The first thing we need to do when these devices run out of charge; plug the data cable into the device or plug the charger in? This detail, which you may never think about, actually greatly affects the way our devices operate.
Let’s clarify how the thing should be in order to use our phones and computers more efficiently and for a long time.
Before moving on to the answer to this question, let’s consider the issue of impulse voltage.
Pulse voltage is a type of voltage that has the power to be produced in about one millionth of a second and carries some kind of transient and violent frequencies. In a device where this reaction takes place, an instantaneous and intense voltage occurs instead of the normal operating voltage.
When you start charging your phone or computer, you must have heard buzzing sounds. This unexpected situation is caused by the impulse voltage.
This should not be overlooked, as this voltage can invite data loss, reduced battery life, performance degradation, screen flickering, freezing or rebooting, various unexpected noises, circuit damage, and more.
Let’s get back to the main question. Which step should take priority?
If you connect the data cable to the phone or computer first, a large shock may occur when connecting to the power supply, and this voltage may cause unexpected damage to the device.
If it is first connected to the socket and then to the device, the surge voltage is inevitable, but up to a point, direct contact between this voltage and the device can be largely avoided. So, acting in this order of priority will protect your devices.
Once the charging process is complete, it will be safer to disconnect the phone or computer from the cable first.
How you do this directly affects your battery health because when removing the charger, it is possible to encounter a sudden reverse current that can cause various problems such as accelerating battery aging and short battery life.
In addition, leaving the device plugged into the power source for a long time after the phone or computer is fully charged can cause a lot of unexpected damage.
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