Here are some tips:
1. Don't discharge your phone too much. Doing so frequently will reduce the life of the lithium battery. You don’t have to wait until you get a low-power reminder to charge it. You can charge it any time, as long as it isn't 100% on full power.
2. Charge at a suitable temperature, ideally between 15°C and 35°C.
3. Use the original charger to charge. The original charger and data cable ensure a stable output of voltage and current where charging speed and safety are guaranteed. Other chargers may have hidden safety hazards.
4. Avoid using your phone when it's charging.
5. Use a thin phone case when your phone is charging. The phone will generate heat when charging, so it's best to remove the case or choose a thin and light case when charging.
6. Avoid excessive charging. The charger maintains full power state as long as the phone is fully charged. This may cause battery deformation and fluid leakage, alongside reduced battery performance and damage. Don't charge for longer than 12 hours in one block. Unplug the charger when your phone is fully charged. If you aren't using your phone for a long time, we recommend you shut down it at around 40-80% power. Store your phone in a cool and dry place and replenish it regularly.