Dufresne Ex Member Joined Feb 20, 2013 Messages 52 Reaction score 4 Points 38 Apr 15, 2013 #1 Last week I paid for a replacement iPhone 4S at the Apple store, for my water damaged one. The battery life on the replacement is WAY better than the old one. Should I treat the new one differently (fully discharge it regularly, fewer top up charges etc)? Last edited: Apr 15, 2013
Last week I paid for a replacement iPhone 4S at the Apple store, for my water damaged one. The battery life on the replacement is WAY better than the old one. Should I treat the new one differently (fully discharge it regularly, fewer top up charges etc)?
RobM Distinguished Member Joined Dec 29, 2006 Messages 13,456 Reaction score 2,197 Points 2,284 Apr 15, 2013 #2 Run it down to empty once in a while (once or twice a month, to the point it won't turn on) but otherwise charge it when it is convenient or when you need it. Don't lose too much sleep over it.
Run it down to empty once in a while (once or twice a month, to the point it won't turn on) but otherwise charge it when it is convenient or when you need it. Don't lose too much sleep over it.