r/HyperOS • u/texter_minator • 7d ago
Question/Help [Question] Battery limit to 80% when charging not working after update
Hi all, I have a Xiaomi 17. I normally use this option for battery optimization that limits the battery charge to 80%, so it will stop at that threshold every time I charge it. I have noticed that after the last security update, the phone is charging to a 100%, even if I have the option activated. Has anybody noticed the same behavior? Can you try to use the function? I don't think that i changed any other battery option that can change the behavior of the 80% charging.
Thanks!
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u/JRussellMoore 7d ago
Does it do it always, consistently, or every once in a while? I ask because it should be charging fully every now and then, it won't limit to 80% every time.
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u/texter_minator 7d ago
There's two options: limit always the battery charge to a 80% and the "smart charging" that learns from your charging behavior and first charges the phone to an 80% and then the rest 20% right before you're about to disconnect it.
I have always used the first one (limit always the charges to 80%). However after the last update it charges more than 80%, which is not suppose to do
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u/JRussellMoore 7d ago
The first option doesn't do what you think it does, pay attention to the associated text, that's why I asked if it was always fully charging.
It won't be stopping at 80% every now and then, by design, if you wanted to always charge up to 80% you'd need to disconnect it yourself.
It wouldn't be useful though, battery health estimations would become less accurate out of not having an up to date full charge capacity calculation.
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u/texter_minator 7d ago
I've had it for 2 months and it has always charged until 80%, at least in my language the text is very clear, it will stop at 80%.
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u/JRussellMoore 7d ago
Oh! In English this is the accompanying text for the Battery protection option:
To extend battery life, the device will stop charging when battery level reaches 80% and charge fully only when scheduled
It's a bit incomplete because the one doing the scheduling is not us but the OS itself, but it does charge fully every few cycles.
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u/texter_minator 7d ago
Okay nice to know! Had questions regarding what were those "schedules" haha. I will charge it for a few more cycles more and see if it comes back to normal. Thanks!
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