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Is it possible to overcharge device?

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Unless it is really ancient or has a bad implementation of battery management, you can't overcharge. Battery management prevents that.

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Couple of days ago I found my MP3 player which I hadn't used for more than one year. I connected it to my PC case for charging and I forgot about it. I remembered it after four days. Can that constant charging shorten the lifespan of battery?

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If you keep it charging forever that's not good for batteries.  If you leave it on for 3 days it won't do anything.  Make sure you take it off the charger not leaving it charging all the time.

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Unless it is really ancient or has a bad implementation of battery management, you can't overcharge. Battery management prevents that.

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