How to Check the Battery Health of Android Phones

In this guide, you will learn how to check the battery health information of any Android phone, just like you normally do on iPhone devices.

You might mistake battery life for battery health, but these two words do not mean the same thing. The term “battery life” typically refers to the amount of time your battery will last before you will need to recharge your phone. You can easily find your battery life while charging or after charging to show how much power your battery has left before it shuts down.

While battery health tells you more detailed things like how much your battery is deteriorating and how long it is supposed to last on full charge, So basically, having a low battery health means that your battery will perform worse (discharge faster, get warm, etc.).

How to Check the Battery Health of Android Phones

Just like the iPhone, some Android devices have inbuilt system apps that make it possible for individuals to check their battery health status.

If you're a Samsung user, then you will not need to install any third-party apps because of the default Samsung Members app. If you don't own a Samsung phone, there is no need to worry about the Samsung members app not working on your phone. This is because you will need to install a third-party app that has similar functionality to check your battery health and report issues.

How to Check the Health of an Android Battery Using Samsung

1. First, download the Samsung Members app from the Google Play Store here, if it's not already installed on your phone.
2. Now, launch the "Samsung Members" app and click on "Diagnostics" on the home screen.
3. Next, select "Battery Status" from the list of hardware to diagnose. 
4. Finally, you should see the information about your battery health indicate "Good," "Normal," or "Weak."

That's all.

How to Check Android Battery Health with AccuBattery

AccuBattery is the best option to check your battery health and also see how apps use up power, discharging speed, average usage, battery wear, and other important battery information. Samsung users who need more detailed information about their phone's battery health can also use this app.

1. First, download the AccuBattery app from the Google Play Store here.
2. Now, launch the app and start viewing your battery health information.
3. You can navigate to view "charging info," "discharging info," "health info," and "history."

That's all. AccuBattery will start recording your battery data after you install it, so you will need to have the app running on your phone to get daily reports and more information.

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