1. jaleelhamid's Avatar
    So I need advise for some reason I let my BlackBerry 10 battery die before I swap it, is that healthy or should i swap it once my battery becomes yellow I don't want to kill my battery lol but I usually change it with my battery kit

    Posted via BlackBerry 10
    03-14-13 06:17 PM
  2. sgt_snacks-64's Avatar
    That's totally healthy!

    When you calibrate the battery. You should let it drain, charge it to full, then let it drain again

    Posted via CB10
    03-14-13 06:18 PM
  3. jaleelhamid's Avatar
    I let it drain to the point my phone shuts off than I take my other fully charged battery and put it in and let my dead one charge

    Posted via BlackBerry 10
    03-14-13 06:24 PM
  4. qingshan's Avatar
    I let it drain to the point my phone shuts off than I take my other fully charged battery and put it in and let my dead one charge

    Posted via BlackBerry 10
    Like this - battery learns empty and full
    03-14-13 06:27 PM
  5. habs_fan's Avatar
    I'm pretty sure that's not right, I've read over the forums that the newer batteries your not supposed to let get low/ die

    Posted via CB10
    03-14-13 06:28 PM
  6. jaleelhamid's Avatar
    Well it's kinda old now lol I just replace them and put the other one charge with my kit

    Posted via BlackBerry 10
    03-14-13 06:30 PM
  7. adrenaline_x's Avatar
    It makes little difference with lithium ion batteries. The nimh batteries would form a memory. The chargers/phone stop the batteries from being charged

    Posted via CB10
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    03-14-13 06:31 PM
  8. jaleelhamid's Avatar
    So once I get to 20% percent I should charge it

    Posted via BlackBerry 10
    03-14-13 06:36 PM
  9. FunktasticLucky's Avatar
    I think there was a post on here with a link to a battery website that after doing studies and what not, Lithium ion batteries are happiest at 50 percent charge. Leaving them at full charge and leaving them drained for long periods will have negative affect on the battery. Lithium ion batteries do not need any sort of "calibration" or such things.
    habs_fan likes this.
    03-14-13 06:39 PM
  10. vespesian's Avatar
    Blackberry itself recommends that you a) not let battery run too low, and b) charge it for sustained intervals (i.e., not for 15 minutes, here and there).
    03-14-13 06:42 PM
  11. jaleelhamid's Avatar
    And BlackBerry 10 has lithium battery? So I should charge my battery anywhere from 50% to 20% battery life?

    Posted via BlackBerry 10
    03-14-13 06:42 PM
  12. vespesian's Avatar
    When mine gets to around 50-40, I charge it. Luckily, this usually coincides with when I go to sleep. Easy.
    03-14-13 06:49 PM
  13. jaleelhamid's Avatar
    So should ( charged between 50% to 20% according to BlackBerry

    Posted via BlackBerry 10
    03-14-13 07:07 PM

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