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$500 via Verizon e-gift card (sent w/in 8 wks). Activation of 4G LTE/5G phone on 5G Get More plan req’d. Device must remain active for 45 days. $500 charge back if service cancelled w/in 12 mos or eligibility req’s are no longer met. See vzw.com/bring-your-own-device for details.
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Good Afternoon!
I just bought a Samsung Galaxy J3 V.
Do I need to charge the battery 100% before turning it on the first time?
Thanks!
- - Dave
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It is nice to make sure that you prepare your device correctly when you get it. Congrats on your new device. The good news is that you do not need to fully charge the device. Some people do and others do not. It is a preference choice. You can learn more about your device here: http://spr.ly/6601EkGSZ Does this provide clarity? AmberF_VZW
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