The need to always have the smartphone in hand makes the functionality and capacity of the battery one of the main points at the time of purchase. For this reason, companies are investing more and more in technology and applications to battery monitoring.
As a result, some operating systems already have the functionality to check battery health in a simple way, as is the case with Apple's iOS.
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However, most cell phones do not have built-in battery monitors, which makes installing such a program essential.
Knowing this, we decided to list some battery monitoring apps, which will be important in maintaining your smartphone's battery, if it doesn't have a native app with this function.
Additionally, these apps can help monitor which features on your device are consuming the most load and directly impacting its performance. Keep reading!
How batteries in modern devices work
The batteries used in smartphones today, for the most part, are made of
Lithium, which is a great material to keep cell phones charged.However, this material still has some limitations and, therefore, the stress generated in some situations reduces the useful life of this component.
Thus, one should avoid keeping the cell phone fully charged, as well as not letting it discharge completely. Because these actions stress the physicochemical components of your lithium-ion battery in both situations.
Therefore, it is recommended to keep the battery charge between 20% and 80%.
With that in mind, check out the top apps to monitor your smartphone's battery below.
Accubattery
Probably the best known on the list, available only for Android, is a program that has several relevant features to monitor the health of your battery.
With it you can follow the estimated battery life, discharge status, how is your usage and charging speed. All in its free version, and by upgrading to its paid version, it offers even more features.
Battery Alarm
This application is ideal for setting alarms to keep the cell phone's charge always between the recommended (20%-80%) as it already has charge alarm settings in its free version.
In addition, with this program it is possible to check the status of the battery, temperature and voltage.
Battery LifeDoctor
Battery Life Doctor, available for iOS, has a battery monitoring panel capable of check its status and usage in real time and also provides a memory release function RAM.
Its features make it a great choice for iPhone users who want to save battery.
