First of all, you need to know that discharging a smartphone to 0% is bad for the device itself and its battery. In this case, the operation of the operating system is interrupted and even more energy is needed to restore it. Therefore, it is best to charge the phone with 10-20% of its charge remaining.
And even up to 100% it is better not to charge the smartphone. And if you charge the device all night, this will also damage its operation. In this case, the device may overheat.
Also, you should not charge your smartphone immediately if it has been in the sun (on a hot day) or in the cold. It is better to wait until it cools down or warms up. And if the room itself is hot, remove the cover from the device and put the smartphone in a cool place. Ideally, you should use a smartphone between +16 and +22 degrees Celsius.
It is also better not to load and use the smartphone while charging. So it does not overheat and charges faster.
Over time, the charging cable breaks. In this case, most people decide to buy a non-genuine cable to replace it. But it may be of poor quality and may not provide the desired amperage. Also in this case the charging speed will be lower than the original cable.
Source: Ferra
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