Is it okay to charge Moto G overnight?

[Inundated]

Doesn't happen with me when I charge it overnight. Not until now at least. How long (hours) did you keep it for charging?

It was a few hours...about 10 PM until about 3 AM or so.

This never happened before, and hasn't happened since I posted that.

 

[Closingracer]

I always charge mine over nite and in the case of my Nexus 4 have noticed no difference in battery life.

Really depends... I have noticed my iPhone 4 started to lose battery faster around 18 months after I bought it and my s2 skyrocket in about a year

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[Skyway]

Really depends... I have noticed my iPhone 4 started to lose battery faster around 18 months after I bought it and my s2 skyrocket in about a year

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And both those phones are from 2011. Batteries today are far better and last far longer than they used to. Limiting yourself to only buying phones with removable/easy to replace batteries is really only hurting your options for devices. Personally I've never had a decrease in battery life enough to really make that much of a difference, including my galaxy fascinate from way back when (which I still have and the battery works just fine and lasts plenty long). Just saying

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[Closingracer]

And both those phones are from 2011. Batteries today are far better and last far longer than they used to. Limiting yourself to only buying phones with removable/easy to replace batteries is really only hurting your options for devices. Personally I've never had a decrease in battery life enough to really make that much of a difference, including my galaxy fascinate from way back when (which I still have and the battery works just fine and lasts plenty long). Just saying

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Idc about limiting myself and am happy with my Note 3

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[Skyway]

Idc about limiting myself and am happy with my Note 3

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And that's completely fine, I was simply stating the facts.

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[Closingracer]

And that's completely fine, I was simply stating the facts.

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What facts? Batteries still use the same technology and eventually charge cycles will decrease over time for the typical 2 years upgrade cycle it shouldn't be a problem phones have 1 year warranties I rather have the option to change battery vs sending it in because you don't know if yours the few that dies or substantial loss of battery life. Battery technology hasn't grown as fast as the other technology has grown like screens, cpu/gpu, operating systems, memory and so forth

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