Electron: battery health info
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Electron: battery health info is a Tools application developed by Maher Safadi, but with the best Android emulator-LDPlayer, you can download and play Electron: battery health info on your computer.
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There's a bug where it keeps pushing notifications repeatedly after the battery reaches that certain percentage, either charging or discharging and it gets annoying. Like sometimes you can't plug it in right away or maybe you need it fully charged so it'd last all day but the app keeps pushing notifications. I even tried turning the alarm notifications off but it would still keep pushing those notifications and it becomes really annoying. Other than that, it's a solid app, like the design too.
Great app, not gonna lie! Also, there's this bug (you already fixed it, so ignore it) that makes charging speeds ridiculously high, reaching 5640 watts. That was insanely hilarious, but yeah. However, I do have a word for this app. It works perfectly on Infinix and Tecno devices, but it doesn't perform similarly on Samsung devices. With fast charging enabled, the app reads a negative wattage for a phone that increases in percentage. Also, the amperage is incorrect, but I'm sure you can fix it.
Good Interface, good info, very slick. Thanks for actually doing the math to convey charging rate in watts. However there's no history min/max tracker for charging rate, which I've seen in other apps. Integrated ads can be very aggressive and intrusive -- sketchy full screen popups with audio. Probably will uninstall it for that.