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Based on my personal experience at least one year on a 5 years old mobile. It can last longer but I decommissioned it because I got a NUC.
I had setup a charge limiter (between 20% and 80%) with Magisk, initially it was through an automation in homeassistant but the battery usage was very high.
In terms of charge cycles it was one or two per day max
Thanks. I'm wondering if maybe I could just use something simple like a lamp timer, to control when juice comes through to the phone's charger/cable. I could enable that only for like 6 hours a day and keep it "off" otherwise.
That's a possibility for sure. My suggestion would be first to test the capability of the device before buying anything. Once you're satisfied with it, you can take the next steps and buy additional hardware. In my experience a USB-C -> ETH port was a great purchase as I was experiencing shaky WiFi connection possibly due to battery saving settings.