@MinguPingu to Bikini Bottom Twitter • 1 year agoNot since 2014 😤imagemessage-square81arrow-up1314arrow-down157
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minus-squareIgnotumlink6•1 year agoYou were able to limit the charge/discharge to stay within 20/80% or something like that? That’s awesome, i should look into doing that myself
minus-square@[email protected]linkfedilinkEnglish7•1 year agoI have the Fairphone 5. Limiting the charge to 80% is actually a feature without rooting!
minus-squareIgnotumlink8•1 year agoDamn, i thought i had the fairphone 5 as well, but it was “fairphone 4 5G” 😅 Time to throw away my ~1 year old phone to buy the newer model! /s
minus-square@[email protected]linkfedilink4•1 year agoYou can also disable fast charging in the same menu to prolong battery life.
minus-square𝒍𝒆𝒎𝒂𝒏𝒏linkfedilink3•1 year agoYep, I stay within 30%-91% where possible, and also limit the charge current to 500mA since the device defaults to 2.7A which I think is a bit high… As @[email protected] mentioned it’s probably in the settings menu for your device if you’ve got a newer phone. On the FP3, the phone’s hardware supports it, but it’s not implemented anywhere in the settings sadly - only way to access it is by rooting
You were able to limit the charge/discharge to stay within 20/80% or something like that? That’s awesome, i should look into doing that myself
I have the Fairphone 5. Limiting the charge to 80% is actually a feature without rooting!
Damn, i thought i had the fairphone 5 as well, but it was “fairphone 4 5G” 😅
Time to throw away my ~1 year old phone to buy the newer model! /s
You can also disable fast charging in the same menu to prolong battery life.
Yep, I stay within 30%-91% where possible, and also limit the charge current to 500mA since the device defaults to 2.7A which I think is a bit high…
As @[email protected] mentioned it’s probably in the settings menu for your device if you’ve got a newer phone.
On the FP3, the phone’s hardware supports it, but it’s not implemented anywhere in the settings sadly - only way to access it is by rooting