resit battery

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Don’t really get what you mean by resit.
Do you mean taking it out and plucking it back in? :zotto:
 

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Hmm try running an app, it will probably drop real quick!
 

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Hmm, my theory is that this reading or level is actually erroneous.. hence running an app will deplete it very quickly - showing it is erroneous!

It’s possibly some form of calibration error where the phone reads parameters from the battery differently

i am asking how did resit battery can return 20% power?
why u tell me to run app to make it drop again?
 
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If you have used that phone for quite some time (e.g 2 years ), it's normal for the battery reading to be off. This is because battery capacity drops over time.

For example, sometimes my phone stops charging at 70%, but after resitting, it increases back to 90%. My battery is probably 70% of what it used to be

Can't be helped. Old battery can't hold charge well.

Sent from LENOVO using GAGT
 
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If you have used that phone for quite some time (e.g 2 years ), it's normal for the battery reading to be off. This is because battery capacity drops over time.

For example, sometimes my phone stops charging at 70%, but after resitting, it increases back to 90%. My battery is probably 70% of what it used to be

Can't be helped. Old battery can't hold charge well.

Sent from LENOVO using GAGT

time to change new battery?
 
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