For years, Apple users have enjoyed the Battery Health and Battery Cycle Count features, allowing them to monitor their device’s battery status. Android and Samsung users have long requested a similar feature, and now, with the One UI 7 update, Samsung is finally delivering it. If your device is eligible for this update, you’ll soon be able to track your battery’s health just like iPhone users.
Samsung’s New Battery Health Feature in One UI 7
A recent leak from a Samsung Galaxy S25 user running One UI 7 has revealed that the update includes a Battery Health section in the device settings. Previously, Samsung phones only displayed battery level and capacity. Now, users can check:
Battery Health Status – See how well your battery is performing over time.
Battery Cycle Count – Track how many times your phone has been fully charged.
First Use of Battery – Get insights into your battery's history and usage patterns.
This highly anticipated feature is expected to roll out to all One UI 7.0 eligible devices, making it easier for Samsung users to monitor their battery performance and longevity.
What is the Importance of Battery Health Tracking?
Having access to battery health data allows users to take better care of their devices. Over time, smartphone batteries degrade, affecting performance and battery life. With this new feature, Samsung users can:
Monitor battery degradation and plan for replacements accordingly.
Optimize charging habits to extend battery lifespan.
Avoid unexpected battery issues by keeping track of cycle counts.
One UI 7 Update: Built on Android 15
The One UI 7 update is based on Android 15, bringing several new enhancements, including the Battery Health feature. The leaked screenshot, reportedly shared by a UK user, confirms this addition.
While it is not yet clear if all One UI 7-compatible devices will receive this feature, it is expected to be available on newer Samsung models and possibly some older ones.
Final Thoughts: A Much-Needed Feature for Samsung Users
This update is great news for Samsung users who have been requesting battery health tracking for years. With this new feature, Samsung is finally catching up with Apple in terms of battery management and transparency.
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Stay Updated!
If you are a Samsung user, make sure to keep an eye out for the One UI 7.0 update. As always, stay tuned for more updates on Samsung’s latest features and innovations.