What is your battery strategy? (Featuring the Sony XPERIA 1) By JuanBagnell

I'm not charging my phone at night anymore, super-stoked I, finally have the Xperia one in house in the gadget lab. So of course, the first thing I want to talk about is no nun battery health I know not quite as sexy lots of other things that I'm going to be covering about this phone, but inspired by some recent events, I do want to talk about a feature that I think often goes overlooked on Xperia phones, battery care is a perfect idea that I hope Google rips off for future builds of Android, but in the meantime, they're one of the few manufacturers looking at charging behavior over time is something I've been concerned about. In my own personal use, I've actually gotten rid of the wireless charger that I keep on my bedside table, not to say that I think manufacturers should give up on QI charging, but it hasn't really evolved over time like I hoped it would, and I find it more than just a bit concerning waking up every morning to my phone feeling warmer than I, think it should, which means it was probably running all night warmer than I. Think it should have battery care, increases the battery lifespan by reducing the time the devices kept charging over 90%. Basically, you just set a charging alarm clock and the phone sort of trickle charges you back up to full when you're getting ready to wake up, and it's pretty clever one manufacturer solution for hopefully improving the runtime of the battery cells in devices where we can no longer easily get to the battery and replace it, and before I even got my hands on the Xperia 1. This was something I was already starting to change my own behavior on as long as my phone is somewhere around a forty percent, maybe even thirty percent charge, I'm, not plugging it in at night anymore.

Another reason why I'm way more excited about the future of fast charging mechanics over wireless charging, where wireless charging is still a lot slower and a lot less efficient when you wake up and that phone is warm. That means you're wasting power, and it's manifesting as additional heat, and that means I need to hear from you. What is your battery charging strategy? Are you plugging it in at night? Are you topping off during the day, going four little trickle charges here and there or you're fully depleting and charging it all the way back up, drop a comment down below: let's have a fun conversation on that, because I feel battery technology is still shrouded in that voodoo. The sort of hearsay of different opinions, as always folks, thanks so much for watching for sharing these videos. Dropping some comments.

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