No OEM on earth is going to force a device to demand an eleven hour recharge cycle. Yet by studying the nuts and bolts chemistry of lithium ion exchange reveals both reducing finsh voltage and limiting charge current, wildly increases cycle life. Battery University, the link above, has splendid data on these points. Graphs and charts. What is neglected is the fact that a softer amperage will permit a higher finish voltage thereby increasing capacity without undue adverse life cycle effects.
All this is moot. Utterly moot when it comes to easy to change batteries. But when the device itself is at risk and replacement is a near nightmare it skews the situation.
Armchair commentators who own no such device nor live more than 15 minutes from a post office are sure to pshaw such information as being irrelevant. Wotta Hoot.
