1. So that you don't lose your work. It is a horrible thing to have your device battery die while in the middle of a project, and then realize that you didn't save your work.
2. So the children can remain entertained. During a long trip, you don't want to hear that the batteries in your children's entertainment have died. (At least, not unless they also brought a book.)
3. So you can remain in contact. A fully charged phone battery allows you to stay in contact with family and friends no matter where you are.
4. In case of emergencies. A power outage is not the best time to discover that the batteries in your flashlight are dead.
5. During a long trip. When preparing for a trip, it is a good idea to check that everything you'll be using has working batteries, especially if some of those things don't have easily replaceable batteries.
6. So that you can tell time. It is frustrating to look down at your watch and realize that the battery has died.
7. So you don't need to rush. When working on a dying battery, it is easy to rush so much that you make mistakes. When the battery is fully charged, you can take time to make sure everything is just right.
8. So that you can enjoy things. It is annoying to be in the middle of an audiobook or movie, and then have the battery die.
9. As a backup. If you have a backup set of batteries, then you don't need to worry as much when the first pair dies.
10. So that you can go about your day. If you have something important that you use each day, like hearing aids, then it is important to make sure that the batteries are always charged.
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