Con el paso del tiempo la batería de los teléfonos se gasta por el uso, en especial si ya llevas muchos años con él. Pero, si en tu caso tu teléfono es prácticamente nuevo y sientes que no carga lo suficientemente rápido, puede que estés haciendo algo mal y debes solucionarlo lo antes posible para evitar que dañes completamente la bateria de tu móvil.
Gracias a la tecnología de los teléfonos nuevos, el cargador permite conectar desde un puerto USB o desde la corriente de luz. La recomendación para que cargue más rápido es siempre hacerlo hacia la corriente de luz; ya que a través de una computadora o laptop la carga en watts es cinco veces menor.
Es claro que cada marca líder en telefonía ha diseñado adaptadores exclusivos para sus teléfonos para así tener una carga rápida. Entonces, al no ser todos iguales, lo recomendable es siempre utilizar el cargador que corresponda a tu smartphone, ya que son inteligentes y saben con exactitud la cantidad de watts que necesita para cargar.
Tambien, es cierto que los cargadores inalámbricos son la salvación cuando vas de viaje o estás fuera de casa. Sin embargo, no confíes toda tu batería a un cargador inalámbrico, ya que estos brindan no más de 7.5 watts, lo cual muchas veces es poco para una carga completa.
Lo mejor es darle la suficiente batería a tu smartphone con su cargador personal y reservar el inalámbrico para emergencias.
No utilices tu teléfono mientras carga, aunque Sabemos que a veces es complicado; pero si dejas descansar tu teléfono mientras está cargando, notarás que la batería aumenta mucho más rápido.
También puedes ponerlo en “Modo Avión” al cargarlo, ya que al activar el “Modo Avión” de tu teléfono se desactivan notificaciones, redes sociales, la conexión a internet y muchas más funciones; lo que permite que la carga sea aún más rápida ya que tu teléfono está trabajando muy poco. Ya después desactivas el “Modo Avión” y como nuevo.
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Over time, the battery in a phone wears out from use, especially if you've been using it for many years. But if you have a brand new phone and feel it doesn't charge fast enough, you may be doing something wrong and should fix it as soon as possible to avoid completely damaging your phone battery.
Thanks to the technology in new phones, the charger allows you to connect from a USB port or from the light current. The recommendation for faster charging is always to charge to the light current; through a computer or laptop the charge in watts is five times lower.
It is clear that every leading brand in telephony has designed exclusive adapters for their phones in order to have a quick charge. So, since they are not all the same, it is advisable to always use the charger that corresponds to your smartphone, since they are smart and know exactly how many watts it needs to charge.
Also, it's true that wireless chargers are a lifesaver when you're on the road or away from home. However, don't trust your entire battery to a wireless charger, as they provide no more than 7.5 watts, which is often not enough for a full charge.
It's best to give your smartphone enough power with its personal charger and reserve the cordless for emergencies.
Don't use your phone while it's charging, although we know that sometimes it's tricky; but if you let your phone rest while it's charging, you'll find that the battery will grow much faster.
You can also set it to "Airplane Mode" when charging, since activating your phone's "Airplane Mode" disables notifications, social networking, the Internet connection, and many other features; allowing for even faster charging since your phone is working so little. Then you turn "Airplane Mode" off and it's good as new.
Thanks to the technology in new phones, the charger allows you to connect from a USB port or from the light current. The recommendation for faster charging is always to charge to the light current; through a computer or laptop the charge in watts is five times lower.
It is clear that every leading brand in telephony has designed exclusive adapters for their phones in order to have a quick charge. So, since they are not all the same, it is advisable to always use the charger that corresponds to your smartphone, since they are smart and know exactly how many watts it needs to charge.
Also, it's true that wireless chargers are a lifesaver when you're on the road or away from home. However, don't trust your entire battery to a wireless charger, as they provide no more than 7.5 watts, which is often not enough for a full charge.
It's best to give your smartphone enough power with its personal charger and reserve the cordless for emergencies.
Don't use your phone while it's charging, although we know that sometimes it's tricky; but if you let your phone rest while it's charging, you'll find that the battery will grow much faster.
You can also set it to "Airplane Mode" when charging, since activating your phone's "Airplane Mode" disables notifications, social networking, the Internet connection, and many other features; allowing for even faster charging since your phone is working so little. Then you turn "Airplane Mode" off and it's good as new.
