Of the battery recovering

[A country man]

Hi guys! I was told, you can recover, partly or fully, your smartphone battery to its original state. With this purpose,you need put your phone in the safe mode and use the phone in the way you normally use it. After full discharging, when your phone is fainted, you need to charge it fully and then the battery is recovered. Is it truth?

 

[manly]

Welcome to the forums.

I'm not a battery expert, but short answer: no.

 

[daveybrat]

Hi guys! I was told, you can recover, partly or fully, your smartphone battery to its original state. With this purpose,you need put your phone in the safe mode and use the phone in the way you normally use it. After full discharging, when your phone is fainted, you need to charge it fully and then the battery is recovered. Is it truth?

Yes, a battery can magically regain it's capacity by discharging and recharging it.

 

[manly]

Yes, a battery can magically regain it's capacity by discharging and recharging it.

Although the OP sounds preposterous, older Macbooks (and probably PCs as well) did benefit from occasional battery calibration to optimize charging. And the procedure for that used to be a full discharge followed by a full charge.

How to Calibrate Your MacBook's Battery for Better Performance

Apple MacBooks include a smart battery to manage the charge and discharge cycles. Calibrating the battery results in better battery performance.

www.lifewire.com

BU-603: How to Calibrate a “Smart” Battery

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