The battery health indicator on phones is bogus that's what it's happening on your iphone

this is being lazy to the next level

Yes and No

yes

If there is too much heat - yes, otherwise not

Tik tok generation can’t take 2 minutes

So 10w wireless charging should be fine correct?

yeah its fine since that's pretty slow too

Glad you enjoyed it!

lol..okay you explain then?

It's not a myth, it's actual battery chemistry. A complete cycle count has nothing to do with the 20 and 80% sweet spot. Yes discharging a battery from 80% to 30% twice equates to a complete cycle, but it is way easier on the battery than going from 100 to 0%. The amount of cycles on a battery is only a portion of the impact on longevity, excessive heat and being in the upper and lower 20% are two big things that degrade lithium batteries much quicker.

Op. 🤡

@@Sunstepa Read more. This is based on old tech.

@@mrhobs 🤡🤡🤡 keep talking. 🤡🤡🤡🤡

@@Sunstepa I can't concentrate with all those sexy clowns lol🤤

Elaborate more if you are criticising someone,just a comment like that doesn't make you Look like you know any more than this reviewer ..so please explain.

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yep definitely..I don't use my magsafe anymore

@@Techformative557 thanks for your help! Now I can decide on returning it. I was hoping the problem might change for the 13 pro max however it’s still the same.

Sure! yeah I wish it woulda not overheated but a lot of high watt chargers are like that..the Magsafe is abit worse tho...wireless charging above 12W will heat up nevertheless...my 12 Pro Max is still at %100 health cause I always slow charge it

Im using a wet towel under the magsafe charger for the heating problem 😊

@@Techformative557 If i use the magsafe with a 5W brick for example, will it still heat up, will it degrade the battery?