Today’s smartphones are capable of going from zero to 100% in as quick as ~20 minutes, with even many mid-range phones capable of fully charging in an hour.
However, we wondered how many people let their phones hit zero in the first place before grabbing the charger. That was the topic of a featured poll earlier this week, and here’s what you told us.
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