Charge Control [ROOT]

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About this app

# This app is only for Rooted Devices.

This app helps prevent overcharging of your device by limiting charging to a particular level.

How to use?
- Adjust disable threshold (Stops charging when reached to that level).
- Adjust enable threshold (Starts charging back only after reaching that level).
- Press start service button.
- Press apply button if you want to update threshold.

*You can also add a custom control file path from settings if it does not work by default in your device.

*WARNING
This app is built over a Magisk module called Input Power Control, if anything happens to your device the creator of this module or creator of this app no one can be held responsible.

Ratings and reviews

The app works a bit differently from what I would expect. At the top threshold, it doesn't seem to be stopping the charging completely, but instead continues trickle-charging, so the battery level is kept at the set value. That's fine by me, as long as it doesn't continue charging past the threshhold. During that trickle-charge at the threshold level the charging current in the Status window still shows full value, which is incorrect. A minor issue for me. Thanks for the usedul app! 👍

Used to do the job very well, but keeps crashing in the BG since the upgrade to android 13. Uninstall and reinstall could not fix it, so I keep waking up with 100% battery most mornings. Would upgrade to 5* when fixed. (Update) Dropped from 4 to 3 stars, it stopped working on android 14. I see it was not updated for almost 2 years. I hope I find a replacement...

For my Moto G7 the correct control file is /sys/class/power_supply/battery/battery_charging_enabled. Unfortunately the app does not prevent my phone from charging when the limit is reached. It may be due to LineageOS 20 being installed, the OS now seems to overwrite the file by itself, so the app has no effect any more. I found that an alternative app named "Battery Charge Limit [ROOT]" does the trick: it seems to monitor the control file and change the value again when the OS tries to take over

What’s new

- added ability to remove ads.