Why did my phone battery randomly die?

Temperature is probably the most common reason that smartphone batteries die unexpectedly. Internally, there could be a software issue that’s draining your battery faster than normal. This could be an app running in the background, like a mobile game, malware, or even a simple software bug that needs to be patched.

Why does my battery die faster in certain places?

Low signal strength When you’re in an area with spotty cell service, you might notice your battery tends to die faster. Turning your phone off or on airplane mode in places where there’s barely any service will conserve the battery.

Why does my phone keep restarting and losing battery?

The most common reason for this is, your phone was dropped down recently! Overheating. Most of the modern devices are designed to shut off automatically if they fail to dissipate the heat generated inside. Overheating is what you can call it.

Can certain places drain your phone battery?

The most common connections are your cell phone signal, data, Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, and location services. Connections drain battery in a few different ways and the first one is fairly obvious. When the reception is bad, the phone checks more frequently and this constant checking drains the battery.

Why does my phone battery die so fast when I’m not using it?

Avoid situations where your phone can overheat, especially when your battery is fully charged. Your battery drains much faster when it’s hot, even when not in use. This kind of drain can damage your battery.

Why do lithium-ion batteries die so quickly?

Microscopic crystal films build up inside lithium cells as they’re charged and discharged (think of ice building up in a freezer as you open and close the door), causing the battery to gradually lose its ability to hold as much energy. That’s why your three-year-old smartphone’s battery doesn’t last as long as it did when the phone was new.

How much battery does your phone really have left?

Indeed, there’s a good chance your phone died despite proudly proclaiming that its battery has, say, 23 percent charge left, or your tablet hung on at 2 percent for what seems like hours. We’ve talked at length about how to squeeze more power from your smartphone battery and which chargers are best when your device is about to power down.

What to do when your phone’s battery is dying fast?

Keep your apps in check if your phone’s battery is dying fast. Certain apps drain the battery more than others. The obvious ones are YouTube, Netflix, and any streaming services.

Does your phone’s battery life get shorter as you age?

In fact, age is the primary reason your battery life gets shorter as your phone gets older. This means anyone rocking an older phone is likely reminiscing about the old times when the phone used to last much more on a charge.