The "TECH 911" corner that answers the troubles of technology received from everyone.
The writer who had a cold I got last week wrote this article while fighting drowsiness under the influence of a lot of cold medicine.Move to today's question before falling on the keyboard.
This is a question from the reader Vignesh.
Hello Vignesh!First of all, this corner is still going on.If there is nothing, a new article will be published every Friday, so please send more and more tech problems.
We will give you the best advice in any topic, whether you have trouble or choose a device.
If you feel like you want to cry because your precious equipment is broken, please tell me your heart.
By the way, it is the wireless charging of the main subject, but in fact, I am not very familiar with the electronics of smartphones.
In particular, there are countless urban legends, which are effective, safe and long -lasting for charging.
I don't want to be a evangelist in Ese Science, so I would like to clarify the quotes as much as possible and introduce my opinions.
Personally, I would like to think that there is no effect on smartphones after repeating and holding it on a wireless charger.
Wireless charging is a method of creating an electromagnetic field with a coil and generating current to the receiver coil to charge the battery.
In other words, even though the wired charging and technology are different, the results of the battery are the same.
Therefore, if you are not resistant to inserting a wired charging cable many times, you do not need to worry about using a wireless charger like a trampoline.
However, you will have to discuss a more complex smartphone charging cycle.There seems to be various opinions around that.
First of all, according to Matt Reynolds's article, left on a wireless charger is more burdensome on the battery than leaving it with less charging.
Nevertheless, according to an article written by Kent Griffith, a researcher at Cambridge University, smartphone battery makers are restricting the battery even if they continue charging.
It is not a good thing to keep charging smartphones, but it does not harm devices.In other words, it doesn't matter if you do it at your own risk, and there is no sacrifice.
According to Lucas Mearian's article in ComputerWorld, there are still many discussions on smartphone charging, especially wireless charging.
In the article, a certain expert states that keeping charging from 45 to 55%is the way to make the battery life last most long, but I can't help but seem humorous.
Why, then, usually, you don't have a battery for a day.
There are other technologies journalists that have broken the iPhone by wireless charging.The claim is that the charging cycle has been used faster than wired.
On the other hand, Menno Treffers, chairman of Wireless Power Construction, says:
In other words, it seems that you should not charge too much or use too much.
The article by Simon Hill of Digtal Trends stated:
The article also mentions the above -mentioned charging cycle issues.
According to this, in order to use a limited charging cycle effectively, be careful of apps that are moving in the background of the device.It seems that the effect is greater than the number of wireless charging times.
Also, be careful of the place where the wireless charger is placed.
For example, stop in front of the window.Heat greatly affects the battery life of the smartphone.Wireless charging alone will give you a heat, but avoid situations where the sun will hit.
So, if you summarize the information so far, it will be like this.
The following is a personal experience, but I have used wireless chargers on the past two iPhones.
While sleeping (6 to 8 hours), it is left on a wireless charger, but there has never been a problem.
Also, Pixel 3 XL remains on the wireless charger almost all day, but there is no tragic battery problem at the moment.
I bought an iPhone X second -hand, but the previous owner seemed to be charging only with wire.
The battery was weaker than the new one, but I think it is because of how to use it rather than a charging method.
Since then, I have been charging wirelessly, but I have never worsened at once.I can't deny some deterioration, but it's not a sudden change, but it's gradually deteriorating.
And the reason is that it is not because it is placed on a wireless charger every night, but also usage.
I want to read it together
Is there a solution?Five reasons with bad batteries on smartphones
This charging cable "TEGIC", which can be used for the iPhone, has solved it
Source: Wired, ComputerWorld, Digtal Trends
Image: Getty Images
David Murphy- [Original: is it safe to leave my Smartphone on my wireless charger?]