La batería de un móvil deja de estar calibrada por varios motivos. Los procesos de carga rápida y las altas temperaturas son de los más comunes. Utilizar un cargador distinto con cada carga o apurar siempre la batería hasta el 5 o 10% también pueden ser motivos para tener una batería mal calibrada. Como no, virus, malware o ROMs no oficiales también tienen mucho que decir en esta ecuación.
¿Cómo solucionar problemas con la calibración de la batería?
Lo primero que debes saber es que las aplicaciones de calibración no sirven para nada. No busques en Google Play, y mucho menos fuera de Google Play. Si tienes alguna y la has utilizado, lo mejor es que la borres, pues no está haciendo lo que te promete.
El mejor método para calibrar la batería de un móvil Android pasa por realizar varios procesos de carga y descarga. Hazlo cuando no vayas a necesitar tu dispositivo durante varias horas, pues necesitarás dejarlo un tiempo en reposo y sin utilizarlo. ¿Listo? Debes seguir estos pasos:
- Da igual qué porcentaje tengas ahora mismo: carga la batería hasta el 100%. Es recomendable que no desconectes el cargador cuando el porcentaje llegue al 100%, déjalo un rato más. La batería está mal calibrada, por lo que es probable que cuando llegue al 100% no sea real. Déjalo durante 1 o 2 horas más.
- Tu misión ahora es descargar la batería. Sí, toda la batería. Utiliza tu dispositivo hasta que este se apague por no tener más batería. Esto no es recomendable hacerlo cada día, pues la batería se estresa. No pasa absolutamente nada por hacerlo 1 o 2 veces al mes.
- Llega el punto más aburrido: deja reposar el móvil durante 3, 4 o 5 horas. Cuando se apague, déjalo este tiempo. Si pueden ser 5 horas, mejor que 3. Este proceso elimina el el porcentaje residual y permite tener una batería completamente descargada.
- Pon a cargar tu móvil. Hazlo sin encenderlo y repite el proceso del punto 1: déjalo algo más de tiempo cuando llegue al 100%. Después enciéndelo con normalidad y listo. Tu móvil debería tener la batería calibrada.
No es un proceso exacto para todos los móviles, esto debes tenerlo en mente. Puede que a un usuario le funcione mejor que a otro en diferentes móviles. No todas las baterías son idénticas o tienen la misma vida útil.
CRÉDITOS PARA: PROANDROID
The battery of a mobile phone is no longer calibrated for various reasons. Fast charging processes and high temperatures are among the most common. Using a different charger with each charge or always hurrying the battery up to 5 or 10% can also be reasons for having an incorrectly calibrated battery. Of course, viruses, malware or unofficial ROMs also have a lot to say in this equation.
How do I fix problems with battery calibration?
The first thing you need to know is that calibration applications are useless. Don't search in Google Play, let alone outside of Google Play. If you have one and you have used it, it is best to delete it, as it is not doing what it promises.
The best way to calibrate the battery of an Android phone is to perform several processes of loading and unloading. Do this when you won't be needing your device for several hours, as you'll need to leave it idle for a while and not use it. Ready? Just follow these steps:
No matter what percentage you have right now, charge your battery to 100%. It is recommended that you do not disconnect the charger when the percentage reaches 100%, leave it a while longer. The battery is badly calibrated, so it is likely that when it reaches 100% it is not real. Leave it for another 1 or 2 hours.
Your mission now is to discharge the battery. Yes, the whole battery. Use your device until it shuts down because it has no more battery. This is not recommended every day, as the battery gets stressed. It is absolutely fine to do it once or twice a month.
The most boring part comes: let your phone stand for 3, 4 or 5 hours. When it turns off, leave it this time. If it can be 5 hours, better than 3. This process eliminates the residual percentage and allows you to have a completely discharged battery.
Put your mobile in charge. Do it without turning it on and repeat the process from point 1: leave it a little longer when it reaches 100%. Then turn it on normally and that's it. Your phone should have a calibrated battery.
This is not an exact process for all mobiles, you must keep this in mind. It may work better for one user than another in different phones. Not all batteries are identical or have the same life span.
CRÉDITOS PARA: PROANDROID
The battery of a mobile phone is no longer calibrated for various reasons. Fast charging processes and high temperatures are among the most common. Using a different charger with each charge or always hurrying the battery up to 5 or 10% can also be reasons for having an incorrectly calibrated battery. Of course, viruses, malware or unofficial ROMs also have a lot to say in this equation.
How do I fix problems with battery calibration?
The first thing you need to know is that calibration applications are useless. Don't search in Google Play, let alone outside of Google Play. If you have one and you have used it, it is best to delete it, as it is not doing what it promises.
The best way to calibrate the battery of an Android phone is to perform several processes of loading and unloading. Do this when you won't be needing your device for several hours, as you'll need to leave it idle for a while and not use it. Ready? Just follow these steps:
No matter what percentage you have right now, charge your battery to 100%. It is recommended that you do not disconnect the charger when the percentage reaches 100%, leave it a while longer. The battery is badly calibrated, so it is likely that when it reaches 100% it is not real. Leave it for another 1 or 2 hours.
Your mission now is to discharge the battery. Yes, the whole battery. Use your device until it shuts down because it has no more battery. This is not recommended every day, as the battery gets stressed. It is absolutely fine to do it once or twice a month.
The most boring part comes: let your phone stand for 3, 4 or 5 hours. When it turns off, leave it this time. If it can be 5 hours, better than 3. This process eliminates the residual percentage and allows you to have a completely discharged battery.
Put your mobile in charge. Do it without turning it on and repeat the process from point 1: leave it a little longer when it reaches 100%. Then turn it on normally and that's it. Your phone should have a calibrated battery.
This is not an exact process for all mobiles, you must keep this in mind. It may work better for one user than another in different phones. Not all batteries are identical or have the same life span.
