Battery Tester
Free online battery tester tool. Check battery health, charging status, battery level, and estimated time remaining. Monitor battery performance and get detailed statistics for your device.
- Avoid extreme temperatures - keep battery between 20°C and 25°C for optimal health
- Don't let battery fully discharge regularly - charge when it reaches 20-30%
- Avoid keeping device plugged in at 100% for extended periods
- Use original chargers or certified alternatives for best battery life
Battery Tester - Monitor Your Device Battery Health
A comprehensive online battery testing tool that monitors your device's battery health, charging status, battery level, and performance. View real-time battery statistics, historical data, and get insights into your battery's condition using the Battery Status API.
How does this battery tester work?
This tool uses the Battery Status API (navigator.getBattery()) to access real-time battery information from your device:
1. Battery Level: Current charge percentage (0-100%)
2. Charging Status: Whether the device is charging or discharging
3. Charging Time: Estimated time until fully charged
4. Discharging Time: Estimated time until battery depletes
5. Historical Data: Tracks battery level changes over time
The tool automatically updates every 10 seconds and listens for battery events (charge/discharge, level changes) to provide real-time monitoring.
Note: This API is available on most laptops and some tablets, but may not work on all mobile phones or in all browsers.
Which devices and browsers support battery testing?
Battery Status API support varies by device and browser:
Supported:
- Chrome/Chromium browsers (laptops, tablets, some Android devices)
- Edge browser (Windows devices)
- Opera browser (laptops, Android devices)
Limited/No Support:
- Firefox (removed support for privacy reasons)
- Safari (not supported)
- Most iOS devices (iPhone, iPad)
- Some Android phones (depends on browser)
Best compatibility:
- Windows laptops with Chrome or Edge
- Chromebooks
- Android tablets with Chrome
- Linux laptops with Chrome/Chromium
The tool will automatically detect if the API is available and show a notification.
What does battery health mean?
Battery health is an estimated indicator of your battery's condition:
Excellent (80-100%):
- Battery performs like new
- Holds charge well
- Minimal degradation
Good (60-79%):
- Battery performs adequately
- Some capacity loss
- Still reliable for daily use
Fair (40-59%):
- Noticeable capacity reduction
- May need charging more frequently
- Consider battery replacement soon
Poor (20-39%):
- Significant degradation
- Poor battery life
- Replacement recommended
Critical (0-19%):
- Severe degradation
- Extremely short battery life
- Immediate replacement needed
Note: This is a simple estimation based on current level and charging patterns. For accurate battery health, use manufacturer diagnostic tools.
What is 'Time to Full Charge'?
Time to Full Charge shows the estimated time remaining until the battery reaches 100%:
- Only displayed when device is charging
- Calculated by the browser based on current charge rate
- May show 'Calculating...' when:
- Just started charging
- Charge rate is fluctuating
- System is still analyzing
- Shows 'N/A' when not charging
Factors affecting accuracy:
- Current battery level
- Charger power output
- Device power consumption during charging
- Battery age and health
- Temperature
The estimate becomes more accurate after charging for a few minutes.
What is 'Time Remaining'?
Time Remaining shows estimated battery life left before it depletes:
- Only displayed when device is discharging (not plugged in)
- Based on current power consumption
- May show 'Calculating...' when:
- Just unplugged
- Power usage is changing
- System needs more data
- Shows 'N/A' when charging
Factors affecting accuracy:
- Current battery level
- Active applications and processes
- Screen brightness
- WiFi/Bluetooth usage
- CPU/GPU load
The estimate adjusts automatically as your usage patterns change.
How is the battery history chart useful?
The battery history chart visualizes your battery level over time:
Benefits:
- See discharge rate patterns
- Identify rapid battery drain
- Compare charging speeds
- Detect battery degradation trends
- Monitor after battery optimization changes
Chart features:
- Blue dots: Normal battery readings
- Green dots: Battery readings while charging
- Smooth line: Battery level progression
- Grid: Easy percentage reference
The chart keeps the last 50 readings, updating every 10 seconds. This gives you about 8 minutes of history, useful for short-term monitoring and comparing before/after changes.
For long-term battery health tracking, check periodically over days/weeks to see if maximum battery level decreases (indicating aging).
Why does my battery show 'Calculating...'?
'Calculating...' appears when the system is still determining the estimate:
Common reasons:
- Just plugged in/unplugged (needs a few minutes)
- Power consumption is fluctuating significantly
- Battery API is gathering data
- System hasn't stabilized yet
To get accurate times:
1. Wait 2-5 minutes after plugging in or unplugging
2. Keep power usage relatively stable
3. Avoid starting intensive tasks immediately
4. Close unnecessary apps
If it persists:
- Try refreshing the page
- Check if other battery tools work
- Restart your browser
- Update your browser to the latest version
Some devices may never provide time estimates - this is normal behavior and not a tool error.
How can I improve my battery health?
Follow these best practices for better battery longevity:
Charging habits:
- Keep battery between 20-80% when possible
- Avoid frequent 0% to 100% cycles
- Don't leave plugged in at 100% overnight
- Use slow charging when not in a hurry
- Avoid charging in hot environments
Usage tips:
- Reduce screen brightness
- Close unused apps and tabs
- Disable WiFi/Bluetooth when not needed
- Use battery saver mode
- Avoid extreme temperatures (too hot or cold)
Maintenance:
- Calibrate battery every 2-3 months (0% to 100%)
- Keep software and drivers updated
- Clean device vents to prevent overheating
- Remove battery if storing device long-term (if removable)
Monitoring:
- Use this tool to track battery patterns
- Check for abnormal drain
- Monitor charging times
- Watch for sudden health drops
Remember: All batteries degrade over time - typical lifespan is 2-4 years or 300-500 charge cycles.
Key Features
- Real-time battery level monitoring
- Charging/discharging status detection
- Visual battery icon with level indicator
- Charging animation with bolt icon
- Time to full charge estimation
- Time remaining (battery life) estimation
- Battery health indicator with 5 levels
- Animated health bar with gradient
- Battery level history chart (last 50 readings)
- Real-time chart updates every 10 seconds
- Statistics: average, max, min battery levels
- Total readings counter
- Auto-refresh every 10 seconds
- Manual refresh button
- Color-coded battery states (charging, low, critical)
- Responsive design for all devices
- Dark mode support with chart adaptation
- Battery care tips and best practices
- API support detection
- 100% client-side - no data sent to servers
- No installation or registration required