QUOTE(jrrsim @ Sep 7 2016, 11:46 AM)
additional advice based on the videos posted by forummers:
1. as mentioned before, for those that are totally paranoid, keep your note7 that is not being used in a metal box to contain any fire/explosion. Or else, find out if you can return to the SC earlier
2. for those that are currently using the phone, my personal advice is not to charge the phone to max, maybe stop at 90%, the video noted that the worst case for the phone is overcharging which can cause dramatic effects even when comparing it to puncturing, bending or short circuiting, so best bet is to keep it undercharged slightly.
my 2c. kthxbai.
1. as mentioned before, for those that are totally paranoid, keep your note7 that is not being used in a metal box to contain any fire/explosion. Or else, find out if you can return to the SC earlier
2. for those that are currently using the phone, my personal advice is not to charge the phone to max, maybe stop at 90%, the video noted that the worst case for the phone is overcharging which can cause dramatic effects even when comparing it to puncturing, bending or short circuiting, so best bet is to keep it undercharged slightly.
my 2c. kthxbai.
QUOTE(theverge)
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BATTERIES CAN FAIL WHEN THEY’RE CHARGED TOO MUCH OR TOO FAST
BATTERIES CAN FAIL WHEN THEY’RE CHARGED TOO MUCH OR TOO FAST
As I have noted before, ways to protect yourselves are:
1. Charge your phone to ONLY 90%
2. Trickle charge your phone (avoid fast charging, use 5V 0.5A-1A)
This post has been edited by jrrsim: Sep 9 2016, 11:13 AM
Sep 9 2016, 11:10 AM

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