Android Battery Health

Kaidatsu · January 10, 2020

So, we all know how iOS has a battery health status in it's settings to tell you how good the battery is. I'm running a Pixel 2 XL, Android 10. Is there any software that can get an accurate or at least close enough estimate to tell me how good my battery health is? I'm aware that I have to charge it up completely and let it die a couple of times.

RadiatingLight · January 10, 2020

If you take an android bug report, you can sift through the text files and it will have one field with the estimated actual capacity, so you can divide Actual capacity by 3520Mah to get the percent health.

from this post: https://www.reddit.com/r/GooglePixel/comments/b7qrgi/how_to_determine_pixel_charge_capacity_before_you/

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In Dev options (settings/system/advanced/developer options) take a bug report (full report), upload the zip file here: https://bathist.ef.lc

Click on: Coulomb Charge (use only the blue reading at bottom, and divide it by the rated capacity which is posted below)

In my screenshot for my 1 yr old Pixel 2, it shows 2495mAh (rated capacity is 2700mAh for Pixel 2).

2495 ÷ 2700 = 92% remaining battery capacity (assuming my math skills are not faulty).

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make sure battery is fully charged before doing this. no need to fully drain it before i think