Ampere
You can install Ampere form Google Play or you can download the lates APK from here.
Measure the charging and discharging current of your battery.
The app was at first designed for Lollipop only, but now devices with Android 4.0.3+ are also supported. Please read the pre Lollipop forum..
How to use the app: Start the app and wait ca. 10 seconds ("measuring" is on the display). After this time, the charging or discharging current will be shown.
The current depends on many things:
The charger (USB/AC/Wiereless)
The USB cable
The phone type
Current tasks running
Display brightness
With this app you can for example search for an optimal charger/USB cable combo.
The app is not meant to be mA accurate. It is only good for evaluate which Charger/USB cable combo is good for you.
Background info: The app measures the battery charging/discharging current. If your phone is not connected to a charger, you see the discharging current which is negative. Now, if you connect a charger then the current what the charger gives will be used to supply your phone and the remaining power will be charged into the battery.
If your phone consumes 300 mA without a charger connected, then a 500 mA charger will charge your battery maximum with 200 mA current.
Technical info: The displayed current is an average value from 50 measurements minus the 10 upper values and the 10 lower values. The displayed current can be shaky or unstable or even just zero which means, that the Android system provides such unstable values. Some phones, like the Nexus 4 reports such unstable wide spreading readings when charged with a low current charger (e.g. 500mA), that even the average value is just a joke.
Background info about batteries and how they will be charged: LiPo batteries don't draw the maximum for the full time it takes to charge the phone. If your battery is charged almost full then the charging current will be much less as by lower battery levels.
A nice article explaining LiPo charge stages: http://batteryuniversity.com/learn/article/charging_lithium_ion_batteries
Dave's (EEVBlog) LiPo Charging Tutorial:
If your Lollipop device (or later) shows 0 all the time: There are Lollipop devices which don't have a working power profile (the new Lollipop interface to get the measured current). But on some of them is the old interface still present and maybe also working. Please use the settings option "Old measurement method" in this case. You can force the app with it to use the old interface, if the Lollipop device has at least one. Maybe it helps...
If the app doesn't support your device, you can collect some info to help. Please read this post in this case.
Phones/ROMS reported to be working with this app:
Motorola Atrix HD/CM 5.0.2 (MB886 JBBL)
Moto E (condor_umtsds)
Moto G 2013 XT1033 (Dual Sim)/Factory
Moto G 2014 (2nd gen)/Factory 5.0.2
Moto X 2014 (victara)
Nexus 4/Factory 5.0.1 (unstable values by low charging currents)
Nexus 5/Factory 5.0.2
Nexus 6
Nexus 7 2012 (unstable values by low charging currents)
Nexus 7 2013/Factory 5.0.2 (no discharging current -> Bug reported)
Nexus 9 (flounder)
Nook HD (hummingbird running cm12)
OnePlus One (A0001)
Samsung Galaxy Star (mint)
Samsung Galaxy Note 2 (GT-N7100 with RR Rom)
