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Aaron from Zola Tech tackles the issue of whether phones should be charged with cases on, highlighting that it largely depends on environmental conditions and the type of charging method used. He points out that Apple recommends maintaining phone temperatures between 50°F to 95°F (10°C to 35°C) to optimize battery life. Demonstrating with an iPhone 10 and cases from Google and Apple, Aaron shares his charging habits, favoring wireless charging most of the time while occasionally using a 12-watt iPad charger. He shows his wireless fast charger setup and notes that his battery health remains at 100% despite overnight charging. Using a heat gun, he measures the phone's temperature during wireless charging, finding it reaches normal levels of around 95°F (35-36°C). Aaron advises removing cases to prevent excessive heat during wireless charging and encourages viewer interaction.
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In this segment of the video, Aaron from Zola Tech addresses a common question about charging phones with cases on. He explains that, according to Apple, it depends on environmental factors and the type of charging. Aaron demonstrates with his iPhone 10 using both a Google case and an Apple case, noting that sometimes the case needs to be removed to prevent heat insulation. Apple recommends keeping the phone between 50°F to 95°F (10°C to 35°C) to preserve battery life. Aaron shares his personal charging habits, which include using wireless charging 90% of the time and a 12-watt iPad charger otherwise. He shows his wireless fast charger setup and mentions that despite charging overnight, his iPhone battery health remains at 100%. This practice applies similarly to Google’s phones, and he prefers using manufacturer chargers.
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In this segment, the presenter uses a heat gun to measure the phone’s temperature while charging. They demonstrate that while wirelessly charging, the phone heats up to around 95 degrees Fahrenheit or 35 to 36 degrees Celsius, which is normal. The presenter advises against using a case during wireless charging to avoid extra heat retention, although it’s generally safe to use a case with regular charging unless in a very hot environment. They conclude by encouraging viewers to ask questions, comment, and subscribe.