Analyzing Battery Status

The Battery Status dashboard provides insight into how selected devices utilize batteries and the conditions the batteries are used under. To analyze and predict the performance of smart batteries, see Analyzing Smart Battery Condition.

You can view the Battery Status dashboard by selecting it from the dashboard dropdown menu.

Battery Status Dropdown

From the Battery Status dashboard, you can monitor how long batteries are charged, how quickly they are discharged, and which apps contribute to the drain.

Battery Status Dashboard

You can customize this dashboard by adding or removing the available charts.

Add or Remove Battery Charts

The table below lists and describes all of the available charts.

Dashboard Description
Top 5 Models Devices categorized by model
Top 5 OS Versions Devices categorized by operating systems
Top 5 Manufacturers Devices categorized by manufacturer
Top 5 Battery Sizes Devices categorized by battery size (mAh)
Remaining Battery Capacity Categorizes devices by remaining charging capacity. Charge capacity is calculated as a percentage of remaining charging capacity of the battery compared to when the battery was new. Good – capacity over 75%, Average – capacity between 50-74%, Bad – capacity between 0-49%
Battery Temperature Categorizes devices by average temperature during the selected time period.
  • Too Hot – greater than the maximum temperature (35 degrees C by default)
  • Too Cold – less than the minimum temperature (0 degrees C by default)
  • Normal - between the minimum and maximum temperatures
  • Large Fluctuations - Fluctuating to less than the minimum and greater than the maximum temperature.
Average Daily Charge Cycles

Average daily charge cycles of a battery within the specified date range

Total Charge Cycles

Total number of charge cycles a battery has undergone. A charge cycle is equivalent to the battery being drained to 0% and then being fully discharged

Charging Pattern Categorizes devices by the pattern most commonly used to charge them.
  • Optimally charged – Device is charged 80-100 percent, then unplugged
  • Overcharged – charged to full and then left plugged in
  • Spot Charged – Device is NOT charged to 80 percent and was in and out of the charging cradle for short periods of time
  • Randomly Charged - Device is NOT charged to 80 percent and was in and out of the charging cradle only once during the day
Charge Type Categorized by type of charging equipment employed
Charge Level at a selected time Categorized by battery charge percentage at the selected time
Discharge Rate Number of devices grouped by discharge rate percentage
Top 5 App Drain (Foreground) Categorized by applications causing battery drain