
Amanda Fox
I don't know what this app thinks it's measuring, but I tried out three different charging boxes with it one that was half an amp, one that was one amp, and one that was 2.0 amps, with the same cord, and every time you pulled out the charger and plugged it back into my phone with even the same charger, I got vastly different numbers, and it even measured the half a nap charger as charging faster than my 2.0 amp charger as well. I don't think this app is measuring anything.
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This program measures the actual battery charge, which means the remaining electricity from using the phone. The best way to measure the charger is to close all programs and close Wi-Fi and mobile data to reduce electricity consumption.

Kevin Donnelly
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Inconsistent values across known-good charge tools. My trusted Anker readout shows 45w using a 45w-rated cable. This tool shows 15-16 watts on the same tools. It's doing the maths wrong.
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Ahmed Nagy
February 28, 2024
The program measures the battery charge, and the battery charges at different speeds depending on the percentage of its fullness. From zero, the charging speed is high and decreases as we get closer to 100%. Taking into account the energy consumed by the phone, the 4G Wi-Fi screen reduces the charging speed