This is a familiar feeling that your nerves begin to behave erratically when your smartphone battery level drops to 50 percent, and you know that powerbank or wall outlets are not within your reach. The device that runs Android and iOS has carved a vital place in our lives, so it is truly understood that battery anxiety can kick if your overall load reaches a very low level. To illustrate this behavior, a survey of 2,000 Americans was conducted, where the majority stated that the same anxiety was triggered once the smartphone battery reached 38 percent.

The crowd of gene Z displays anxiety of smartphone batteries much earlier, reach to charge their smartphone after the percentage level touches 44 percent

The survey conducted by Talker Research revealed that more than one third of the participating individuals admitted that when the percentage of smartphone batteries reached 38 percent, their concerns began to occur. Regarding those who are categorized under the Z gene, their anxiety begins before when the charge level reaches 44 percent. However, there is still a large percentage of Americans who remain cold under this towering pressure, even when the battery level has reached ‘below the acceptable level.

About 34 percent of Americans will be happy to wait for their smartphone battery level to reach 20 percent before considering entering the device. Then there are people who like to live dangerous, with 13 percent of people participating in a survey stating that they will wait for the battery to go down below 10 percent before their panic starts. In many situations, adding smartphones even before falling to 50 percent exhibited by 24 percent of Americans.

While some concluded this behavior is not healthy, this practice actually allows you to maintain optimal battery health, which leads to the long life of the device. This survey also states that ‘Boomer’ is the most relaxed generation when it comes to fill their smartphone, because some of them will wait until the average percentage level of 34 percent has reached before they start looking for outlets. It turns out that your anxiety level also depends on whether you can see the battery level on the mobile display.

About 39 percent of Americans will decide whether to make their smartphone juice based on the status bar, while 61 percent will make decisions based on the exact percentage display on their handset. If you want to check all surveys from Talker Research, be sure to click on the source link below and tell us your opinion in the comments.

News Source: Talker Research