Simple Battery Monitor for Android
- REQUIRES ANDROID | Published by Zafer ARICAN on 2024-10-23 | Category: Utilities
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$ Free
- REQUIRES ANDROID | Published by Zafer ARICAN on 2024-10-23 | Category: Utilities
Simple Battery Monitor is a Utilities app by Zafer ARICAN. Simple Battery Monitor shows remaining time, charge percentage and battery status in a compact menu bar app. * It warns you with an orange arrow icon when some apps consume too much power.
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1. Simple Battery Monitor shows remaining time, charge percentage and battery status in a compact menu bar app.
2. * Time remaining adapts to your usage and when some demanding apps start consuming too much power it shows time remaining as if those consuming apps continue to run.
3. * With new 80%-20% Mode you can be notified when charging reaches 80% and when discharging reaches to 20% battery levels for better battery health.
4. * Time remaining is for both charging and discharging.
5. * It warns you with an orange arrow icon when some apps consume too much power.
6. * Notifies when the battery is low and the battery level is critical.
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Kinda nice. But the time to empty keeps showing six minutes since the battery is 100% charged. The only reason I keep the app is because it shows the cycle count of the battery. Other than that, it is no added value.
I like the design, but the percentage is not accurate. Shows 33% while system prefs and bettery medic both show 26%. Computer turned off yesterday when this app was still showing enough that it should have stayed on a while longer.
This works great on my 2020 Intel MacbookPro (5 stars there), but not so much on my 2021 M1 (1 star) On the M1 it seems to never think I have more than 9 minutes of charge. It will stay on 0:09 for hours, then on 0:08 for hours, etc. Right now it says I'm discharging and have 0:07 and 86% battery. Activity Monitor says I have 9:21. Update: charging time seems to be accurate. It's only inaccurate on discharge.
From the support page, "Time values may vary from values displayed in Activity Monitor." No kidding! Simple Battery Monitor estimates 8 minutes (0:08) remaining. Activity Monitor estimates 20 hours (20:00). I've been running the computer for half an hour, to let it gather enough info on usage to estimate more accurately, but still it insists 8 minutes left.
I am now unsure which indicator is correct, the Android supplied dock reference or this app. The computer interanl Android reading says I have 82% remaining battery life and rhe app says 78%. Which one is correct?
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