You can leave your tablet on all the time. That’s one of the benefits of owning a tablet/iPad, to have immediate access to the web, camera, flashlights, and all the apps.
These days leaving a tablet on all the time is not an issue. The new generation devices have built-in circuit boards that allow them to stay on all the time, and it’s no problem to leave your tablet plugged in all the time.
Battery usage is the most important aspect of leaving your tab on all the time. The more you let your tablet run or keep it on, the more it drains out your battery. Leaving your tablet on all the time won’t damage your battery nor it will make your iPad overheat.
Can I Use My Tablet While Charging?
You can use your tablet while charging it, but the explanation is much more complex.
With the new generation, tablets/iPads now have built-in circuit boards that prevent the devices from overheating and overcharging. You might feel that the devices get a little hot while charging, but that’s just natural, it shouldn’t and won’t get to the point when it can cause damage.
Heat is an extreme enemy of Lithium-Ion batteries, and it will stop automatically when it reaches 100%, so there’s no reason to unplug it.
Can My Tablet Get Overcharged?
Thanks to modern technology, you do not have to worry about your tablet getting overcharged. The charging of your tablet stops at 100% automatically. Once the device recognizes it is fully charged, it stops charging itself.
At What Percentage Should I Charge My Tablet?
It really depends upon you, but you do have a choice of where to stop. Ideally, you should be looking to charge your tablet somewhere between 80%-90%. It is, of course, also plausible that you would want to top off your charging at 100%, but charging your tablet around 80% gives you more productive time.
It is also good for your battery to be charged around the 80%-90% mark as you don’t have to wait around for the battery to be fully charged.
If you want to prolong the battery life of your device, it’s recommended by battery authorities to regularly discharge your battery completely before charging your device, which will result to a longer battery life span.
Do Tablets Charge Faster When Turned Off?
Tablets typically charge faster when they are turned off, as the device’s battery is not being used while charging. Your battery gets drained by Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, App background refresh, and many other things. By turning it off, it eliminates any battery drain. Thus, your iPad/tablet will charge a bit faster.
Another useful way of charging your tablet is keeping it in airplane mode instead of turning it off.
How Do I Make My Tablet Battery Last Longer?
There are many ways you can make your battery last longer. Sometimes you can’t do anything about it, and the battery will malfunction due to an error by the manufacturer.
1. Dim Your Tablet’s Brightness
For starters, dim your brightness when not needed. You do not need to keep your brightness at full tilt in the dark or even when the surroundings are bright. Keep the brightness at around the medium mark normally.
2. Disable The Notifications
Another useful hack is disabling the notifications. Pop-up notifications are not only annoying but also battery-draining when not disabled. Also, close all the unneeded apps in the background. These apps will keep running and keep draining your battery.
3. Turn-Off Auto Updates
One specific thing you can do is turn off auto-updates. Auto-updates will drain your battery faster than anything else. Not to mention heating up your battery. Auto-updates deal a double blow to your battery so it is sound to turn off auto-updates and keep it on manual at your discretion.
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I'm a writer and editor in iPads & Android Tablets, Windows Tablet section. I'm passionate about technology, especially about tablets. I'm on a mission to assist people in discovering their ideal tablets. In addition, I'm dedicated to producing helpful how-to guides and sharing top-notch tips and tricks. In my early carrier I founded and became and editor at worldoftablet and have been a guest author at many other tech blogs. In wolfoftablet I'm focusing on iPads, Tablets, Apple Pencil, Apps, Reviews, Buyers Guides and Tablet Accessories. In free time I like to play games on my PS5 or iOS.
