Most manufacturers gloss over memory effect releasing cycles, thermal management, trying to maintaining a 20% to 80% operational SOC envelope with a flatline SOC voltage curve and CC charging with stepped voltage tail current feedback, low&high-temperature charger foldback, safe automatic isolation, lithium plating preventative measures, charger reduced float for prolonged standby use, preventing solar controllers from automatically re-bulking charged batteries every morning etc...
...makes it's all very unattractively complicated for the headache and few thousand extra cycles it's worth.
Every LFP manufacturer I've seen are recommending 100% state of charge restorations and are putting the low-temperature cutout at the flashpoint and not the incrementally harmful point. Despite claiming cycle counts in a constrained optimised 20°C and reduced SOC oscillations about 50%.
That Nordkyn chap Eric tells it like it is.
