HP Prime G2 die when i turn it off while charging

[Kevin Ouellet]

Question: Before charging it for the first time, did you let the calculator reach zero battery percentage to the point where the device turns off by itself? I remember reading stories about how it was a bad idea to do so with any device that has a rechargeable battery (other than AAA's), especially older phones, and that it could also reduce the battery lifespan and even cause the battery to explode and catch fire, but I don't remember if letting a device get to 0% or worse letting it sit at 0% for weeks can cause hardware damage during the next charge. Does the HP Prime G2 have any protection against such scenarios?