Battery

MacroPinch

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About this app

Battery indicates the battery charge level of your device.

Battery is a small, sleek and elegant app that will help you follow the current battery percentage on your Android device.

With Battery, every time and everywhere you will know if your battery is charged enough to play a game, a movie, or to browse the web.

There is no other battery app with such intuitive, neat and gorgeous interface as Battery has. The UI of Battery is as simple as possible, but tremendously practical.

We will work constantly to improve Battery, adding in the very near future new features, like useful battery information, battery tips, new widgets, and many more.


* FEATURES

✓ Displays battery information in percent (%)
✓ Supports the lock screen widget
✓ Full support for all known screen resolutions
✓ Power source indicator
✓ The precise battery level is displayed in 1% increments
✓ Battery is incredibly lightweight!
✓ Additional battery information:
- Temperature
- Voltage
- Health status
- Technology


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Ratings and reviews

I've always used this for the ease of seeing the percentage. Instead of a visible number next to the icon, the number is now squeezed inside the battery icon and so titchy it's unreadable. I've had to add the app to my home screen in order to be able to find the percentage instead of it being always visible. The one excellent thing about the app is now gone, hence the low rating.

It was difficult to get results. It was NOT explained WHERE the reading of available power would appear . I found it through serendipity . Some of us are not all IN this electronic age , and often instructions are confusing . SIMPLIFY AND BE MORE DETAILED . Also , how do I change the star on the Rating of this app. ? I want to remove one star but, NO GO that I can see . No joy .

Was working fine up to a few days ago. Uninstalled several times and it worked on again for a few hours. Just uninstalled again, ran Norton Cleanup and reinstalled again. Problem was that remaining power display shown differed greatly from Android's own battery display and app's other functions were unavailable. I'll see what happens now. If problem comes back, I will no longer use it and take it off my phone.