I've never seen this suggested for lithium ion batteries unless you want
to reset the electronic charge sensor. Lithium ion batteries prefer
shallow charges, so I wouldn't run the battery all the way down except
for a good reason, such as when you notice the charge indicator isn't
calibrated properly any more.
On 07/14/2015 11:13 AM, Keith Bundy wrote:
Hello, all. I just got a new iPhone 6 over the weekend. I was told by someone
that I need to let the battery completely die once and then recharge. I
recharged the first time it got below 20%, but I am wondering if I need to let
it die this time.
Your thoughts are appreciated.
Keith
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