Battery status & health
Check your live battery status and estimate battery health from a Windows report or manual entry. All processing stays in your browser.
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Battery Health Checker
The browser cannot read true battery health from web pages. Use a Windows battery report, enter capacity values by hand, or use your phone's built-in setting. Every calculation runs locally.
Enter both capacities to see estimated health.
Battery reports are processed locally in your browser. Nothing is uploaded.
What battery health means
Battery health is a rough estimate of how much charge your battery can still hold, compared with when it was new. It is different from the battery percentage you see in the taskbar: percentage is how full today's smaller reservoir is, health is how big the reservoir has become over time.
Percentage versus health
A battery at 100% charge can still be worn. If the battery's full charge capacity has dropped to 70% of its design capacity, a full 100% charge holds only 70% as much energy as it did when the device was new. Live status shows the fill level; health shows the reservoir size.
Design capacity, full charge capacity, cycle count
Design capacity is the maximum energy the battery was engineered to hold when new (usually in mWh or mAh). Full charge capacity is the maximum energy it holds right now, at 100% charge. Cycle count is how many full equivalent discharges the battery has been through; two partial discharges of 50% count as one cycle.
Why browser-based battery data is limited
The web Battery Status API only exposes the current charge level and charging state. It does not expose capacity, cycle count, or health, and it was removed from Firefox and Safari for privacy reasons. True health values come from the operating system (powercfg on Windows, System Information on macOS, Settings on iPhone, or vendor tools on Android).