1, the battery power of iPad is about 50%, so it is recommended to use it below 20% before charging, and there is no need to charge it immediately.
2. When the 2.iPad is charged, the prompt is full, so it is best to continue charging 15 minutes. It is not good for the battery to charge for a long time.
3. When using iPad, use 20% less before charging and control it within 10%-20%, which can reduce the charging times and improve the battery life. In addition, turn off the power when it is fully charged, and don't charge it for too long.
4. charge and discharge the iPad once a month, that is, use up all the electricity until it is turned off, and then fully charge it.
Matters needing attention
The life of different lithium batteries is hundreds or even thousands of charge and discharge cycles. The number of times here refers to the process of recharging the battery after it is completely used up, rather than plugging and unplugging the charger at one time. Lithium batteries can be charged at any time. In order to reduce the charging times, it will not prolong the battery life, but will have some negative effects.
Lithium batteries generally have safety protection circuits and various safety devices to ensure that the battery circuit can be automatically cut off when overcharged or short-circuited. Unless there is a quality problem, the battery will not explode due to long-term charging.
However, if the battery is fully charged, it will remain fully charged without unplugging the power supply. Although it will not explode, it will accelerate the loss of capacitance, which is not good for the battery. So, just charge it while using it, and don't overcharge it.