Good information, clean app but convoluted. I like the app and it seems to have everything I want to know. This means that the information is scattered all over the place in different boxes and, worse, broken into sessions with no obvious way to combine them. At the end of the day, I want to see my WHOLE usage, not different pieces. This multi-session design makes it very difficult to see how the whole day looked, especially if you’re regularly recharging the battery or plugging in a computer.
This is a very well designed app that is fantastic for monitoring and maintaining battery health. This is especially beneficial to me as I plan to keep my S22 for a long time and want to keep it in top shape. My favorite feature is how the app even plays a notification once it reaches a predetermined charge level. What I would really like to see is an equivalent function for the discharge level as I always want to keep it above 33%. 10/10!
Simply amazing. Based on real research works, it has been helping me protect my battery for the past two years. Even outside of my phone, I now try to keep other devices with Li batteries at a lower charge level. Real-world environmental impact with an app. Cheers! Wishlist: -an extension for rooted phones to automatically stop charging (there are other similar apps but not as good in other aspects). -Allow users to join a program where the app takes data to improve research.
This simple app has taught me a lot about how my battery works. It runs in the background but is not intrusive. Many battery management apps go through all your settings and do weird things with your phone’s memory. This one simply tells you what you should do. Overall a great product.
This app has changed the way you charge your phone. I used to just burn the battery charge to 100% time and leave it overnight. My batteries are always dead within 2 years. I hope for a long life from this new one. Edit to add – it would be nice to have more than one charging alarm. I have it set to 75% but wound second to 60%. So I can decide when to charge as needed. I have noticed that the smaller the amount you charge, the better the efficiency.
It’s easy to use and helps to find a few remaining USB cables that still work. It’s also good to know how many amps the connection has. Don’t like finding out that your phone hasn’t charged after you’ve left it for a long time? Overheating battery disconnect warning also saves money.
Easily the best battery app that accurately reflects battery capacity. Although there are no optimization tools, they are not necessary as the native ones are sufficient. Edit: the “last full charge” section no longer updates, even though I’ve done it many times.
Very useful app. I think it’s worth 5⭐ just for the fact that the developers give you a few ad-free days to see if you want to keep the app and pay to remove the ad or just uninstall it. I wish most other developers would do this instead of bombarding addons right after download without giving them a chance to think straight. When that happens, I uninstall on the spot. I think the health estimates are so far off as to be pointless and a complete waste of time
RAM usage can possibly be reduced. On average 120-180 MB. In addition, there are several associated Google services that use an additional 200-300 MB. It has accurately predicted battery life drops twice in the last 2 years on my Poco F1 before the change is reflected in the core profile. Pls add option to track system theme. The app doesn’t seem eligible for the family library, which is a shame. It can be buggy at times without considering the near-full charge with respect to the battery health estimate.
Any reason why this version has a buggy opening intro when opening the app (in other apps we see an animation containing the app logo, here we see the Android icon for a few seconds before entering the app itself). My experience with this app has been mostly error-free (within reason), but with this new version I’m getting this very strange surprise (especially considering the good reputation of this app)
This app is a must have…I get it as one of the very first apps I download every time I get a new phone….Worth it for the charging feature that shows how much current is being delivered to the battery and the quality of your charging cable…Saves me countless hours trying to figure out what’s good and what’s trash with cables
Simple to use. It works in the background. Find out why charging a Li battery >80% can damage the battery and shorten its life. A handy indicator that informs you of % charged, time to full charge (≤ 80% if you choose this option). It also monitors the battery charge and alerts you if the battery cannot be charged. It’s the most perfect charge tracking app I’ve found and the safest way to charge your battery quickly and prevent damage to your battery and device.
Very informative and easy to use. Especially as an option to set an alarm when the charge exceeds a defined point, which is very useful for the long-term health of the battery.
It provides everything I could ever need about the health of my batteries in a highly polished, well-developed app. I’ve had a few battery apps before AccuBattery, including a few that are nothing more than eye candy, but this is a serious app and the best of its kind that I’ve used.
I am upgrading my 3 year old S21 to S23 and want to pass my S21 on to my son. I felt like I should probably replace the battery before this because the S21 battery was draining almost every day. After a few days of running this app, I was pleasantly surprised to find that the battery capacity of this 3-year-old device was still 85% of the original specification! It’s easy to use, and if you turn on app tracking, this app lets you find “rogue apps” that use up power when they’re not in use. Looking at you Home Depot.