After each time your charge and discharge your device, the battery will wear. Constantly charging to full capacity and discharging will reduce the battery’s life-cycle. Hence there is a need to reduce this wear in order to get more life cycles out of your battery.
So the question is, how to do it? Thankfully there are some apps available to make this possible. But to prevent your device from charging beyond the set limit, you will need root access.
However, there are some apps available to help you to Set a Custom Battery Charge Limit in the Android device manually. We will be covering both of them in this article.
How to Set a Custom Battery Charge Limit in an Android device?
For Non-Root Users
There are some apps that can notify you when a certain limit is reached. So that you can manually turn off the charger and unplug your devices, we would recommend using Accubattery. There are many features that will help you to increase your battery life and life-cycle. One of them is the feature to set the charging limit, and the app will alert you when the limit is reached. Although this will not prevent charging above the limit, you can manually unplug the charger.
- Get the app from here:
- After installing, open, and put your mobile on the charge.
- Youll get a slider on top of the charging animation in the app.
- Move the slider to set the charging limit.





