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USB Battery Pack care Question

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If you are not planning to use it for more than few month, charge it to 50% and put it in the closet.

 

If you are using it regulary, just make sure that every few months you let it go down to 0% and recharge back to 100% to calibrate it.

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Quick question here guys - 

 

For taking care of my USB battery pack, is it cool to charge it and leave it charged? Or should I be using it on a semi regular basis to deplete it and then recharge it back to full? 

 

Thanks in advance

 

B

 

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If you are not planning to use it for more than few month, charge it to 50% and put it in the closet.

 

If you are using it regulary, just make sure that every few months you let it go down to 0% and recharge back to 100% to calibrate it.

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39 minutes ago, Hendrics said:

Quick question here guys - 

 

For taking care of my USB battery pack, is it cool to charge it and leave it charged? Or should I be using it on a semi regular basis to deplete it and then recharge it back to full? 

 

Thanks in advance

 

B

You should store them half way otherwise if you leave them fully charged you degrade the batteries and they produce less cycles.

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