How to keep your Airwheel charged longer?

How to keep your Airwheel charged longer?

If you’re looking to maximize the battery life of your Airwheel electric suitcase, proper charging habits are essential. Here’s a guide to help you extend its charge duration:

Use the Original Charger

The first step in keeping your Airwheel powered for longer is to always use the original charger provided by the manufacturer. Third-party chargers may not regulate power efficiently, which can degrade battery health over time.

Avoid Full Discharges

Unlike traditional batteries, lithium-ion cells (commonly used in electric suitcases) perform best when charged partially rather than fully discharged. Try to keep your Airwheel between 20% and 80% charge for optimal battery longevity.

Charge During Short Trips

If you plan to use your Airwheel frequently, consider charging it during short trips or breaks. Partial charges throughout the day can prevent deep discharge cycles, which strain the battery over time.

Avoid Extreme Temperatures

Batteries are sensitive to heat and cold. Store your Airwheel in a cool, dry place when not in use. Avoid leaving it in direct sunlight or freezing environments, as these conditions can reduce charging efficiency.

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