How to set the battery percentage on your Samsung

How to set battery percentage on Samsung Galaxy Note 8 64GB

The battery is the most important element of a smartphone. It determines how long the device will work in standalone mode, that is, without being connected to the mains. The charge level can be monitored in the status bar, which has an icon in the form of the battery, which is now filled, now depleted. Unfortunately, it does not allow you to determine the exact level. Therefore, it is recommended to turn on the battery percentage on the Samsung Galaxy Note 8 64GB in one of the ways described below.

Samsung Galaxy Note 8 64GB phone, like any other device on the Android 6 operating system and above, displays the battery level as an icon. You can use it to guess how much the battery is approximately charged: 100%, 75%, 50% and so on.

In order for the system to be able to display the exact percentage of charge, you need to swipe down from the top of the screen. Then the notification curtain will open, and information about the battery level will appear next to the battery icon.

Although the phone will always be able to show the percentage, this method can hardly be called convenient. After all, the user will have to lower the curtain every time to familiarize himself with the exact charge. In this regard, it is recommended to pay attention to alternative methods of changing the icon so that the percentage is always displayed. Even when the notification curtain is closed.

The genesis of the problem

Mostly jumps in percentage occur due to improper battery calibration. The battery needs to be discharged to zero and fully charged several times in a row in order to work properly. This will allow the device to remember the correct parameters and keep the “health” of the battery for a long time. But not all users can be patient enough to perform this procedure.

Many people turn to specialists who use special programs for lightning-fast adjustments. This is just a myth. As specialists zero out the battery data in designated files. In practice this file contains only statistical data about the battery and does not affect the battery tuning at all.

Using programs disrupts sensors and drivers that are designed to translate incomprehensible numbers into percentages of battery charge. Other causes of problems with the correct operation of the battery include the following:

• Not following the terms of the firmware update;
• Installation of the update at the time when the phone is almost empty;
• battery wear and tear. you should buy a new battery, there is an option to repair the old one, but, as a rule, this is a long and expensive procedure, which does not make any sense.

How to turn on the battery percentage?

In order to enable battery percentage display on Samsung Galaxy devices with One UI do the following:

1) Go to “Settings” and select “Notifications”;

2) Tap the “Status bar” and activate the “Show battery percentage” function.

To turn on the battery percentage display on Xiaomi devices with MIUI 12 do the following:

1) Go to “Settings” and select the “Screen” section;

2) open the “Control Center and Notification Bar”;

3) tap “Battery Indicator” and select the desired icon.

Battery percentage on Android using the system’s built-in tools (System UI Tuner)

The first method usually works on almost any Android device with current versions of the system, where the option to turn on the battery percentage in the settings is missing. And the method works even in cases when the manufacturer has installed its own Launcher, different from the “pure” android.

The idea is to enable “Show battery charge level as percentage” in the System UI Tuner’s hidden settings, and turn those same settings on beforehand. To do this, you will need to do the following steps:

Done, now you will see the percentage charge showing in the status bar on your Android tablet or phone.

The “Show Charge Percentage” item is disabled. Turn it on by pressing the switch.

We look at the status bar, we see the level of charge in percent and we are happy.

Instructions for when things don’t work. Open the section with the settings, look at the top of the window. here you will see a search line.

Click on it and type in the search word “percentage” (specify without the quotes). And immediately shows the menu item you want.

Display the battery level in percent

There are those who just don’t need the percentage display. They charge the smartphone so often that it simply does not have time to sit below 60-70%. Even so, even I. the person who uses wireless charging and always has my phone on it. still like to know how much charge I have left.

You say you don’t need percentages when there’s a battery indicator in the corner of the screen? You’re partly right, but it’s so small that it’s illogical to say it’s informative. It may not be the most important information, but you often can’t even tell the difference between 40% and 60% or even 70%. And this is serious and could mean a few extra hours of use.

The problem applies not only to Samsung smartphones

Through Settings

Make the battery percentage visible at all times by making the settings of the Samsung Galaxy A03 Core. If you’ve never used this option, check out the manual:

This method works if you have updated your Samsung Galaxy A03 Core to Android 9 or a newer version of the operating system. If you are using an older firmware, however, the algorithm will be slightly different:

• Lower the notification curtain.
• Click on the gear icon and hold your finger on it for a few seconds.
• After about 5 seconds, you will be taken to the settings section, and a notice “System UI Tuner added to the settings menu” will pop up at the bottom. This will indicate that you were able to unlock the advanced settings menu.
• Now you need to go to “System UI Tuner”.
• Select the “Status bar” option.
• Click on the “Battery” function and activate the constant battery charge percentage for the status bar.

If you are using some modified firmware the names of some menu items could be different. But that won’t stop you from setting the percentage display permanently. You just need to navigate to the sections “Battery” or “Battery”, and if necessary, you can use the settings search.

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Congratulations! I now have a smartphone when plugged into the charger and reaches 100 degrees begins to play my ringtone, at first I could not understand what this is and nowhere is the message, There was concern that something was wrong but one day I remembered that it plays when the phone is only on charge and when it reaches 100 degrees it turns out to be a message that the battery is charged. As far as I remember it happened after the picture of the memory was inserted into the phone without the picture it did not work when the phone was on charge but after the picture something started to play and give messages. In principle, for me it is not a problem anymore and I am used to it, but it may be that I am not alone but I have a bedroom after my room and my mom feels sensitive and it is not convenient when she wants to rest in the evening. Please tell me if the memory card really helped or something happened in the settings and the ringtone has already started playing?

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