Any #priority #current #ebike owners out there? I just noticed that when my battery is on my bike it’s showing 1/10 charge level, but when I take it off and press the little indicator button it’s showing me 2/4 charge level. Which one should I trust? I’ve only done 4-5 charge cycles on it since it’s new so is this the type of thing that will normalize over time?

#ebikes #electricbike #prioritycurrent #battery #batterymanagementsystem #chargecycles

KDE Connect is quite usable, but I feel like it drains my battery. Or is it the battery itself, the age? Does anyone know if and how (which tools or apps) you can read the charge cycles or battery status on a Pixel 5 with Graphene OS? Or is that not possible on Android, as it is on Apple?

#kdeconnect #kde #android #pixel #pixel5 #battery #chargecycles #linux #opensource #aosp #grapheneos #calyxos #charging #batteryhealth #android13 #pixel7 #pixel6

The Chargie is now available for iOS too, to limit battery charging to 80% or whatever you want to set it too

I've been using a Chargie for the last two years on my Android phone (my wife is now using it) and loved that it is a hardware device that shuts off the charging at a user set percentage. It does this by monitoring the battery and temperature via the app running on the phone.
This type of battery charge limiting was exclusively the reserve of rooted phones before the Chargie came along.
Yes iOS 14.5 has optimised charging, but that still charges the battery up to 100% which is a full charge cycle. So finally the Chargie is now available for iOS devices, and I've just ordered mine.
With the glued in non-replaceable batteries of today this device at $35 plus shipping is just worth it to me. The manufacturing has improved the quality further to prevent corrosion on the PCB inside which just means the device should be a once-only purchase.
See ‎Chargie - phone charge limiter

https://apps.apple.com/gb/app/chargie-phone-charge-limiter/id1559014917 https://squeet.me/objects/962c3e10a1eaaa12389c7391dab317842c60dd27