Charge cycles affect battery life

The Charge Cycle is called a charge cycle when you charge your phone from 0 to 100% and stop charging and return to 0% while using the phone. Battery manufacturers often refer to battery life as the number of charge cycles. Most rechargeable batteries used in today’s phones are lithium-ion batteries.

These batteries can provide their full capacity from 300 to 500 charge cycles. Beyond that, it can only provide 75-80% of capacity, and battery problems start.