Samsung Galaxy Note 3 (N9005 )/LOLLIPOP Rom 5.0
Samsung Galaxy Note 3 (SM-900W8)
Samsung Galaxy Note3 (hlte, hltexx)
Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 (SM-P600 running CM12LP_5.0.2)
Samsung Galaxy S3 (not accurate)
Samsung Galaxy S3 (m0 , i9300, CM12 charging only)
Samsung Galaxy S4 (Google Play Edition, jfltexx)
Samsung Galaxy S4 (ja3g)
Samsung Galaxy S5 (klte, kltevzw)
Samsung Galaxy Tab 7.0 Plus GT P6200
Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 Pro T520 Picassowifi
Samsung Galaxy Tab S 10.5 (chagallwifi)
Sony Xperia M (C1905 running CM12)
Sony Xperia Z C6602 (with aosp lollipop)
Sony Xperia Z Ultra (togari)
ZTE Blade S6 (P839F30)
Phones/ROMS reported not to be working with this app:
GOOGLE Galaxy Nexus– toro
HTC Desire 510– htc_a11ul8x26
HTC One S– ville
HTC One X– endeavoru
HTC One XL– evita
HTCSensation 4G– pyramid
Lenovo P2– P2a42
Lenovo TAB S8-50F– S8-50F
Lenovo YOGA Tablet Pro-1050L/Yoga Tablet 2– YT2
LG G Pad 8.3 LTE– altev
NVIDIA TegraNote– tegranote
NVIDIA TegraNote– tegranote7c
PEGATRON P66– P66
SAMSUNG Galaxy A3– a3lte
SAMSUNG Galaxy A3– a3ulte
SAMSUNG Galaxy A5– a53g
SAMSUNG Galaxy A5– a5lte
SAMSUNG Galaxy A5– a5ltechn
SAMSUNG Galaxy A5– a5ltectc
SAMSUNG Galaxy A5– a5ltezh
SAMSUNG Galaxy A5– a5ltezt
SAMSUNG Galaxy A5– a5ulte
SAMSUNG Galaxy A5– a5ultebmc
SAMSUNG Galaxy A5– a5ultektt
SAMSUNG Galaxy A5– a5ultelgt
SAMSUNG Galaxy A5– a5ulteskt
SAMSUNG Galaxy A7– a7lte
SAMSUNG Galaxy A7– a7ltechn
SAMSUNG Galaxy A7– a7ltectc
SAMSUNG Galaxy A7– a7ltektt
SAMSUNG Galaxy A7– a7ltelgt
SAMSUNG Galaxy A7– a7lteskt
SAMSUNG Galaxy Ace Style– heatqlte
SAMSUNG Galaxy Ace– heatlte
SAMSUNG Galaxy Core– arubaslimss
SAMSUNG Galaxy Fame Lite Duos– nevisw
SAMSUNG Galaxy Fame– nevis
SAMSUNG Galaxy Fame– nevis3g
SAMSUNG Galaxy Fame– nevis3gcmcc
SAMSUNG Galaxy Fame– nevisds
SAMSUNG Galaxy Fame– nevisnvess
SAMSUNG Galaxy Fame– nevisp
SAMSUNG Galaxy Fame– nevisvess
SAMSUNG Galaxy Grand Neo– baffinlite
SAMSUNG Galaxy Grand Neo– baffinlitedtv
SAMSUNG Galaxy Grand Prime– fortuna3g
SAMSUNG Galaxy Grand Prime– fortuna3gdtv
SAMSUNG Galaxy Grand Prime– fortunalte
SAMSUNG Galaxy Grand Prime– fortunaltectc
SAMSUNG Galaxy Grand Prime– fortunaltezh
SAMSUNG Galaxy Grand Prime– fortunaltezt
SAMSUNG Galaxy Nexus– maguro
SAMSUNG Galaxy Nexus– toroplus
SAMSUNG Galaxy Note2– t03g
SAMSUNG Galaxy Note2– t03gchn
SAMSUNG Galaxy Note2– t03gchnduos
SAMSUNG Galaxy Note2– t03gcmcc
SAMSUNG Galaxy Note2– t03gctc
SAMSUNG Galaxy Note2– t03gcuduos
SAMSUNG Galaxy Note3– ha3g
SAMSUNG Galaxy S Duos2– kyleprods
SAMSUNG Galaxy S2– GT-I9100
SAMSUNG Galaxy S3 Slim– wilcoxds
SAMSUNG Galaxy S3– d2att
SAMSUNG Galaxy S3– d2can
SAMSUNG Galaxy S3– d2dcm
SAMSUNG Galaxy S3– d2ltetmo
SAMSUNG Galaxy S3– d2spr
SAMSUNG Galaxy S3– d2tfnvzw
SAMSUNG Galaxy S3– d2vmu
SAMSUNG Galaxy S3– d2vzw
SAMSUNG Galaxy S5 mini– kminilte
SAMSUNG Galaxy S5 mini– kminilteatt
SAMSUNG Galaxy S5 Mini– kminilteusc
SAMSUNG Galaxy S5 Neo– s5neolte
SAMSUNG Galaxy S5 Neo– s5neoltecan
SAMSUNG Galaxy Star Plus– logan2g
SAMSUNG Galaxy Tab4 7.0– degas3g
SAMSUNG Galaxy Tab4 7.0– degaswifi
SAMSUNG Galaxy Trend Plus– kylepro
SAMSUNG Galaxy Win Duos– delos3gchn
SAMSUNG Galaxy Win Pro– wilcox3g
SAMSUNG Galaxy Win Pro– wilcoxctc
SAMSUNG Galaxy Win– delos3gcmcc
