Hey guys, I'm kinda worried about something.
I don't know if this applies to all lithium ion batteries, but I recently baught a laptop for someone. It came with lithium ion battery care instructions. It basically said never to let the battery get below 10 percent, otherwise the battery may fail to ever hold a full charge again.
There was a similar sticker on the lithium ion battery of a digital cam I baught that basically said never fully discharge battery.
Anyone know if this applies to the Vibrants lithium ion? A quick google search have confirmed that lithium ions should never be fully discharged/drained to zero or deep cycled, so now I'm worried I may have ruined the lifespan of my Vibrants battery.
I didn't even put 2 and 2 together, or think twice about, and I've fully discharged my Vibrants battery on more than one occasion, and now I'm noticing it doesn't hold a full charge like it use to.
I don't know if this applies to all lithium ion batteries, but I recently baught a laptop for someone. It came with lithium ion battery care instructions. It basically said never to let the battery get below 10 percent, otherwise the battery may fail to ever hold a full charge again.
There was a similar sticker on the lithium ion battery of a digital cam I baught that basically said never fully discharge battery.
Anyone know if this applies to the Vibrants lithium ion? A quick google search have confirmed that lithium ions should never be fully discharged/drained to zero or deep cycled, so now I'm worried I may have ruined the lifespan of my Vibrants battery.
I didn't even put 2 and 2 together, or think twice about, and I've fully discharged my Vibrants battery on more than one occasion, and now I'm noticing it doesn't hold a full charge like it use to.