How to properly charge lithium batteries to extend their lifespan?

　　1. Avoid deep discharge: Do not wait until the battery is completely depleted before charging. Deep discharge will accelerate battery aging, it is recommended to start charging when the battery level is below 30%.

　　2. Moderate charging: Try to keep the battery level between 20% and 80%. Research has shown that maintaining battery power within this range can effectively extend battery life by at least 200%. Try to avoid long-term charging or being in a high battery state for a long time, as this will accelerate battery aging.

　　3. Use official charger: Use the official standard charger for charging to ensure safe and efficient charging.

　　4. Avoid high temperature environments: High temperatures can damage lithium batteries, so try to avoid charging or using equipment in high temperature environments. At the same time, avoid performing high power consumption operations while charging, such as playing games or watching videos, as this can cause the device to overheat.

　　5. Charging strategy for long-term storage: If the device is not used for a long time, it is recommended to charge the battery to around 50% before storage and avoid high temperature environments.

　　6. Avoid overcharging: Modern smartphones typically have battery management systems that can automatically power off when the battery is fully charged. However, for safety reasons, it is a good habit to unplug the charger promptly after being fully charged.

　　7. Regular Charging: Even if the device is not frequently used, it should be charged regularly to maintain battery health.

　　8. Using battery maintenance apps: Some apps can help monitor battery health and provide charging reminders to help maintain battery life.

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