SAMSUNG Galaxy Win– delos3gduosctc
SAMSUNG Galaxy Win– delos3geur
SAMSUNG Galaxy win– delos3gss
SAMSUNG Galaxy Win– delosltelgt
SAMSUNG Galaxy Win– deloslteskt
SYMPHONY TELECA YUPHORIA– YUPHORIA
SYMPHONY TELECA Yureka– YUREKA
UNKNOWN Primo_EF2
XIAOMI HM Note 2– hermes
Please report your experience with your phone/ROM type.
If a device has an erroneous or dummy implementation of the Power Profiles for Android, then the app will never support it or the app will just show the erroneous or dummy values delivered on the interface. Please ask your ROM developer to implement it correctly.
Translations:
Albanian
Armenian
Chinese (Chine)
Chinese (Taiwan)
Czech
English
German
Hungarian
Indonesian
Italian
Japanese
Lithuanian
Polish
Portuguese (Brazil)
Portuguese (Portugal)
Romanian
Russian
Slovak
Spanish
Spanish (United States)
Turkish
If you would like to have the app in your language and you are willing and able to translate the app please contact me.
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Ampere Beta testing community on reddit
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awesome ! downloading it!
Cool!!, Trying Now
in the discharge i see 230ma. why not -230?
when charging i see 860ma. is it 860 total or 1090-230?
WOW, great app, i was waiting for a long time! great!
Downloading and testing!
Good looking app. Seems handy to have too
0mA
M7 CM12 Nightly Nuk3rn3l
EDIT: and my data transfer speed from PC to phone was barely above 0kb/s, till I killed app (from cache)?
Any app similar to Android 4.4?
Thanks
I reached the cap
My vooc charger reached the cap which seems to be at 3000mA, it comes back to 0mA.
barata99 said:
Any app similar to Android 4.4?
Thanks
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"Galax Charging Current" works on 4.4 and suports many Samsung Devices.
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nihil0 said:
Ampere
Measure the charging and discharging current of your battery.
The app works only on Lollipop (Android 5.0+) devices.
Start the app and wait ca. 10 seconds ("measuring" is on the display). After this time, the charging or discharging current will be shown.
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Great Work!
Perhaps you want to consider adding a real-time widget and some tasker integration to improve your app even more! Just ideas to make your app even better.
Ah just forget it, i didn't see [5.0+] xD
How is this different than CurrentWidget? Okay, yours looks much better but CurrentWidget sits on page 2 of my homescreen, happily tucked away...
awesome app .
tx so much
really useful.
Showing 0ma for Note 2 Internation version on cm12 5.0.2
Waiting a long time for an app like this!
Thanks!
Would it be possible to make it "locale" plugin? I would like to have toast when charging isn't full speed.
Very nice app!
Should be nice to have some kind of service that would enable stats or graph over time even when using other apps in system, that could also work in background to measure in screenoff
Hi,
Does this get info from:
cat /sys/class/power_supply/battery/*
If so why does it only support lollipoop?
eben80 said:
Hi,
Does this get info from:
cat /sys/class/power_supply/battery/*
If so why does it only support lollipoop?
