Set a maximum charge level on your Samsung Galaxy
Keeping your Samsung Galaxy charged to 100% may seem like the best way to maximize usage, but lithium-ion batteries naturally experience more stress when they remain at their highest charge level for extended periods. Over time, that stress can contribute to gradual capacity loss.
Setting a maximum charge level below 100% allows your device to stop charging before reaching full capacity, keeping it within a more moderate range for everyday use. This can help reduce long-term wear associated with charging, especially if you tend to keep your phone plugged in overnight or for extended periods. This feature is ideal for users who want to prioritize consistent long-term performance while still having plenty of power for daily activities.
Note: The information provided applies to devices sold in Canada. Available screens and settings may vary on phones sold in other countries.
Your Samsung Galaxy includes a dedicated Battery menu where you can view usage details and manage various power-related options. Within this menu, Battery protection allows you to control how much your device charges. Follow the steps below to activate the feature and select your preferred limit:
Step 1. Open the Settings menu. Then, scroll through the options and tap Battery.
Step 2. Tap Battery protection.
Step 3. Tap the switch at the top of the screen to turn on the feature.
Step 4. Select Maximum to set a custom charge limit.
Step 5. Select your preferred maximum charge level using the slider.
Step 6. Your device will now stop charging once it reaches the selected level.
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