AllMyBatteries 4+

Name: AllMyBatteries
Rating: 3.4 (5 reviews)
Author: 嘉银 李

Track all your batteries here

嘉银李

- 3.4 • 5 Ratings

- Free
- Offers In-App Purchases

Description

Looking for a reliable and efficient battery management app for your devices? Look no further than AllMyBatteries! Say goodbye to those embarrassing moments when your device battery dies unexpectedly.

AllMyBatteries is the ultimate housekeeper for all your electronic devices. With this app, you can easily track and monitor the battery levels of all your Apple devices, including iPhone, iPad, MacBook, Apple Watch, AirPods, Apple Pencil, Magic Accessories and HomeKit Accessories. Not just limited to Apple devices, AllMyBatteries can also support tracking many other Apple-compatible earphones like Beats whole series, Sony WF-1000XM4 and Bose QC45, and many Bluetooth and custom devices that you may have.

Set up various types of notifications according to your needs and let AllMyBatteries remind you when it's time to charge your devices. The app can also record battery history, demonstrating the battery change trend for you. You can even share your device information with family and friends!

And the best part? AllMyBatteries provides different types and sizes of exquisite widgets to decorate your home screen and supports many types of Shortcuts actions to make your own workflow!

Download AllMyBatteries now and experience peace of mind knowing that your device batteries are always under control!

2 Oct 2024

Version 2.1.9

* Bug fixes and stability improvements

3.4 out of 5

5 Ratings

Work good!

Maybe can put a history of chargers.

No es totalmente efectivo, pero saca la tarea

Todavía le falta sincronizarse mejor con los AirPods Pro. Muy bien con las notificaciónes configuradas por el usuario

Doesn’t update all devices as I would expect

I have a lot of Apple devices and I expected that if I’m in the iPad, the iPhone and Apple would show me the real battery percentage… but it doesn’t if devices are charging for example. All devices must be unlock to be able to see their real battery percentage… disappointing, it’s not practical if it works that way. But it has potential if they work that connection issue.

Theoretically the app and widget will refresh one time every 15~30 minutes according to the limitation of iOS, Apple won’t allow a higher refresh rate. If you found your widget or app refresh far less frequently than that, there are a few things you could check: 1. Whether the low battery mode is on. Widgets won’t refresh when it’s on. 2. Whether Background App Refresh is enabled, for WLAN & Cellular 3. Make sure you are not force killing AllMyBatteries (i.e. don’t remove it from App Switcher screen) 4. Whether the main app is working, if it doesn’t update the battery level, so doesn’t the widget. Additionally, there are more details in the FAQ section in the app, I got some articles about “Why something isn’t up to date” there.

The developer, 嘉银李, indicated that the app’s privacy practices may include handling of data as described below. For more information, see the developer’s privacy policy.