Ampere 4.06

Ampere 4.06 Ampere 4.06 helps you monitor charging and discharging current on Android. Check charging health, analyze power usage, set low-battery warnings, and view battery stats like temperature.

Ampere 4.06

Charging is essential for Android phones and tablets, but battery performance doesn’t always stay consistent over time. If you’re unsure whether your device is charging correctly, Ampere helps you check it without needing extra measurement hardware.

In short, Ampere focuses on showing the battery’s charging and discharging current. That makes it easier to confirm whether your device is taking power properly, and to decide whether you should switch chargers if something looks off.

Features

Measure current

Ampere measures the current your device uses—both while charging and while idle (standby). Just plug your phone into a charger or power source, open Ampere, and start measuring.

Analyze data

The app analyzes the captured current readings and presents them in a way that helps you understand your device’s energy use. You can review values such as:

• Charging current
• Standby current
• App consumption current

Use these insights to adjust your habits and manage battery life more effectively.

Provide warnings

Ampere can alert you based on battery level and power conditions, so you can recharge or conserve power in time. You can set battery percentage alerts to be notified when the battery drops low.

Display device information

The app also shows basic battery details, including battery capacity and battery temperature, helping you understand the current condition of your battery.

Necessary warnings

Ampere can send ongoing alerts so you’re aware of what’s happening during use. To get the most from it, you’ll need to grant access to the device’s control memory. The app won’t misuse permissions for harmful actions such as stealing information or spreading malware.

After notifications are enabled, you’ll receive updates related to battery status and charging/discharging current.

Highlights

Track battery-related status

Ampere provides Android users with detailed battery reports containing the data you need. You can see whether your device is currently:

• Charging or discharging
• Drawing power from the battery or directly from an AC charger
• Maintaining a particular battery health level and charge level

It also helps you review battery type information, along with current temperature and voltage readings to help you stay within safer operating conditions.

Use notifications to stay informed

If you want ongoing visibility, Ampere lets you enable important notifications that are useful for keeping tabs on your device. You can also access a quick controller from the notification bar, with convenient options that make the in-app experience smoother and more reliable.

Stay protected with alerts

To help ensure your device is charging or discharging properly, Ampere provides alerts when problems are detected, such as:

• Overheating



• Charging current that is too high
• Incorrect charging behavior

These warnings improve your on-screen experience and can make your device safer—especially if you often pay close attention to these details.

Works with Android Wear

For added convenience, Ampere can also run alongside Android Wear devices. Connect your watch to your Android phone or tablet to enable additional alerts, so you can understand the watch’s current status without constantly checking your device.

Home screen widgets for quick monitoring

Ampere includes widgets so you can keep an eye on important measurements continuously. You can enable widgets for charging status, battery percentage, temperature, and more. With dynamic color styling, the widget updates to reflect the current battery conditions:

• Green/Blue for reassuring status
• Orange when you should pay attention
• Red indicates something may require checking

Functions

Check charger status on mobile devices

Ampere is a helpful companion for anyone who uses mobile devices and wants a practical way to test and monitor portable chargers. Many users rely on Ampere to understand charging behavior and battery draw.