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That was going to be my question but you beat me to it
Related
Hi i`m looking for an official replacement battery for my Samsung Galaxy S 8GB Wi-Fi MP3 Player 4.2 ( UK ),can anyone tell me if this list of batteries is compatible with my player ?
Dart
Double Time
Galaxy 551
Galaxy Mini
Galaxy S Wi-Fi 4.0
GT-i5510
GT-S5250
GT-S5330
GT-S5570
GT-S5750
GT-S5750E
GT-S7230
GT-S7230E
Habrok
SCH-i559
SGH-i857
SGH-T499
Tass
Wave 533
Wave 575
Wave 723
YP-G1
YP-G1C
I took the above list from another post i found on here
I am also considering buying a portable battery charger but i need to know if the usb input socket on my player is the same as on other samsung products such as
Samsung Galaxy S3 I9300, Galaxy Ace, Galaxy Nexus, Galaxy Note
and
Samsung: Galaxy S3, S2 I9100, I9000, Galaxy Series Smartphones
i quoted the above as these ones are listed to work on two portable chargers i have checked out online.
Any info would be greatly appreciated
Thank you
Hi all!
I want to buy a new phone, and i need to put the wifi card into monitor mode.
I read about of this but i dont find much info. Can you refer me to a list of devices with support this???
Samsung Galaxy SII is a old terminal but is the only/best option?
Work fine in SG SII Plus???
Thank you!!
BUMP!!!
Terminals compatibles that I found:
Galaxy S
Galaxy SII
Galaxy SII Plus
Galaxy Nexus
Hello, I'm using Verizon Galaxy S3 (SCH-I535). I need the support of 'Smart Dock Multimedia Hub' - at least on HDMI part. The latest Verizon stock SW worked with that dock was 4.1.2 (I535VRBMB1); unfortunately it does not work at all on any later stock releases. I still have to use that obsolete 4.1.2. Is anybody know any custom ROM with support of 'Smart Dock Multimedia Hub' ? Thank you.
I looked at the webpage provided. It doesn't even show its compatible with the S3
Compatible with the Galaxy Note II, Galaxy S4, and Galaxy Mega (Not compatible with Galaxy Note 3 or Galaxy S 5)
From my CM11 S3
Hey there,
I have a rooted Samsung Galaxy Note 4 (octacore running Android 5.0.1) and one of my friends has a Samsung Galaxy S3 (quadcore running Android 4.1.2), also rooted. Yesterday we met and thought of putting them to a test. So we used Haxplorer to search a random number (the same number on both devices) in a random game, and what we had noticed was that the Samsung Galaxy Note 4 was way too much slower in finding a result than the Samsung Galaxy S3, infact it was about 5x slower!
Now my question is, does anybody know why this happens? I know that the Samsung Galaxy Note 4 is way above the Samsung Galaxy S3 in specs, but still every time we try we get the same result. I also tried restarting and force stopping all other apps and still without even doing any of those to the S3 it just beat my Note4 by the mile!
Please someone explain to me how this is possible! If any more information is needed please ask me to provide you with anything.
Sent from my Samsung Galaxy Note 4 (SM-N910C) using the XDA Free mobile app.
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nicolas0808 said:
Hey there,
I have a rooted Samsung Galaxy Note 4 (octacore running Android 5.0.1) and one of my friends has a Samsung Galaxy S3 (quadcore running Android 4.1.2), also rooted. Yesterday we met and thought of putting them to a test. So we used Haxplorer to search a random number (the same number on both devices) in a random game, and what we had noticed was that the Samsung Galaxy Note 4 was way too much slower in finding a result than the Samsung Galaxy S3, infact it was about 5x slower!
Now my question is, does anybody know why this happens? I know that the Samsung Galaxy Note 4 is way above the Samsung Galaxy S3 in specs, but still every time we try we get the same result. I also tried restarting and force stopping all other apps and still without even doing any of those to the S3 it just beat my Note4 by the mile!
