I was curious though is it still true that you will shorten your battery life if you leave it plugged in more than it needs?
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I would think to a certain extent since it charges to 100% then drops to the mid 90s then starts charging to 100%. Though I wouldn't worry about it unless you want to wake up in the middle of the night and unplug your phone. On top of that you will have less life then when you go to use it.
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I find charging nexus a royal pain in the azz.. last night plugged into wall outlet phone was at 30% and charging I started Netflix streaming a 2hour movie on 4g my battery died will being on charge that is just wrong.
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I've noticed this as well. When I'm in my car I plug my phone in while I'm streaming music and the phone barely stays even. It even discharges a little sometimes.
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I've noticed this as well. When I'm in my car I plug my phone in while I'm streaming music and the phone barely stays even. It even discharges a little sometimes.
If your using a non-OEM USB cable the phone is going to recognize USB(charging) as if plugged into a computer and not AC(charging) home outlets, cig lighter (DC), etc. thus leading to slower and underpowered charging.
Oh, and if youre looking for a car charger... those low profile, dual-port Griffen chargers at places like Meijer and Walmart are fantastic! They put out a full 1amp on BOTH usb ports at the same time. Itz incredible for long trips when my wife & I both want to plug in our DXs or GNs.
They're the exact same as the $25-30 Insignia version at Best Buy... but only $13 when labelled with the Griffen Brand. Ive been running one in each of my cars since a week after the DX launched, and have never had an issue with any of them.
How do I find out how much power my car charger puts out? Its the original shipped with my Droid Incredible.