Fast charging and battery life

I don't really see the point in using apps like accu etc. Or even monitoring battery degradation %. Just use the phone for your convenience, fast charge if needed. And WHEN the battery dies, then take necessary action. Not like the apps/utils will keep it from happening anyway.
 
Tejas01 said:
I charge my phone based on my usage...
1. Minimal use, 50-60%
2. Moderate use upto 80%.
3. If outside the entire day 100%.
So, I stress my battery as per usage.
One thing I would like to point is the degradation of the battery also depends on its quality. Accubattery+ already should my battery degraded to 89%. Don't know how correct it is as it's just been a year and I don't stress my phone with gaming. I haven't installed accu+ as I thought it would be draining the battery (I recently formatted my phone).
What do you guys think?
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The health stats on Accubattery only work accurately, in my little experience, when you constantly charge the battery to 100%. It is just simple calculation and if you keep charging your battery to only 80%,as Accubattery itself recommends, then your battery health will continue dipping. So I pay no heed to the Health tab on the app.
 
Tejas01 said:
I charge my phone based on my usage...
1. Minimal use, 50-60%
2. Moderate use upto 80%.
3. If outside the entire day 100%.
So, I stress my battery as per usage.
One thing I would like to point is the degradation of the battery also depends on its quality. Accubattery+ already should my battery degraded to 89%. Don't know how correct it is as it's just been a year and I don't stress my phone with gaming. I haven't installed accu+ as I thought it would be draining the battery (I recently formatted my phone).
What do you guys think?
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It fluctuates a lot based on the session. I have had measurements swing from 3200 mAh to 3600 mAh in different sessions. So it is quite pointless to rely on it.
 
I have an update about a question i was asked earlier.

I just tried my cousin's jio-fi, the round JMR815 one, without a battery and plugged into my pc. it works in RNDIS mode just fine. When first plugged in, it shows a red battery indicator, Pressing the power button turns it on. In fact I'm posting this message from my pc connected to it right now. Will post a pic shortly.

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Emperor said:
I have Jio Fi4, after removing battery, tried to use with Vodafone sim.. but unable to connect.
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Just checking did you test with the battery? Perhaps it's either locked to vodafone or the n/w bands are not compatible.
 
was used & working with JIO Sim but now do not have active Jio sim... as using Vodafone (4gb per day Rs.699/- for 84 days) via Mobile Tethering
 
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