Charge Meter 2.9.2

Charge Meter is a comprehensive app that allows you to accurately measure and monitor various aspects of your battery usage. With its range of features, you can gain valuable insights into your device's battery performance without any hassle.

HIGHLIGHTS

• Get real-time data on your battery's capacity (in mAh).
• Access information on discharge speed and battery consumption per app.
• Determine the remaining charge time to know when your battery will be fully charged.
• Know the estimated remaining use time to plan your device usage accordingly.
• Monitor the battery temperature for optimal performance.
• Track live charge usage of apps to identify power-hungry applications.

🔌 CHARGING SPEED

Discover the fastest charger and USB cable for your device using Charge Meter. By measuring the charging current (in mA), you can determine the ideal combination for efficient charging.

• Evaluate the charging speed with different apps and choose the most effective one.
• Get real-time updates on the charging progress and know when your phone is fully charged.

🏆 PREMIUM FEATURES

• Personalize your experience with dark themes and dark mode.
• Enjoy minimized viewing with picture-in-picture mode.
• Add useful home screen widgets for quick access to battery information.
• Experience an ad-free environment for uninterrupted usage.

We at Charge Meter are dedicated to providing a high-quality app that is backed by our passion for accurate battery statistics. Rest assured, our app doesn't compromise your privacy and avoids making false claims. If you appreciate our efforts, consider upgrading to the Premium version to support us.

Note:

The charging current you experience may vary based on several factors, such as the type of charger (USB/AC/wireless), the USB cable used, your phone model, ongoing background tasks, display brightness level, Wi-Fi and GPS status, as well as the overall health condition of your phone's battery.

It's important to note that lithium polymer batteries don't consume the maximum charging current throughout the entire charging process. Therefore, if your battery is nearly full, the charging current will decrease significantly compared to lower battery levels.