Cell Phone Tips

Chances are you use your mobile phone many times over the course of a day. Many Americans now have a mobile phone as their only telephone. Since cell phone batteries usually only last one or two years, chances are you will be faced with having to replace the cellular battery in your mobile phone

Q: Can I overcharge my battery?

A: Unfortunately you can. If you overcharge your battery you can cause an excess build up of heat which can damage and degrade the power unit. For best results, don’t charge your cell phone battery for more than 24 hours, or if possible, try to disconnect it from the power source once it is fully charged.

Q: How long will my mobile phone or Bluetooth Headsets, battery last?

A: Most cell phone batteries on the market will last between 300 and 500 charge cycles. For most people, this means an average cellular battery will last about 1 to 2 years. NiMH batteries tend to lose their ability to hold a charge gradually, while Lithium-ion batteries perform well until the end when you will notice a dramatic drop in performance.

Whether you’re on a road trip for vacation or find it necessary to do a great deal of on-the-job traveling, there may be times when it isn’t convenient – or possible – to find a place to stop in order to recharge your mobile phone battery when it runs low. For those who need something that’s adaptable to life on the road, cell phone chargers are available which allow you to plug your cellular phone in to the cigarette lighter, making it possible to charge the device directly from your car’s battery.

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