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What Is Your Battery Status?

See your device's battery level, whether it's charging, and estimated time to full or empty. All data comes from the Battery Status API and never leaves your browser.

This tool reads your device's battery level (0–100%), charging state, and estimated time remaining via the navigator.getBattery() API.

The Battery Status API is supported in Chromium-based browsers (Chrome, Edge, Opera) but has been removed from Firefox and Safari for privacy reasons.

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What Do Your Results Mean?

Result Range Meaning
Detected Battery level and charging state shown Your browser supports the Battery API. The percentage and time estimates update in real time as conditions change.
Limited Level shown but time estimate is unavailable Your OS may not report time estimates to the browser. The battery level percentage is still accurate.
Not Supported No battery data available Your browser does not support the Battery Status API. This feature works in Chrome and Edge on laptops and Android devices.

Common Issues and How to Fix Them

Battery info shows 'Not Supported'

Firefox and Safari have removed the Battery Status API for privacy. Switch to Chrome or Edge to access this feature.

Time remaining estimate seems inaccurate

The OS calculates time based on current usage. Heavy CPU or screen activity will shorten the actual time. The estimate updates dynamically as usage changes.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How does the battery test work?

It uses the navigator.getBattery() API to read your device's battery level, charging state, and time estimates directly from the operating system.

Why is battery info not available?

Some browsers (Firefox, Safari) have removed the Battery Status API for privacy. This feature works best in Chromium-based browsers.

Is my battery data sent anywhere?

No. The Battery Status API provides local-only data. No network requests are made and no data is stored or transmitted.

How accurate is the time remaining?

Time estimates come from the OS and depend on current usage patterns. They update dynamically as your power consumption changes.