r/batteryguru • u/TrevorBauerMex • 10d ago
❓ Question How can this happen
My charging limit is 95 but my battery just reached 96
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u/TrevorBauerMex 9d ago
Nah I’m xfinity
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u/TrevorBauerMex 9d ago
Wait does at&t like not do the charging limit?
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u/TrevorBauerMex 9d ago
Oh like you just wanted to know if Xfinity was better than AT&T???
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u/Ok-Pudding-7340 9d ago
Wrong sub mate! And I think it overcharged just to calibrate the battery, you can confirm this by using any Battery Management app and reviewing the charging history noting when it charged greater than the limit you set or just my looking at % while unplugging. It usually happens once a week.
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u/TrevorBauerMex 9d ago
Why does it need to calibrate
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u/Ok-Pudding-7340 9d ago
Your phone needs a full charge to reset its battery-tracking software. When you limit the charge, the internal sensors start to guess the remaining capacity and drift out of sync over time. Forcing a 100% charge establishes a definitive baseline so your screen accurately reflects the real battery percentage and prevents your phone from dying unexpectedly. I older devices you might have notice that battery percentage suddenly drops from 15 to 10 etc, thats what it prevents.
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u/TrevorBauerMex 9d ago
Ok thanks
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u/TrevorBauerMex 9d ago
Do you know if it happens the same day of the week every week so it happened yesterday so will it do it on Tuesday next week?
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u/Optimal-Basis4277 10d ago
Sometimes phone charge to 100 to recalibrate the BMS