Battery Life & Health Tool

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This app may request the following permissions:

• view Wi-Fi connections
• view network connections
• full network access
• prevent device from sleeping
• Google Play license check
• receive data from Internet

Recent Reviews

Jason T

5.0★

I have used this app for years, YES it works, if you are rooted you can actually do this procedure yourself in theory. There is a file for you battery that keeps record of the cells present in the overall battery/batteries. Sometimes when dropping your phone (example) it will actually cause a jolt in a cell or 2 and it will automatically turn that cell off even if its in good condition. This fixes that that issue as well as 90% of the time fixes fast drain also.

Robert Martin

1.0★

Not sure, if this app really does what it says or not, but I do know that I can run it five times in a row and no problems found, but as I close it, it is telling me that there is a problem. I think that it creates problems, so you have to watch the adds and they get their advertising money. Really? Five seconds after five successful tests and you get a problem? Can you say....adds pay? I ignore the adds, so they aren't making money off of me. Now it always shows my battery is good. Removing it!

DaffysTrike

1.0★

Was great till they got sneaky and in the second or two when first initiated, when you go to hit 'tap to enter' the button would move up and a link for an ad pops up. Hit that then go to the ad unwillingly. Installed it on a second phone and when enter is hit before the pop up link it still shows the ads. Press the X button to close the ad, and the app shuts down. Over and over again, making the app useless. Uninstalling.

Sina

1.0★

Scam app, doesn't do anything. Most phone batteries are in a single cell configuration, and more recently 2 cell layouts. So what on Earth are all the "cells" on the mid-90s, disk defragmenter looking screen?? Not sure if this app really does anything, other than display full screen ads, but I'd avoid this app like the plague. Even if it's "harmless", it's misleading and actively misinforming the public on how technology works, which is morally wrong.

Kody Pelton

3.0★

Seems to bea good app, but there are some blaring problems. First off, nobody who knows the value behind a mobile app at a baseline level, is going to pay $15 a week for this... That's absolutely insane. Really? Seems partly like a scam that's so expensive. Secondly, I'm not sure how real the "cell repair" function really is. Every time I use it, it's all a total of 13 cells that need repair. Without fail. Never more, never less. Seems odd to me. What's the science behind it???

Ezequiel Puglia

1.0★

This is in fact a scam. The way this app works is that it does a "scan" and say that all is fixed. The truth is that it will store on your device and on a server some data, which let's the app remember that you recently did a scan, and show that everything is good. If you delete the apps data and go offline, it will report again that your "cells" are damaged. Cells are like mini batteries in a group (so a 6 cell battery is like 6 batteries in a group). Your phone has 1 or 2 cells, not 40.