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Do you leave your iPad on while charging it?

Do you leave your iPad on while charging it?

  • Always (or almost always)

    Votes: 220 59.8%
  • Sometimes

    Votes: 91 24.7%
  • Rarely

    Votes: 33 9.0%
  • Never

    Votes: 24 6.5%

  • Total voters
    368
Yptcn said:
There is one thing I don't understand ....
I usualy turn off my iPad at night but when I plug it in to charge the battery it turns itself back on without my doing anything ! Is that normal ? I can't see anyone reporting this 

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Just saw a couple who have the same thing....so I guess I'm not alone 

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Double post , sorry !

Yes, believe that's normal. Minds does that also.
 
I only charge when it's at 20 % when charged I unplug... The battery last longer when it's not overchared
Actually consistently running down lithium-based batteries, such as in the iPad, will shorten their life, not lengthen.

It's best to top if off when possible. But it is also good to use it regularly too. So if you don't use your iPad on battery power too often it is recommended to go through at least one charge cycle per month. Note that charge cycle does not have to be done at one time: if you charge it when at 80% then doing that 5 times would count as only one charging cycle.

Finally, there is no such thing as overcharging these batteries. The charging system is very well matched to the battery and will not overcharge it. If it did we would have iPads burning up left and right as overcharging lion/lipo batteries can be risky and dangerous. It quick-charges to about 80% then trickle-charges to 100%.



Michael
 
I only charge when it's at 20 % when charged I unplug... The battery last longer when it's not overchared
That's not true anymore with today's Li-Ion batteries, there's no longer a memory effect. ;)
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I only charge when it's at 20 % when charged I unplug... The battery last longer when it's not overchared
Actually consistently running down lithium-based batteries, such as in the iPad, will shorten their life, not lengthen.

It's best to top if off when possible. But it is also good to use it regularly too. So if you don't use your iPad on battery power too often it is recommended to go through at least one charge cycle per month. Note that charge cycle does not have to be done at one time: if you charge it when at 80% then doing that 5 times would count as only one charging cycle.

Finally, there is no such thing as overcharging these batteries. The charging system is very well matched to the battery and will not overcharge it. If it did we would have iPads burning up left and right as overcharging lion/lipo batteries can be risky and dangerous. It quick-charges to about 80% then trickle-charges to 100%.



Michael


Thank You, guys! There are too many folks here that have been told incorrect information re this.:mad:
 
Yeah thats boring me why i have to pay a longer cable for the ipad? With the standard cable i have to leave the ipad. Now i bought a longer cable its not normal guys from apple do ita in the box when i buy the ipad.
 
I didn't know you COULD turn it off while charging, because when mine's turned off and I plug it into the wall, it turns back on. :confused: But I turn my iPad off multiple times a day when I'm not using it to stretch my battery life to 3 or 4 days, so I just leave it on (but in airplane mode, because I assume it charges faster that way; my Android phone does) when I charge it.
 

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