anthony_j_comi
https://zentalk.asus.com/en/discussion/comment/103019#Comment_103019
Lipo batteries are at best keeping between 80% and the lowest at 20% there's plenty of results on Google confirming that the cycles are best at this level and can prolong battery health but I never use accubattery I can just see a difference in lifetime since owning the phone but again I think this could just be software as I noticed my score went up on geekbench too which I was happy about so it could just be using a little more for performance, I could be wrong but I don't think it's that big of a deal it's maybe only shaving off an extra 5-10% a day
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I forgot where I read the same information. Li batteries are most comfortable between the 20% - 80% range.
My previous phone was Oneplus 6. Before owning Oneplus 6, I always kept phone plugged in most of the day so battery is almost always above 80%. And every phone's battery started to degrade rapidly after 1 year...I thought this was normal. But by the one year mark, I usually pass the phone to someone else so this did not matter to me much.
Then, I bought Oneplus 6 and read the 20-80% range information. So, for Oneplus 6, I mostly kept it around that range. I used Oneplus 6 for 2 years and battery degradation was MUCH less than all the other phones before it. I was planning to keep using it but I dropped it one night and its screen broke.
Because I need a phone urgently and did not have a backup phone, I purchased ROG 2, which I have been interested for a long time but the price was a bit too high for me, especially when the Oneplus 6 was still working well. Anyway, in the end, I bought ROG 2 despite the high price...was going to wait for ROG 3 but the lack of earphone jack turned me off.
In summary, keep your batter between the 20% - 80% range most of the time. It REALLY does make a difference!
