I. The Truth About Lithium Battery Lifespan The lifespan of lithium batteries is usually 2 to 5 years, but this is similar to asking how long a person can live - the answer depends on many factors.

Charge and discharge cycles: Most lithium batteries can be recycled 500 to 1000 times. 

Operating environment: High temperatures will accelerate battery aging. 

Charging habits: Keeping the device fully charged for an extended period can shorten its lifespan. 

II. These habits are killing your battery

You might be harming your battery every day without even realizing it: 

Over-discharge: Charging the battery when its charge level is below 20% will accelerate the deterioration. 

High-temperature exposure: The temperature inside a car during summer can halve the lifespan of the battery. 

Fast charging addiction: Long-term use of fast charging will cause the battery capacity to decline more rapidly. 

Constantly full: Maintaining 100% battery charge for a long time will accelerate aging. 

III. Practical Tips for Extending Battery Life

Want your battery to last longer? Try these methods: 

Keep the battery level between 20% and 80%. 

Avoid using and storing in high-temperature environments. 

Carry out a complete charging and discharging cycle once a month 

Keep the device at 50% battery level when not in use for a long time.