3. Using Cheap or Uncertified Chargers
That $3 charger might seem like a good deal, but it could cost you your phone — or worse, start a fire. Non-certified chargers may not regulate voltage properly and can damage your battery or even the internal components of your phone.
Tip: Always use the original charger or a certified third-party charger (look for MFi certified for Apple, or USB-IF for Android).
✅ Final Advice:
Treat your phone’s battery like you would your car’s engine — take care of it, and it will last much longer. These small charging habits might not seem like a big deal today, but over months and years, they make a huge difference.
📌 Protect your phone. Save money. Charge smart.