First Charge

franelpana

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Well, you guys know how most electronic devices with rechargeable batteries suggest you do a full charge before you start using it right? well, was reading the att samsung galaxy s2 manual, and it is no exception. My question is: Is it really necessary? i mean, will it cause problems later on or something? because i've never done it with any of my other elctronic devices (iphone, psp, ds, etc...) and they've been fine, but i keep reading that the batterie on android devices doesn't last too much, so if it damages the battery by even 5%, i don't wanna take a chance

Would you guys charge it? because you know how excited you get when you have a new toy on your hands :P
 
I'm going to charge mine for 4 hours then use the crap out of it. I'll spend my time reading the 211 page manual.
 
would also like to add a question about the battery
if i plug it in to charge over night and it gets fully charged, will it disconnect automatically ? i know laptops lose battery life if you leave it constantly plugged in
 
would also like to add a question about the battery
if i plug it in to charge over night and it gets fully charged, will it disconnect automatically ? i know laptops lose battery life if you leave it constantly plugged in

Nowadays these batteries have no memory effect, there is no need to unplug.
 
Well, you guys know how most electronic devices with rechargeable batteries suggest you do a full charge before you start using it right? well, was reading the att samsung galaxy s2 manual, and it is no exception. My question is: Is it really necessary? i mean, will it cause problems later on or something? because i've never done it with any of my other elctronic devices (iphone, psp, ds, etc...) and they've been fine, but i keep reading that the batterie on android devices doesn't last too much, so if it damages the battery by even 5%, i don't wanna take a chance

Would you guys charge it? because you know how excited you get when you have a new toy on your hands :P

I never can wait, personally.

There's also an app on the market to recalibrate the battery if you think it needs it. As far as I can tell that would erase any problems you might see.
 
Sometimes they come fully charged, if not close enough anyway. I won't be able to wait myself :) Where do you see that in the manual btw?
 
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Note: You must fully charge the battery before using your phone for the first
time. A discharged battery recharges fully in approximately 4 hours.

page 14, or 9 (14 in the reader, 9 in the image)
 
Oh, that sucks. I dont think I did with my captivate. I'm quite sure I didn't actually. It was pretty full when I got it.