by germainebull » 05 Oct 2025, 06:58
eldavis wrote:Do our devices really last as long as they should?
by eldavis » Yesterday, 20:19
Ofonime wrote:
eldavis wrote:
Unfortunately they do not. Most phone batteries claim to last for at last two years before it starts degrading but majority of them don't even survive the year.
You must be correct this is not only apply to phone battery but also to laptop battery so don't expect to see what is been specify in the device manuals when you buy it
True, on paper it is extremely strong but when you buy it, it is not as strong as they claim to be.
It's true, our devices often don't last as long as we expect. The descriptions on the product leaflet are very good, but the reality is different. Phone and laptop batteries start to deteriorate early, especially if we use them excessively. But if we learn to take good care of them—like not overcharging them or avoiding extreme temperatures—we can extend their useful life. Let's be careful, not despair.
[quote="eldavis"]Do our devices really last as long as they should?
by eldavis » Yesterday, 20:19
Ofonime wrote:
eldavis wrote:
Unfortunately they do not. Most phone batteries claim to last for at last two years before it starts degrading but majority of them don't even survive the year.
You must be correct this is not only apply to phone battery but also to laptop battery so don't expect to see what is been specify in the device manuals when you buy it
True, on paper it is extremely strong but when you buy it, it is not as strong as they claim to be.[/quote]
It's true, our devices often don't last as long as we expect. The descriptions on the product leaflet are very good, but the reality is different. Phone and laptop batteries start to deteriorate early, especially if we use them excessively. But if we learn to take good care of them—like not overcharging them or avoiding extreme temperatures—we can extend their useful life. Let's be careful, not despair.