In addition, a fully charged battery that is left plugged in all night can become damaged and work for less time. This is why it is important to do optimized charges between 20 and 80% and to follow our other tips to preserve it!

What about wireless chargers?

If you were thinking about swapping your wired charger for a wireless one to avoid the aforementioned risks of leaving it plugged in for nothing, you’re wrong. While it does have the advantage of not causing overheating at the mains, you should know that it consumes much more than a conventional charger. According to a comparison carried out by 60 million consumers, the wireless charger consumes 26% more and the recharge time is longer. By changing the type of charger, you would only be postponing the problem. The solution is therefore to unplug the charger when it is not in use.