The useful life of our mobile phones is closely related to the degradation of the batteries, something that we users are very concerned about. For this reason, some companies such as Huawei are already working on an intelligent charging mode with which our mobile does not suffer too much and the user does not have to worry too much.
This technology has also been seen in the iPhone 11 Pro and Pro Max, which try to protect our battery from fast charging and its effects on the mobile . As the power increases and the waiting time decreases , we find a more necessary technology, although it undeniably minimally affects the degradation of the batteries. Luckily there are ways to avoid it, with systems like the one Huawei is integrating.
How Huawei and HONOR smart charging works
Lithium batteries, the most widely used technology in mobile phones today, suffer especially when the level falls below 20% and rises above 80% . For this reason, it is recommended to charge our mobile between these limits so that it is not affected. With Huawei’s smart charging method, we won’t have to worry about this, at least to charge it.
Artificial intelligence is at the service of users to know their habits and based on the time we usually wake up in the morning, it will decide when it is time to leave the battery at 80% and just before we wake up, complete it. Fast charges at night and keeping them plugged in for so many hours can be a problem. With this measure the company assures us a longer useful life.
Which mobiles will be able to use smart charging with EMUI
Per hour it is only available in two models, the Huawei Mate 30 and Honor View 30. The company itself has reported that several models will receive it, being likely to be implemented with the arrival of EMUI 10.1 on Huawei and Honor mobiles. Even so, not everyone on the list will have this option and it would be based more on the fast charge technology that each model uses. After updating our phone, we can check it by going to Settings> Battery> More options> Smart charging.
We can expect to see it in the high-end, for example the Huawei P30 in all its variants, the rest of Honor V30 and even Honor 20. There are no official confirmations in this regard, but we also hope to see this new technology in the mid-range presented this year. 2020. This is an important change that will allow us to take more advantage of our mobile and not have to renew it sooner than we would like.
Source>HC