Please someone explain to me how this is possible! If any more information is needed please ask me to provide you with anything.
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Kumpare... Maybe its the game optimized for quad core cpus and not for octa cores.. Try a different game
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Dude its the aa game... there's no need for even two cores to run that game...
Sent from my Samsung Galaxy Note 4 (SM-N910C) using the XDA Free mobile app.
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hi guys, I hope to be in the right and I checked among the topics but I did not have an answer.
However, my girlfriend gave me for xmas a s2 classic but I have an iPhone , so i want buy a samsung galaxy to use it .
Now the question : you know if there are any differences linking the gear s2 with a galaxy with only 1.5 gb of ram than more ?
For exemple , there are less function using an s4 mini instead of a galaxy s5 ? Because i know that there are some difference using un samsung galaxy or an other android phone , but anyone speak about it ?
Thank you for your answer guys and sorry for my english .but , most important , merry xmas !!
Anto92italy said:
hi guys, I hope to be in the right and I checked among the topics but I did not have an answer.
However, my girlfriend gave me for xmas a s2 classic but I have an iPhone , so i want buy a samsung galaxy to use it .
Now the question : you know if there are any differences linking the gear s2 with a galaxy with only 1.5 gb of ram than more ?
For exemple , there are less function using an s4 mini instead of a galaxy s5 ? Because i know that there are some difference using un samsung galaxy or an other android phone , but anyone speak about it
Thank you for your answer guys and sorry for my english .but , most important , merry xmas !!
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from my experience using a Galaxy Note 2 Galaxy Note 5 or galaxy s6 a galaxy s6 edge, a galaxy s5, a galaxy s4, and even a galaxy s3 connected to both my galaxy gear s and my gear s2 the only one I've had issues with is samsung galaxy note 5 & I think it's kind of hilarious seen as how it has 4 gigs of ram and an octocore processor, that being said the few differences I have noticed in the functionality of the gear when using different Galaxy devices is minimally changed. The apps that will not work are generally not phenomenal apps. And they are usually not updated anyway. In theory if you got an s4 versus any other galaxy device with one and a half gigs of RAM will probably have the same basic usability. I hope this help. I guess to shorten it down if you're trying to save some money. The Galaxy s4 will probably do you just fine. If you want to be 100% sure you have absolutely no issues at all you want the best bang for your buck get an S5. It's almost the perfect device for the gear.
GOIGIG said:
from my experience using a Galaxy Note 2 Galaxy Note 5 or galaxy s6 a galaxy s6 edge, a galaxy s5, a galaxy s4, and even a galaxy s3 connected to both my galaxy gear s and my gear s2 the only one I've had issues with is samsung galaxy note 5 & I think it's kind of hilarious seen as how it has 4 gigs of ram and an octocore processor, that being said the few differences I have noticed in the functionality of the gear when using different Galaxy devices is minimally changed. The apps that will not work are generally not phenomenal apps. And they are usually not updated anyway. In theory if you got an s4 versus any other galaxy device with one and a half gigs of RAM will probably have the same basic usability. I hope this help. I guess to shorten it down if you're trying to save some money. The Galaxy s4 will probably do you just fine. If you want to be 100% sure you have absolutely no issues at all you want the best bang for your buck get an S5. It's almost the perfect device for the gear.
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thank you for your answer, this is exactly what I wanted to know. I think eventually I'll get a s4 because I will use it as a second phone only for the gear and little else and buy a s5 only for this seems like a waste ...my phone will remain the main iphone 6 with which I am comfortable in the hope that soon will also be released the app for ios... then there is to say that here in Italy, for what it costs to buy a samsung, to have 4 GB of RAM I was watching the new OnePlus 2 (the same price of the galaxy s4 ......) but in that case lose apps made just for samsung .. shame ..